Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11

"AV SoicHudIS lOr our cuSlONlefS
Call early. C. E. Brownell.
s.
Mrs. Dixon of Hoquiam assisting. Capt
and Mrs. Rowe came from Idaho.
ne X. S. c. club met yesterday af
ternoon at the Masonic temple, cards
being the diversion.
Mrs. A. L. Antich at her home. 1893
East Second street, yesterday after
noon was hostess to the H. S. club
s
LADIES' Aid society, First Methodist
church, held business meeting Wed
nesday afternoon at the parsonage
-
Mrs. n. c. Randolph will be host
ess to the Friends in Council club
at its next meeting, Tuesday.
u. 7. Kennedy of Bay Center was
VISITING in the city the other day. a
guest at the Hotel Washington.
A meeting of the Womens Relief
Corps was held last Monday afternoon
in Odd Fellows hall.
s.
Mrs. n. F. Bower at her home on
North street, Tuesday afternoon
entertained the Young Mothers club
Z. 1. Carpenter, government enein
eer here, made trip to Seattle last
Tuesday.
E. M. CARRIER, Indian agent at Ia.
holah. was in the city Monday. a
guest at the Hotel Washington.
Carl Wetteland departed last Mon.
day for Butte, Mont, travelling by the
Northern Pacific,
3. Bowling of Pacific Beach was
In the city this week, registered at
the Washington.
MRS. K. M. oliver of Seattle, is Wis
1ting here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Bendlin, and sister. Mrs
Harry ]. Frazer.
s.
The South Aberdeen w. c. r. u
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Cul
lin at her home on West Marion
street.
Mrs. George Hunt'ey, at her home
on East Second street, next Thurs
day afternoon, will entertain the
Link club.
Mrs. Warren e. Miles at her home
2o7 North Alder street, was hostess
Wednesday to the Women's Auxiliary
st. Andrews church.
Pioneer chapter, First Presbyterian
church, met Wednesday with Mrs. H
Frazee, at her home, 21O North D
street.
Edwin Clark, carrier for the Aber.
deem postoffice, departed last Satur-
day for Napa, Cal, to make short
visit with his parents.
Mrs. Anna L. Burgess has gone to
South Bend, where she has employ.
ment, and will make her home with
a married sister.
81
Mrs. Fred Furth returned Wednes.
day to her home in Seattle, after an
enjoyable visit with Miss Jane LIE.
land and other friends.
3
Capt. and Mrs. Rowe, new heads
of Salvation Army work here, were
welcomed at meeting Tuesday night
at the local Army quarters, Capt and
=
The e. c. clubs meeting, schedul.
ed for Wednesday at Mrs. Judges
home, was postponed until next We'd
nesday.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loomis went
to Junction City, their future home
Tuesday, after visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Graham here.
g.
Mrs. Chester Young and infant sor
are at their home on Lafayette
street, from the Aberdeen General
hospital.
Mrs. J. 6. Kendall and daughter
Edna, after visiting with friends here
departed last Saturday for Vancouver
B. G.
The birthday anniversary of A. L
Davenport was observed by Mrs. Dav
export last Friday evening by care
party and dinner, covers being lait
for % guests.
Mrs. Minnie Galway, head trimmer
for Kaufman Bros millinery depart
ment, departed Monday for San Fran
cisco to take course in modern trim
ming at the Partisan Polytechnic
School of Millinery. She will return
about the first of March.