Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-18
Tales Of the Town Terselv Told

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E. NJ. CARRIER, Indian agent at Ia
holah, was in town Sunday.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper
Oils, Paints, etc. 302 E. Market.
, William P. Pierre and son are en-
joying vacation at Copalis beach.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hollinger returned from
'Ocosta Saturday evening, after visit
of nearly a week.
Guests at the home of Mrs. NJ. Bra
ghetta this week are Mrs. H. Borst
and daughter of Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Bridges returned
home Sunday from a motor trip tc
North Yakima and other points.
Miss Lou Anderson came over from
Portland last week, for an extended
visit with her numerous relatives in
the city.
B. L. Hayes, of the grocery firm
OF Hayes & Davis, is recovering from
a severe illness and will return te
work soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hood and Maste,
Warren Lane left Monday in the HOOD
auto for tour of a couple of weeks
on the Sound.
Rev. Tangen of the Tacoma Scan
dinavian Baptist church, is holding &
series of meetings at 10 South c
street, this week.
The funeral of Henry Walkama, who
was drowned last week near the Slade
mill, was held Sunday afternoon. The
Finnish society attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Wood, who ar
rived Sunday evening to attend the
funeral Monday of A. D. Wood, VIII
spend several weeks here.
Melvin w. Taylor has turned oyel
the books of the Grays Harbor Steve
dore company to an understudy ant
is taking rest at Pacific Beach.
Miss Margaret Wilson entertained ;
number of young friends Wednesday
at the home of her mother, Mrs
Chas. R. Wilson, on West Eight
street.
Believing that a good rest at thu
beach will benefit him, Chief of Pc
lice Robert Schmidt has gone to Pa
cific to reUuperate from an attack O
la grippe
Cerri Taola, for some time employed
by one, of the local mills, died las
Saturday night, and was buried Sun
day, Rev. Father Brzoska of the Pc
lish Catholic church officiating.
Members of the E. G. club, an(
others entitled to attendance, enjoyed
a fine picnic at Electric park Sun
day. Extensive preparations had beer
made fer the event, and a splendit
dinner was served.
Carl Springer received word thi.
week from his brother Lieut.. E. v
Springer to the effect that the latte
has been released from the Fedora
hospital at San Francisco and has re
turned to duty at Calexico.
s.
Ed Newton has sold his Interest
in the Aberdeen Meat Co., and ha
gone to Copa1is to take charge Of thu
Copalis branch of the Sea Beach Pack
ing Co. James Bacchus, formerly o
Vancouver, B. c., purchased Mr.. New
tons interest.
Mrs. Worth Mcclure of Seattle, il
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B
Miller and will remain several weeks
Mr.. Mcclure, formerly principal of thu
Franklin high school, will arrive here
sometime before school starts and &C
company Mrs. Mcclure home.
After attending the summer schoo
at the state university at Seattle, Prof
H. E. Holmquist, principal of the
WeatherwaX high school, arrived home
with his family the latter part of las
week. Mrs. Holmquist and children
spent the. summer with relatives al
Eugene, Ore.
Roy H. Keagy, who left Aberdeen
for California few years ago, was
in the city this week, on insurance
business and visiting relatives and
/ friends. Mr.. Keagy is special agent
for the British & Federal Fire Under
writer's, and is now in charge of the
state OF Washington and Idaho with
headquarters in Seattle, to which city
he will soon bring his family from