Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-17

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Oils. Paints, etc. 3O2 E. Market.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Hoonan, zoe
West Fifth street, are parents of a
baby boy, born March 9.
| March II Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Mar
tinson became parents of a son, born
at their home, 1916 Morgan street
roe. Wash, where they will make
their future home They were hon
ored guests last week of the w. R
c. at dinner.
A. F. Coats, formerly of this city
now Seattle resident, was visiting
in Aberdeen this week, a guest al
the Washington.
Services last Sunday for st. An
drews' congregation were conducted
in the old church building, the fur
mace fire in the new edifice having
been drowned by flood.
w. e. Ashman, president of the
Western Cooperage company, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ashman, was in the
city this week, stopping at the Hote
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Foy of the
Grant hotel Tuesday evening cele
brated their twenty.third wedding an
niversary, with an enjoyable party
given at the popular hosiery.
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Brotherhood Of American Yeomer
members went over to Hoquiam Tues
day evening to attend gathering Of
the Yeomen lodge of that city ad
dressed by State Manager Snider.
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Stebinger brothers Of Portland were
in the city this week, stopping al
the Hotel Washington, looking over
the field preparatory to putting in a
bid for construction of Aberdeen's
new federal building.
Mrs. N. M. Bacon, of the Broadway
apartments, started Tuesday for
Butte, Mont, on word that her brother
George Jones, is not recovering as
rapidly as first indicated from his
injuries received some months ago in
a mine explosion. Mr.. Jones likely
will come back with his sister.
Leo N. Spain of this city and Mrs
L. A. Hamilton of Los Angeles were
married March in Montesano.
The Review club will meet Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Fred Nye, which
in future will be the permanent meet.
ing place of the club.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor of Chicago,
who has been visiting at the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Crazy on West
Eighth street, has been entertained at
several parties arranged by Mrs. j.
B. McKinne, Mrs. P. A. Bertrand, Mrs.
]. B. Elston and others.
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Aberdeen lodge, Women of Wood
craft, which won the prize for at
tendance and membership in a cam
paign participated in by lodges of
this city sHoquiam, Cosmopolis. Mon
tesano and Elma, will send team
to Montesano this evening to COM
pete for $40 prize offered to all
the lodges
!. w. Mason has good chance to
make money on his spirit level in
vention, full explanation of which was
printed in the Herald some months
ago. He has given a 30-day option
for $4,000 to an Ohio manufacture
ing firm on his patent rights. Vic
tor Streets inventive genius has put
forth another of it's clever ideas in
| the shape of curtain stretcher that
combines utility with economy.
For Sale-16 acres fine river bot
tom land one mile from court house
at Montesano. Fine state cultiva-
ton. Fine potato ground. Planted
to potatoes and properly tended 1t
will pay for itself this season If po-
tatoes are as high next year as they
are at this time. One of the finest
truck garden and suburban home
places being offered in the county to-
day. Very cheap at 100000 per acre.
Liberal terms. Isom T. Noe, Monte
sano, Wash. Box &c.. 1t