Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18

Or. J. 3. Kline made business
trip to Seattle the other day.
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G. +. McDougalI made business
trip to Portland last Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Stewart went
to Tacoma over the week end, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Rafferty, were
in Portland the other day, guests at
the Hotel Benson.
The Fourth Division, Naval Mill
tia, will give an informal dance at
the armory, March 8.
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An enjoyable ball was given last
Friday night by the Knights of Co.
lumbus in the Eagles hall.
Mrs. Lee Bergman of Carlisle was
visiting in Aberdeen last Saturday,
a guest at the Hotel Washington.
Mrs. C. Y. Fenwick at her home on
East First street, next Tuesday, will
be hostess to the Rowena club.
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J. W. Mckenzie, Portland contract
or, was in the city last Saturday, a
guest at the Hotel Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts de-
parted last Saturday for klamath
Falls, Ore, to engage in farming.
Henry Anderson has been elected
manager of the Aberdeen high school
baseball team for the coming season
Mrs. George c. HuntIey at her
home, 213 East Second street, was
hostess to the Link club Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Carpenter de-
parted Sunday for New York City,
where they will make an extended
visit
A. e. White of Olympia and H. w.
White of Everett, were in the city
the other day, guests at the Wash
ington.
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Mrs. c. p. /. Roberts is confined
to her home, suffering from what is
thought a severe case Of ptomaine
poisoning.
Norman e. Richards, formerly of
Oakvillc, now Portland resident, was
in the city the other day, stopping
at the Washington.
The Review club will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. George Nye, the
session taking the form of George
Washington program.
e. A. Morck of the Hotel Wash
ington, went to Seattle last Saturday
to attend meeting of the state no.
telmen's association.
Mrs. K. M. oliver Of Seattle, was
complimented guest, Sunday, at a
dinner given by her mother, Mrs. G.
A. Bendlin. Covers were laid for
seven.
Mira. Elmer Orr and Mrs. Frank
Under, at the home of the former, last
Monday entertained the Monday Art
club, husbands of members being
guests at Valentine party.
Mrs. Mary o. Oberman departed
Sunday for her home in Grand Rap
T. oh nvfnnd0d
with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Brown
of Bay City. Capt and Mrs. Brown
went with her as far as Seattle
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A good sized audience was on HAND
last evening at the First Presbyter
ian church when an enjoyable concert
was given under the direction of A
A. Scott and other musicians, in form
al dedication Of the new pipe organ
Mrs. J. 3. Haynes presided last Fri
day afternoon at the Frances Willard
services of the local W. G. T. u, helt
at the home of Mrs. Sarah E. Myers
518 East First street An interest
ing session was followed by the serv
ing of refreshments.
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Fred Hart Of Raymond was in the
this week, a guest at the Washington
consulting with Aberdeen stockholder'
in the Quiniault lumber plant at Ray
mond of which he is manager, pre-
liminary to starting the mill after
years shutdown. eD>
Employees Of the George J. Wolf
dry goods establishment gathered las
Friday evening at the home of MI
and Mrs. Wolff, on East First street
in accordance with annual custom
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff
Dancing and an elaborate lunch Will
ed the evening away, to the enjoy
ment of host and hostess and o
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