Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-27

Oscar Taipolin left for Steubenville.
Ohio, Wednesday morning.
Tahva Huvinnen left for Detroit
Mich, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson left for San
francisco Wednesday morning.
Alfred Beaulieu, of Ocosta, was in
Aberdeen on business this week.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper.
OILS, Paints, etc. 221 E. Market St. If
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Leonard became
the parents of fine girl Sunday.
Leonard Tuuri left for Biwabik,
Minn., to make that city his future
home.
Emir Hill left for Detroit Mich.
Tuesday and will make that city his
future home.
Ed. Dolan and his son, Edward, Jr.,
were in Seattle on business Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Club Philbrick went to Olympia
Monday to see the opening game be.
tween that city and Portland.
The first annual shoot of the Grays
Harbor Rod and Gun club will be held
on the range at Montesano Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
gregational church will serve a New
England dinner at the church Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. Arthur Pascoe was hostess to
the Ladies Aid society of Trinity
Methodist church at her home yester-
day afternoon.
The Swedish-Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society met at the home of Mrs. Victor
Smith. 2O7 West Curtis street, yester-
day ofternoon.
Earl O'Brien, formerly of Mack's
cigar store, left for Butte Tuesday
noon, where he will engage in farm
ing with an uncle.
The Women's Auxiliary of st. An
drew's church met with Mrs. NJ. s..
Hall, at her home on West Sixth
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Seats for the high school play,
"Charley's Aunt" to be put on at the
| Grand theatre tonight, are selling
rapidly and big house is assured
George Acret successfully passed
mental and physical tests at Seattle
which qualify him for entry at the
officers reserve camp, which will be
held in San Francisco in May.
Mrs. H. L. Faulkner, of Juneau,
Alaska, who is here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sara Jameson, says the
accident in the Treadwell mines will
seriously affect business in Juneau.
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The Oakland automobile which was
stolen from John Mcbride last Thurs
day~was found in a garage in Olympia
| in a badly damaged condition this
week. The man who left the machine
never called again.
| The "home coming" meeting of the
Knights OF Pythias in their hall last
Monday night was declared by those
present to have been success. Near
ly 100 members were present. Grand
Chancellor F. w. Loomis presided.
| Australia has harvested enough
wheat in the past two years to feed
the entire world says Captain Ralph
Peasley, who brought his ship into
port Tuesday night. He says the wild
rabbits will furnish food for millions.
E. J. Patrick, former janitor of the
Finch building, and his wife left for
Astoria, Oregon, Wednesday to make
that city their future home. Charles
Read, a former janitor of the build
ing, has again taken the position.
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1t is expected that the dance to be
given at Electric pavilion Tuesday
evening will net between $500 and
.6$$ for Red Cross. A 40-piece orches'
ira will furnish the music for the ball
which should draw an immense crowd
DR.. C. I. Prescott, of the naval mil
itia, has returned to Aberdeen and re
sumed the practice of medicine. He
passed the mental examinations with
honors but failed in slight physical
point. He has been transferred to the
reserve corps where he will probably
yet see service.
All the teachers of the Aberdeen
schools were notified that they can
have their positions for another yeal
if they desire by the school board this
week. None have signified any in
tention of resigning but there is time
for them to do so later in the school
year. More teachers will probably be