Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-11

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Jacob Krom left for Seattle Tues
day afternoon.
W. G. Hopkins, OF Saginaw was III
Aberdeen this week.
+ l.. CARPENTER government engl-
neer went to Seattle, Wednesday.
+ Newton and Charles Palmer, OF
Conalis were in the city this week.
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.h.,d..r Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
o;,s Paints ctr 321 E. Market St. If
II II Griffin. city agent of the N. p,
was in Tacoma on business this week.
r. f. Benn and E. NJ Blake, of
Grayland, were in Aberdeen yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Cooper and Mrs
Coopers sister left for Oakdale, Tenn,
Wednesday.
The Fortnight club met with Mrs.
John Hansen, 613 Curtis street, yester-
day afternoon.
Highest price paid for old news.
papers and magazines. Phone 301 or
693. A. c. Girard. 24.tf
Mrs. H. B. Elder who visited here
far several days has returned to her
home near Ouinault lake
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The Observation-Disclosures Aid society
met with Mrs. Haukeli, 315 West Her.
on street, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank p. Fisher and children,
of Tacoma, are here visiting Mrs.
Fishers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. |.
Hatch.
r. G. Bean, district manager of the
Mutual Life Insurance company, went
to Pendleton, Oregon, this week on
business.
Mrs. John Young left for Palo Alto,
Cal, Wednesday to attend the gradua-
ton OF her niece from Stanford uni
versity.
The Montesano high school juniors
will hold their prom" tomorrow night.
A number Of Aberdeen young folks
are planning to CO.
F. W. HaStert, {. l.. watson ana
A. l.. Mexican were appointed the CON-
mittee for the Elks' Flag Day, to be
celebrated June IA.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian-Danish NJ. E. church will hold
q pie and apron sale tomorrow even
ing at the W. O. w. hall.
Mrs. Belle Ketchum left for Seattle
this morning and will go to Spokane
to attend the state convention of the
Pythian Sisters lodges of the state.
The schooner Ariel has been sold
by Hind, Rolph and company to Cap
tain L. A. Scott, of Mobile, Ala, and
will be taken to the East coast soon.
residents are valued at more than
100000 according to figures in the
assessors office. Over 300 cars have
been placed on the tax rolls.
More than 200 Aberdeen men at
tended the Home Guard drill Tuesday
evening The officers of the two COM
panies were highly pleased with the
showing made by the men.
First Lieutenant Earl V. Springer,
who has been instructing the high
school boys in their drill, was ordered
to the Preside this week to take part
in the officers reserve corps.
c. Hugo Nelson, SaleSmanager OF
the Electric Service & Supply COM
pany, left for San Francisco. Wednes-
day night to attend the officers re-
serve training camp at the Preside.
purse containing SIS vas stolen
from the home of F. R. Bebees, 800
North Grant street, Monday night.
Laborers are needed on the Wish
kah water project. Wages have been
raised from 1915 to SO day.
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At five o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the Grays Harbor Country club will
open the 1917 season by the dedication
and raising of flag pole and the flag
l.. G. Humbargar will deliver the adj
dress and Mrs c. l. Prescott will sing
several patriotic songs.
large number of friends paid final
tribute to Hiram Ellis at the funeral
Wednesday, B. F. Cauthorn, w. B.
Lowrie, John G. Lewis William Tam
blyn, Phil Mourant and S. X. Bowes
acted as pail bearers. Interment was
in Odd Fellows cemetery at Elma.
Mrs. w. w. Walk ives elected presi-
dent of the Aberdeen Civic Improve.
ment association at the meeting this
week. Mrs. j. B. Haynes was elect