Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23

S. X. Bowes was in Centralia yes
terday attending to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lightfoot became
the parents OF son Wednesday.
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Mrs. S. Sommerville and Mrs. A.
Thompson left for Chicago Saturday.
Toney Markon and Irving Eddington
went to Portland Saturday to join the
army.
Neil Limberg and Otto Vosibold
went to Portland yesterday to join the
army.
Mrs. W. j. Egerer and Miss Flor
ence Donovan left for California or
Monday.
An Overland roadster, stolen from
H. o. Galloway last week, was found
in Hoquiam.
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Martin Bernstein, of New York, is
in Aberdeen visiting his sister, Mrs.
Hans Peterson.
Mrs. Ida Schofield, police matron,
and Miss Edna Martin left for Cor
dova, Alaska, yesterday.
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Highest price paid for old news
papers and magazines. Phone 301 or
693. A. C. Girard. 24-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. George Corkey be-
came the happy parents of a boy,
Thursday, March 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheaton, OF
Aberdeen, are registered at Hotel
Portland, Portland, Ore.
The Young Mothers club met at the |
home of Mrs. Harold Lebo, 1920 w. |
Fifth street, Tuesday. afternoon.
Mrs j. H. Pttinger entertained the |
Swastika club at her home on West |
Wishkah street Tuesday afternoon
Union Signal Day will be observ-
ed by members of the w. C. T. U. at !
the home of Mrs. Sarah Myers today. |
Earl Shilder, of Burlington,
Wash, is here visiting his sister, Mrs
Paul H. Coglan, 400 North N street |
Ralph Harris won the basket shoot
ing championship of the high school
for 1916. The juniors won the class
championship.
The dredger Oregon began work on
the inner harbor this week. About
SIC, 900 of the 100000 available for
the work will be spent this year.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
met at the home of Mrs. James Palm.
err, Ill North Broadway, Wednesday.
Rev. A. M. Frost Of South Bend,
preached in St. Andrews Episcopal
church, Sunday, and Rev. F. F. w.
Greene was in South Bend.
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The Grays Harbor Light & Power
company has been asked to extend it's
line to the North Aberdeen single
mill so as to give rail connections to
that section.
The bulk of the furniture for the
new school building on the Benn
homestead site is being made by boys
in the manual training department of
the high school.
Mrs. John C. Campbell, Mrs. Hazel
in Walla Walla this week to attend
the convention of Royal Neighbors OF
America.
More than $4,000 has been collect
ed for automobile licenses in Grays
Harbor county. 1t is estimated there
are more than 1000 cars in this
county.
Sergeant Wilder Carter and Calvin
Timan, of company G, and R. E. Boy
| err, of HoQuiam, who is also a member
Of company G, are said to have won
ranks Of lieutenant in the examina-
tons which they took at Fort Law.
ton yesterday,
An elaborate luncheon was served !
at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Crowther
by Mrs. Crowther and Mrs. Minnie
Morgan to members Of the Shamrock
club Saturday afternoon. Those at the
luncheon were Mrs. Mary Weatherwax,
Mrs. Quackenbush, Mrs. r. E. Peasley,
Mrs. A. S. Austin, Mrs. E. H. Tanner,
Mrs Charles Giles, Mrs. John Steen,
Mrs. ]. w. Parks, Mrs. Fred Nye, Mrs.
! Charles Drake. Mrs. Morgan and Mrs