Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-29

Mr. and Mrs. d. Craft, of McCleary
tied the city this week.
y Mr. and Mrs. David Worth left yes
.erday for Eureka California.
Dr. G. w. Overmeyer made a bust
less visit to Raymond this week.
d. A daughter was born Tuesday after
bon to Mr.. and Mrs. G, w. Ripley.
III Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper.
III Tolls, Paints, etc 321 E. Market st. tt
Isl A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
y Mrs. George Fredson, 62O Essex
avenue.
Junior Hoonan and F. H. Shainholts
"A feft yesterday for business visit in
Spokane
4 Mrs. J. F. Bickel, of Racine, Wis,
rs in the city, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. w. Ripley.
~, Aberdeen Rebekah lodge will give
81 a card party and social tonight, in
~ Odd Fellows hall.
T. Carbery, of the Broadway
rmacy, went to Portland on bust
IS visit yesterday.
A number of Aberdeen Pythians
went to Hoquiam last night, to assist
in initiation ceremonies.
W. D. Paisley left yesterday for his
81 Ubme in Chicago, after a visit with
= his brother, R. E. Paisley.
Mrs. P. F. Bertrand and sons left
i sesday for Sparta, Wisconsin, and
y her points, to visit relatives.
The Orpheus club will sing at spe-
cial patriotic service in st. Andrews
Episcopal church next Sunday.
Daniel ]. Kelley left Tuesday for
his home, in Luddington, Pa, after a
visit with his daughter, Miss Kelley.
City Clerk P. F. Clark is expected
home tomorrow from an extended Wis
~ it at his former home, in Michigan.
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# The Norwegian-Dansh Methodist
church will give social this evening
~ in the church, Market and L streets
~ John R. Shaker left Monday to join
~ Company G, at Tye, Wash, after
spending a short furlough in the city
4 Mr. and Mrs William siese left on
Monday night for North Yakima, to
E4*2 ttend the convention of Master
Bakers.
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4M George McFadden has returned to
EV Aberdeen, after three months spent on
1# large cattle ranch in Eastern Wash
Isl tAington.
81 Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Johnson arrived
~ from Los Angeles Tuesday, and will
spend the summer here as is their
custom
1T is estimated that the payroll of
sthe loggers on Grays Harbor, to be
n distributed Monday, will exceed
$780, oo
Wk Mrs. Della Conlee returned to her
M me at Melbourne, Monday, after a
X ysit with friends in Aberdeen and
Nh ,smopolis.
&% Miss Elizabeth Morgan returned on
XX Tuesday night from Portland, where
&Nv she was visiting her sister, Mrs. Hen
III Ary Rasmussen.
ESk Ensign Carl Morck, of the Naval
Militia, was in the city Tuesday, Wis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Morck, of Hotel Washington.
Attorney T. B. Bruener left Tues
lay for Yankton, S. D., to visit rela-
tives. Mrs. Bruener, who is visiting
there will accompany him home.
Funeral services for William Bloom
field, who was fatally injured in a
ogging camp, We're held yesterday
tternoon, in the Whteside chapel
Gordon Wilson, travelling auditor of
re Federal Shipping Board, was in
lie city this week, on a tour of inves-
cation of the high cost of living
Il Mrs. John w. Fraser and two daugh-
tiers left today for visit of three
months in the East. Mr.. Fraser ac-
'ompanied them to Vancouver, B. c.
The Aberdeen Court of Foresters
will give a smoker next Monday night
Tom Turner is in charge of the pro
gram, and some good sports are GER
tain.
Newman r. Stage, an employee OF
the telephone company, left Wednes
day for Monterey, Cal, where he will
enter training for the Signal Reserve
Corps.
II Mrs. Joel w. Butler and little
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