Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-07

Thomas the Jeweler has moved into
MS new store in the Finch Building.
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G. P. Rafferty, has bought w. G..
Hopkins residence on West Tenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. coxey soon will
depart for Chicago to make their flu.
ture home.
A. S. Marion of Olympia was in the
city this week, registered at the
Washington.
A. 1. Davenport made a "trip Mon
day to Montesano to serve on a SUI.
perior court jury.
Perfection in Butter, none as good
Capital City Creamery Butter-sold by
Gabrielson & Holmer.
Mr. land Mrs. Henry r. Dabney came
up from Portland the other day to
visit here for short time.
D. A. Mcpherson Of Stanfield, Ore,
was an Aberdeen visitor this week,
stopping at the Hotel Washington.
The Link Club will hold it's meeting
next Wednesday with Mrs. Chamber
lain at her home, 14O1 Morgan street
J. B. Shapton formerly an Aberdeen
resident, but now living in Tillamook,
Ore, was visiting his family here this
week.
Evergreen LODGE, Rebekahs, will
hold a public reception and social
next week with musical program and
cards.
marked the S5th birthday of John c.
Davenport, of Hoquiam, father of A.
L. Davenport, of this city.
Thomas the Jeweler has moved into
his new store in the Finch Building.
s.
St. Andrews guild will have a sale
and dinner, week from tomorrow, as
planned last week at the meeting held
at Mrs A. E. Sparks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamst departed last
Saturday for St. Paul, thence to jour-
ney to Princeton, Mimi. to make
their home on a farm bought by Mr..
Gamst.
The corner store Of the Finch Build
ing is now occupied by Thomas the
Jeweler.
The Canadian club will hold it's next
meeting with Mrs. Merritt at her
home 115 West Fifth street, the On
tario section having charge of enter.
tainment.
Aberdeen residents who spent the
week end, last week, at the Hot Lake
Springs (Ore) sanitorium were Mrs.
c. P. Callison, Mrs. J. B. Kline, Mrs.
G. Hansen, j. w. Smithson and Alex
Mcdonald. ----r--'------- ''~s'-''-
A few days more Of the Thomas
Removal Sale.
W. II. Emmons and Mrs. A. II. Da-
mitio, as delegates from the Samuel
Benn Parent Teacher association, at
"a
Mothers congress gathering this week
in Centralia.
Capital City Creamery Butter is the
only butter manufactured in the state
made from purified and pasteurized
cream. Sold by Gabrielson & Holmer.
Nelson & Co., who are we'll and
favorably known in this city have
opened a new grocery store at 113
So. street. They carry very re-
liable and up.to-date stock and rely
on quality, service and prices for a
good share of the business.
e. A. McKenna. general agent for
the Northern Pacific here. is spend.
ing few days on his farm near
Sprague, Wash. overseeing spring
planting.
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D. J. McDougal and family departed
Tuesday for St Paul, where Mrs. Nc
Dougal and the children will visit for
a time while Mr.. McDougal goes to
their future home in Anaconda Mont.
s.
Mrs. Henry MecIeary of McCleary,
departed Monday for Washington, d.
c., to attend the D. \. h. convention.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. MumaW yester
day went to Centralia to attend the
Parent-Teacher and Mothers Congress
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. James !. MarIatt spent
a couple of days this week in Port
land.