Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-13
Tales Of the Town Tersely Told

day morning.
A. Gasenski and John Walny left for
Chicago Tuesday.
Rev. Charles McDermoth was in
Elma Wednesday. a.
Elmer Heinrich went TO Seattle
Tuesday on business.
p S. Hebeland went to Amity,
Oregon, Wednesday.
Mrs. R. Simons left for Deer Harbor
Wash, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. S. NJ. Anderson went to Sc
attic Wednesday to visit relatives.
E. l.. Carpenter, government engi-
neer was in Seattle Wednesday.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
Oils, Paints. etc. 221 E. Market st. tt
John B. Goodwin and daughter, of
Bay City. were in Aberdeen this week.
Bishop Keator confirmed class of
nine in St. Andrews church Tuesday
night.
c. Howard left Wednesday morn
ing for Portland to join the regular
army.
James Hawkins went to Seattle
Wednesday to join the United States
marine corps.
The F. G. Foster company has pur-
chased the business of Willis R. Lebo
company in this city.
Women of the Trinity church held
tea at the home of Mrs. John A.
May Thursday afternoon.
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walter Crammatte, VINO mas Deen
out of the city for three weeks, re-
turned this week.
Highest price paid tor old news
papers and magazines. Phone S01 or
693. A. c. Girard. 24-tf
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Voters in North Aberdeen wish to
have the ward lines changed so that
they may be detached from the East
side.
Miss Alma Kittlesby, of Tacoma, is
visiting friends in Aberdeen. She
was formerly teacher in the public
schools here.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will give supper in the
church tomorrow evening between
$3.50 and o'clock.
Mrs. Thornberg, 122 L street, Ho-
GUAM, will entertain members Of the
Pan-Hellenic association at her home
tomorrow afternoon.
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Hogan Jones, who was examined in
Portland for the navy passed the test
according to a telegram received by
his father, F. G. Jones.
Miss Marcella Lysle left for Flavel,
Ore, Wednesday and will sail from
there on the steamship Great North
ern for San Francisco.
NIn Il - T,ss,, ~,
church held business meeting at the
home of Mrs. John Terrier, 400 Stock.
we'll street Tuesday night.
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Clarence Glenn, of MontesanO. who
was the leading spirit in the forma
ton Of an Egg Circle in his district
was in Aberdeen on business Wednes
day.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian Danish M. E. church met al
the home of Mrs. N. Johnson, 1918
East First street Wednesday after
noon. 4 SWHl2
E. N. Faulk, who is at Shepord's
Springs is rapidly improving in health
His physician advised him to remain
at the springs for treatment for an
other week.
Miss Anastasia Kalma, of this city
and Mr.. George A. Gardiner, of Alaho
were married Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. Charles McDermoth at the Con
gregational parsonage.
De MOlai Commandery, Knight:
Templar, passed resolutions at theil
meeting Saturday night upholdins
President Wilson and pledging the
support of the members for the wal
with Germany.
E. R. Vandroft, III East Marke
street, has fine pen of hens; /:
birds during March laid 276 eggs, al
average of % eggs per hen. Eigh
of the hens are barred rocks and tn,
others are white leghorns.
Mrs. Henry Dixon and Mrs. r
Coons were hit by an automobile an,
knocked to the pavement at Heron an,