Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-02
Tales Of the Town Tersely Told

Mrs. Myron Smith was in the North
Beach country this week visiting rel
atives.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper
Oils, Paints, ctr 221 E. Market St. tt
Elmer Brady. rancher of the east
end of the county was in the city this
week.
Mrs. Adam Schneider left for Mil
waukee Saturday going over the Mil
waukee line.
A missionary from India will give
the annual missionary lecture in the
Congregational church tonight.
Miss Mable Anderson went to
Olympia Saturday to visit for a few
days with Miss Dottle Gillies.
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The ROwena club members were
the guests of Mrs. J. H. Easterly, 409
Railroad avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. l.. l.. Goodnow returned from
Coldwater, Mich, Monday. He was
called East by the death of his father
Mrs. Mary Crawford entertained the
Remembrance club at her home, III
East Market street yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. John E. Johgensen entertained
the E. o. H. Embroidery club at her
home Ala West Wishkah, yesterday
afternoon.
Mary Trask chapter of the Presby-
terrain church met at the home of Mrs
w. G. Powell, III West Fifth street,
yesterday.
| Edwin Twitmeyer, state high school
inspector. was here this week and in
high school here.
| John Lewis and William Siese went
to Seattle Saturday to take final ex-
aminatiOns for admission into the U.
S. Marine corps.
| The annual meeting of the Review
Club will be held next Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. F. X. Drake on West
| Wiskah street. A special program
will be given.
| The Franklin basketball team won
| from the grammer school team of the
| Central school, of Hoquiam, at the j.
M. WeatherwaX high school gym Fri,
| day night 10 to 8.
| The Ladies Aid society of the Trinity
Methodist church, South Aberdeen,
held business meeting at the home
of Mrs. Pascoe on King street, We'd
nesday afternoon.
T. B. Bruener, of Bridges & Brue-
| ner, attorneys, returned Tuesday from
business trip to San Francisco, where
he appeared before the federal dis
| trict court of appeals
George j. Wolff, proprietor of
VOLTS department store, returned to
Aberdeen Monday night from San
| Francisco, where he attended coast
meeting of the Bnai Birth society.
Mrs. Emma Erhart, formerly Mrs.
Kaatz, accompanied by Mrs. Hettie
r. IS and Miss N. Tress, left for
Cleveland Wednesday and will remain
East for the benefit of her health.
w. S. Bush, county auditor, will be
in Aberdeen March 5, 6 and Z and in
Hoquiam March s, 9 and part of the
10th to issue auto licenses. Offices
in the city halls will probably be used
for the purpose.
/! Branch offices of the Western
Union Telegraph company were op.
ened at the Union station and the
Washington and Fairmont hotels and
the Broadway pharmacy for the &C
comodation of the public, Manager E.
R. Prazak announced last week.
A joint team of senior and junior
classes defeated the freshmen team
debating championship team last Fri
day night, taking the negative side OF
the question: Resolved, that com
pulsory military training should be
conducted in all Washington high
schools having an enrolment of over
20 boy students" The winning team
was composed of Roger Blackburn
Edward Remmelmeyer and Charles
Miller. The freshman team consisted
of Sarah Penn Jessie Read and Ernest
Eddy.