Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-07-28

visit in Kansas City, MO.
Master John Arnold is visiting his
father, in Portland, this week.
Mrs. Joseph THEM and children are
enjoying an outing of three weeks at
Copalis beach.
John Stead, formerly chef at the
Fairmont hotel. has purchased the
Baldwin hotel in Hoquiam.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wagner and Miss
Carolyn Bronson motored to Seattle
Wednesday, and will return tomor.
row.
Eugene France was taken i'll while
in Raymond last week, with stomach
trouble, but had recovered at last ad-
vices.
The Foresters Of America will meet
the first Tuesday of the month dur
ing the next two months, instead OF
weekly.
During August and September the
local Moose lodge will meet on the
first and third Thursday nights in
stead Of weekly.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Swe-
dish Mission church met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry BlomQuist,
S04 Terrace avenue.
Mrs. Chester Morals and Mrs,
George Bird and two children left
Monday for their home in Raymond
after a visit with Mrs. G. w. Ross
Editor Grant Angle. of the Shelton
Journal and Mrs. Angle visited
friends on Grays Harbor Sunday, com
ing over from Shelton in their auto
Mrs. George F. Messer entertained
the Sunshine auxiliary of the Con.
gregational church yesterday after
noon at her home, 919 South Willard
street.
Chas. M. Hartweli, former proprietor
of the Savoy cigar store, now resid-
ing in Seattle, was in the city this
week, selling goods for the American
Tobacco Co.
E. A. Rupert, manager Of the Dream
Theater, has received letters patent
for his film box locking device, and
the boxes will soon be ready for the
market.
About twenty Aberdeen Knights OF
Pythias will leave next Tuesday
morning for Portland, to attend the
convention of the supreme lodge for
three days.
Jack Johnson, street car conduc-
tor, is laid up with badly cut and
wrenched leg, the result of being
crowded of Pacific avenue with his
auto by another machine.
J. J. Stara, recently from Seattle,
has purchased the interest of A. E.
Nettleblad in the tailoring firm Of
Anderson & Nettleblad, and will
manage the business Of the firm.
Rev. Joseph ]. Conway and James
Boylan, Of Philadelphia, who spent
several days here, visiting Rev. Con
ways uncle, J. ]. Carney, and family
left Friday on their return home, via
California, and the Mexican border.
August Wallin, of the Aberdeen
Transfer Co., who has the contract
to build the county road between Cos
mopolis and Melbourne, has force
of men on the job, and proposes to
push the work rapidly to completion.
George Nyere, president Of the Alb
erdeen State Bank, left Monday fol
visit with his parents, in Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. He will also attend the
national convention of the Knights Of
columbus 1T OcS MOAACos AOWo' CIV
visit Philadelphia.
L. B. Edwards, of Burnett, King
county, was in the city Saturday fol
the first time. although he has own
ed Aberdeen property for % years
He was pleasantly surprised at the
size of the city, which he had imag'
ined mere lumber camp.
w. C. Mumaw, chairman OF the Far
mers' committee of the Chamber o.
Commerce, is already planning for the
third annual dinner Of the farmers
and business men of Aberdeen, II
December, and expects to have 1t out
do the two previous events, although
they were very successful affairs.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper
Oils, Paints, etc. 302 E. Market.