Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-18

Peter Bertesen left for Chicago.
Tuesday.
A. +. Cross, city attorney, was in
Olympia on legal business this week.
Aperoeen Paint TO-, rOr Wall Paper.
Oils, Paints, etc. 321 E. Market St. If
Mrs. II. P. Brown left for Nenlo
Park, Cal, Sunday for few weeks
visit.
Former Councilman A. II. Newell is
in the city looking after property in
terests.
Harvey Mckenzie has returned to
Aberdeen after a two years stay in
Oregon.
Fifty men started work at Schafer
Bros. camp at Junction City, Wednes-
day morning.
e.
Highest price paid for old news
papers and magazines. Phone sol or
693. A. c. Girard. 24-tf
The Slade-Wells company has fin
ished logging near Elma and will dis
pose o ftheir machinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bancroft, III
Market street, became the parents Of
a fine boy Sunday morning.
Miss Frieda Snyder and H. E. Phipps
won the golf tournament at the Grays
Harbor Country club Saturday.
Vencencu Franich, an Austrian. left
for the Salonika front Monday to Join
the Allies and fight for Slav freedom.
The Samuel Benn Parent Teachers
association met yesterday afternoon
and elected officers for the coming
year.
A warrant has been issued for r.
White, of Tacoma who is accused of
falsely advertising to cure certain dis
eases.
Rev. w. Lange spoke to a large
audience in the Swedish Mission
church Wednesday night. Rev. LANCE
is from Troy, Idaho.
The new flag pole in front of the
Elks home has been raised and the
concrete poured. The Elks will dedi-
cate the pole on Flag Day.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Swedish Mission church met with
Mrs. O. N. Faulk, 1902 East First
street, yesterday afternoon.
Warrants for larceny are out for
E. B. McTaggart and R. G. Garner
who are accused of selling false sub
scriptions to Leslie's magazine.
Mrs. Beaumont DeLOsh and her
mother, Mrs. G. Smith, left for Med
ford, Ore, Wednesday. Mrs. DeLosh
will visit with her parents for some
time.
ed half of their homestead in Mason
county for property in Hoquiam. They
have decided the rest of the homestead
to their son, Clyde.
William Sampson, teller at Hayes
& Hayes bank, left for the officers
reserve camp this week. He has been
recommended for appointment as Sec
ond lieutenant.
An average of nearly three a day
have enlisted in the regular army in
this city since Nay l. Eugene O'Neill,
of Elma, enlisted in the quartermaster
corps this week.
Second Lieutenant Calvin Teman,
formerly of Company G, has been or
dered to the officers reserve corps at
the Preside in San Francisco. He will
probably be an instructor at the camp
Miss Marian Hines, domestic science
teacher, spoke on food values to men,
bers of the Terrace Heights Parent
Teachers association at that organiza-
tons final meeting of the year yes
terday afternoon.
The w. c. T. u. will hold an insti-
tute in this city May 20 and 80. The
meeting of the union set for today
has been postponed until May %. A
reception to the new state officers will
be given during the institute.
Ben Torpen, assistant engineer of
the Wishkah water project, left for
New York Monday and will go from
there to Peru to take up his new
duties with a mining company in that
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mykol and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Olson, two couples who
were married in South Bend recently,
motored through Aberdeen on their
way to Tokeland this week after spend
ing sometime in Seattle and Tacoma