Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-08-29

regimen Tor rheumatism.
Miss Flora Bonnell, of Puyallur. is
on visit to friends in this city. She
was formerly connected with the Sc.
attic press as correspondent.
Flynn's new single mill has been
shut down the past few days for the
purpose OF making some changes in
the location of the machinery.
DIR. Strickland will leave on the Sd
prox., for Chicago, to take a post.
graduate course in his profession. He
VII be absent about three weeks.
The Westside boar ding house has
again changed hands. Mr.. Noah has
purchased Mrs. Browns interest. The
latter will go to Seattle to reside.
Mrs. Jameson and family left Tues
day on their return home to Michigan,
alter visit OF several weeks to her
brother J. S. Jameson, the logger.
Adolph Trailer has bought a farm
OF 24o acres in section IS, township
Ii north, one west. near Tenalquot
prairie, paying $4,000 for the tract.
Mrs. c. L. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Nina, have returned to their home at
Aberdeen, after a pleasant visit at the
home of Mrs. LIS father, Capt. Tew.
P. NJ. Troy and family, accompanied
by Miss Sturdevant, a sister of Mrs.
Troy, returned Tuesday from a visit of
several weeks to relatives at Dayton.
James Hutchings, OF Oakville, has
bought of Mrs. Mary A. McCune, a
dwelling near the Lincoln school-honse,
this week, for a consideration OF 5000.
The next steamship leaving the
Sound for San Francisco will be the
City Of Puebla, Monday, and for Alas
kan ports the Cottage City same date.
Bessie Burntrager, Mrs. Bolton, Mrs.
Henry OFT, Hiss Hattie Watson and
Miss Lister were among the many who
visited the Seattle Carnival this week,
Miss Anna Tarbell has returned
from San Francisco, where she has
been purchasing splendid stock Of
seasonable novelties in the millinery
line.
Extensive forest fires exist west of
the town, and make their presence
known at night by glare equal to
aurora borealis in its best panoramic
display.
Mr.. Weir was unsuccessful in get
ting the battleship Wisconsin to visit
our harbor during Carnival week.
Nobody. however, built very high on
expectations.
Mrs. Sarah Blake and Mrs. Middle
ton. daughter and sister of Mrs. F. G..
Blake, have arrived from Ackley,
Iowa, TO make an extended visit with
their relatives.
Superintendent Henry has made .
supplemental apportionment OF county
school funds, $l,646.S7 being .distrib-
uted. This makes the total apportion.
ment SIC, S69.34.
Felix Van Quaethem, of Tenino,
died Monday ct the hospital, after q
short illness. He was buried by the
Modern Woodmen, Tuesday. of which
organization he was a member.
The Chaplin bolt from the Regubli.
can County Convention, will meet to-
morrow at Young's hotel. at 10 30
O'Clock, to "adopt q course of pro-
cedure." That is what they call it.
Miss Jennie Todd has been engaged
for teacher of music in the Peoples
University. She comes from Toua-
wanda, N. Y, and is q graduate OF the
New England Conservatory of Music.
Miss Annie Shields, of this city, At.
tanned the highest rating in the late
examination of teachers. Out of
q possible 1000 credits she received
922. This heads the list for the State.
Capt. Horns new steamer, the ma.
chinery of which was made at the
Pioneer Foundry, in this city, has de-
veloped wonderful speed which will
place her in the lead OF Sound flyers.
Little Jessie Odes, the 1O-year-old
daughter OF F. A. Odes, OF this city,
joined the Leonder Bros. Uncle Toms
Cabin Co., Monday. and will take the
part OF Little Eva" in that organize
ton.
Information has been filed in the
Superior Court. against Rogers and
Eshom, who robbed the Gate City
saloon owned by Mitchell, which OBJ.
viates the necessity for . preliminary
examination.
Mrs. Jennie Stalnaker. of Whatcom.
(nee Miss Jennie Sickles) . resident
for many years and popular teacher OF
this county, is at tho Carlton. She is
here as . member of the State Board
of Examiners.
The FIRE west Of the city at one time
menaced residence property on the
suburbs, but it is thought the dan.
ger is over. About $1,000 worth OF
wood, belonging to the Thacker Co.,
was consumed.
The outgoing passengers this week
over the o. r. N. and U. P. were: Mrs.
OOI0 osuSCSp w COZ tBiuUp MO.s WIS.
F. g. Young. Omaha, Neb., and ]. Mo-
Pherson, wife and two children, for
Chadwick, Mo.
The Mac Development Co. is one oil
the latest corporations that has fled
it, papers. It consists of F. G. Blake,
P. n. Csriyon and ]. c. McClelland,
and their line Of search is, for the
present, . secret.
Joe Freeman, an employe OF . log.
ging camp near this city. met with q
very painful accident, last Saturday.
|, While using on Ak il slipped and
struck him in the calf ofthe leg, cut
ting deep cash. 81.
James Mitchell's mill, near Tenino,
burned to the ground on the night of
the 2lst inst, involving loss of $11,-
coo; partially insured. It is believed
the fire originated from the furnaces.
The mill will be rebuilt.
The hearing Of an application for a
l. IL