Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-13

DR.. j. /. Snllly, Oh ElMd, was IN
Aberdeen this week.
Kenneth Hayes left yesterday morn
ing for San Francisco.
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A. G. Cook, of McKenna, was in
Aberdeen on business yesterday.
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A. l.. Remlinger left for his farm
in Eastern Washington yesterday.
II. A. Edison, of McCleary was in
Aberdeen on business Wednesday.
Aberdeen Paint Co, for Wall Paper,
Oils, Paints, etc. 321 E. Market st. If
s.
Roy Nichols, regimental commits
sary sergeant, is here from American
Lake for several days.
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The Scandinavian Foreign Mission
airy society met at the residence of j.
p. Carlson, 1902 Morgan street, last
night.
D. Y. Ovitt returned from San
Francisco this week and will go to
Seattle to make that city his head.
quarters.
House Cleaning? We will buy those
old papers and magazines that are in
the way. Phone 301 or 693 A. c..
Girard. 24.tf
William Baker, of Aberdeen, who
joined the marine corps recently, has
been ordered to Honolulu from Mare
Island, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Haferty have
leased the residence owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Brachvogel, who are living
in Seattle.
An annual home coming gathering
will be held by Wishkah lodge knights
OF Pythias at their lodge rooms Mon.
day night.
The Au Fait club of Cosmopolis,
will give war dance tomorrow night.
1t is expected large crowd will turn
out for the dance.
Hoquiam Council Knights and La
dies of Security were the guests of
the local council at A. o. U. w. hall
Wednesday night.
Permission has been given the do.
nestle science girls of the high school
to help the D. A. r. Red Cross make
supplies for the soldiers and sailors.
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A supply of 20 rifles from the gov
eminent were ordered by members of
the Grays Harbor Rod and Gun club
who wish to become better marksmen.
The Eagles of Hoquiam opened
their 40 show last night and a large
crowd turned out. 1t is expected to-
night and tomorrow nights crowds
will be record breakers.
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Funeral services for the son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Hogberg, who died We'd
nesday, were held from the Whiteside
| chapel yesterday morning, Rev. B. A.
Person, of Hoquiam, officiating.
Rev. E. N. Train, of Seattle, has
| been called to the Swedish Mission
church of Aberdeen. If he accepts
the call he will come here in July
when his present contract expires.
Mrs. Maude L. Swanson, sister of
Mrs. Bonn Moore and Mrs. Robert
Gray Graham, is reported to have
heen married in Juneau, Alaska, to
F. NJ. Cooksie.
| A Red Cross auxiliary was organ
lied in the public library Monday af
ternoOn under the auspices of Robert
Gray Chapter D. A. r. Housewives
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be made by the new auxiliary.
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Old Fashioned dances and modern
steps will alternate on the program al
the Knights of Pythias dance in their
hall tonight. A large crowd is eX
pected to attend the affair which is
given for the benefit of the Pythiar
Home fund.
Locke & Fishers office window con.
tains some very large potatoes grown
on King Mayberry's ranch on NORTH
River. With the contemplated higf
price for spuds Mr.. Mayberry may
soon be a rich man if his crop this
year is Of any size.
George Wolff, owner of Wolff'sede
partment store, has received an in
vitation to attend the banquet of thu
American Jewish Campaign associa
ton to be given in honor of Julius
Rosenwald at the Hotel Savoy in New
York Sunday night Mr.. Wolff can
not attend but will sent his regrets
by wire. Mr.. Rosenwald recently con
! tributed $1,OOO,O00 to the fund bein!
raised for the relief of Jews il