Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-06-16

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Mrs. H. c. Randolph is improving
after her serious illness.
Miss Pearl and Miss Margaret Hiatt
left last Friday evening for Chicago.
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Dr.. and Mrss. w. J. Long, with
party of friends, motored to Hoods
Canal for an over Sunday trip.
A. w. Lang, mining engineer of
Seattle, was in the city the other day,
a guest at the Hotel Washington
n. n. Carter is in Seattle visiting
with his son, Wilder Carter, who is
managing a creamery near that city.
A. L. Zabinski has taken out per-
NIT to erect a $500 bungalow, 40
feet long by "a wide, on Morgan
street.
Miss Jane Haight entertained at
luncheon party last Friday at the
Hotel Washington, twelve being seat
ed at table.
Miss Florence Otto, teacher in the
Aberdeen public schools, left Monday
for Everett, to spend the summer va
cation at her home near that city.
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w. 1. Nicely, inspector for the state
bureau of supervision Of public Of
fees, came down from Olympia the
other day, stopping at the Washing.
ton.
Mrs. John Bertholf of San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Fred Hart and chill.
dren of Raymond we're in Aberdeen
over Sunday, visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles R. Greene.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Kuhn, who re-
turned last week from their long trip
in the Orient, are making their home
in the H. w. Patton residence in Ho.
Quiam.
Miss Mildred Hogan left Sunday for
New York City, Providence, R. l., and
Worcester, Mass. In the last named
city she expects to spend the next
six months studying music.
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Miss EIva Sievers, who has been
visiting the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Cheesebrough, left Sun
day for Seattle. She will make a
trip East before returning to her
home in Pomona, Cal.
Miss Primrose Rupp, English and
German teacher at the Aberdeen High
school, left Monday for Seattle, where
she will visit a week before going to
Walla Walla to spend the summer at
the home of her parents.
Don Hawley athletic coach lat the
Aberdeen high school accompanied
by his mother, left Saturday for Lake
City, MINI. Mr.. Hawley intends to
make an automobile trip, this sum-
mer. from Toledo, O., straight through
to Grays Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Morck and son,
Carl, made an automobile trip last
Sunday night to Centralia, to meet
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Davis, of Portland, who
now are visiting a few days at the
Hotel Washington.
e. A. Mckenna, who was succeeded
last week as general agent of the
Northern Pacific railway on Grays
Harbor by H. H. Griffin of Portland
left last Saturday for Spokane, his
new headquarters with the Northern
Pacific line, with his family.
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The G. A. r. club, at its meeting
last Friday at the home Of Mrs. J. E
Icreenson, 314 East Wishkah street
elected these officers: Mrs George
Mcconnell, president; Mrs. Jas. Birm
ingham, vice president; Mrs. v. M
Hites, secretary; Mrs. J. E. Jorgen
son, treasurer
Miss Susan Green and Lance anc
Frederick Hart were complimented
guests last Friday evening by Mrs
Charles Green and Mrs. A. D. Wood
the young people having returned
from attendance at school, Miss
Green in Portland and the Hart boys
in Chicago, to spend the summer or
Grays Harbor.
Many teachers in the Aberdeen pub
lie schools departed the end Of last
week for their summer vacations. Miss
Mary Dooley going to st. Paul, Mimi.
Miss Mazda Greene to Spokane; Miss
Ferne Childs to Deary, Ida; Miss
Elisa Jasmine to Omaha. Neb; Miss
Pearl Griswold to Calgary, Alberta
Miss Irene Nordquist to Spokane, and
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