Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-07-24
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4 daughter was recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. White.
Miss Ray Shields has withdrawn
from the fair-queen contest.
A son has been welcomed at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Grant.
J. :. Dobbins attended meeting OF
Good Templars at Ballard this week.
Mrs. L. w. Percival left Wednesday
for few weeks visit to San Francisco.
A daughter was born to Mrs. c.. E.
Crane, of this city, yesterday morning.
Mrs. Borcher, of Whatcom, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Nadin, in thi
city.
The STANDARD is read by more peo-
pie in Thurston county than any other
paper.
Mrs. G. Chamberlain is on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Kirk
endall.
r. G. Esterly has sold lots 3 and 4 in
block 7, Tumwater, to c. S. Squires,
for 1928.
Miss Frances Sylvester has been en-
gagged to teach the Woodland school
this fall.
c. A. Marshall and wife returned
Wednesday evening from trip down
the Sound.
A son OF E. J. Roles, OF Little Rock,
fell from load of hay Saturday and
broke his leg.
Mrs. Nellie Johnson has bought the
rooming business in Reed Block, of
Mrs. Bentley.
The Olympia Maroons beat the Ho-
GUAM baseball team Sunday, in a
score of 7 to 5.
Monday, a small boy arrived to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest E. Rick.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips and grand.
daughter Margaret, are visiting rela.
tives in Seattle.
Chas. H. Goehring has returned
from east of the mountains to spend
the Summer here.
John Gleanham and wife, of the
New England hotel, are enjoying
visit to down Sound cities.
Mrs. Mark Mack, of Fairfax, is on
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Pease, of this city.
The Centralia Clerks meet those of
this city, weather permitting. in this
city, Sunday, in game Of baseball.
A flow OF water at the depth of ITO
feet has been struck in the Agnew
we'll on Seventh and Adams streets.
Homer, the little son of John L.
Murray, is in fair way of recovery
from severe attack of ty phoid fever.
Chas. Alland, accused of selling fish
without license has been acquitted
OF any Offense against legal enactment.
When, oh when will the dredger appear.
When, oh when will she.
Begin tie throwing of mud up here,
And make our hearts throb with gees
Burrows Restaurant which recent.
ly underwent thorough renovation,
presents neat and attractive appear.
ance.
Robert Lucas has purchased the
confectionery store formerly owned
by Jesse Perkins, ON East Fourth
street.
Lachlan Macleay and wife arrived
yesterday, from Portland, on visit to
the groom's mother, Mrs. Thomas
Macleay.
The Maroon Baseball Club have sc.
cured r. V. Eaton, Of Union, Oregon,
to play as short-stop the remainder of
the season.
President Leopold Schmidt and
Secretary Frank Kenney, of the Olym.
pia Brewing Co., are on business trip
to Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. Rebecca McNair has sold the
Rainier lodging fats in Odd Fellows
hall to Mrs. 8. II. McRostie, and
moved to Tacoma.
Messrs. Ed. Rogers and Geo. Taylor
are now owners of the famous saloon,
Blake's Place." they having paid
$1,000 for the same.
The capitol we'll has been a success.
A flow about equal to that of the Reed
we'll on the adjoining block, was struck
at depth of 1873 feet.
The new span of the Mud Bay
Bridge was inspected by tho Commits.
sloners, Wednesday, and found to be
an excellent piece of work.
Miss Anna Neuffer, of Yreka, CAL.
who has been on visit to her uncle,
Paul H. Neuffer and family, left on
her return home. Wednesday.
Mrs. Fannie Biles, of Seattle, for.
merly q resident of Tumwater, and
we'll known to most of our people, is
on visit to this city and its suburb.
Miss Jennie Boyer is back in Mr..
OConnor's stationery store, after an
enjoyable two weeks vacation spent
with relatives and friends in Seattle.
Gov. Mcbride has appointed DR.. C.
+. 'Shapples of Seattle, a member of
the State Board of Medical Exam;ners
succeeding DR.. W. E. Fox, of Everett.
A. 7. Rabeck, the dealer in music
and musical instruments, made a trip
TO Elma this week to attend to some
details OF his rapidly increasing bust.
ness.
Application for letters of admins.
""'ion VI the estate OF the late KOu.
rad Schneider, has been filed by his
widow, Mrs. A. Schneider. Deceased
left no will.
The Old Homestead is the place to
get the best bread and pastry in the
city. A speciality is likewise made in
the coffee served at lunches in that
establishment.
II the dredger. when she begins
work here, can keep pace with Nozzle
creek, as a mud-gusher, she will turn
the profanity aroused by the latter
into benedictions for q satisfactory
service.
The locomotive OF a gravel train
Jumped the track near the oil. tank on
hastslde street, Tuesday, and it oc.
.ssloned delay of about twenty min
u n1S TO passenger train whose engine
tu'ied the derailed motor back on the