Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-08-30
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H.>> iIa N'"'."!d = on Il visit 10
r'."' Yves "'"h Inc 0'.''i'.
Miss May Pt'N'irr|a>t VIII soon
.'''\' ''r seal j." I" reside,
Mrs. Frdnh N'J}> has br"n IN tho
~4-n list th past ;rW days.
Mrs J. NJ N"U>um i, on the sicl
lit Nit. Rheumatic troubles.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn johnson wrr,
down No,lld visitors this week.
Miss Tu.ir \nh'. will soon h.rir
4 term of school AT OYSTER BAY.
,Lnli>auJ barrels Of o,v,uni;
n,,r were >hipnpI to Dawson this
week
J,i,r ku..e.n and oanIi. NjIlandnr
hnfu.nr 10. hester were. married This
u..n
George i.am@rii-c". ri South Bay
has rrIlrNrd from visit To GRAND
NMud.
Miss llal..i A'irrn uf Mud Bay. has
gong 10 Tacoma Ia attend Il business
college,
MIR. and Mrs. +. ". lIin~dac wrr,
on visit this week 10 friends at
Stcilacoum.
Don't forget the t.aylr,' Picnic.
Sunday. \ rood time i, assured all
who attend.
\.tti. G,odriI.,. Inns .r,.r.d s,,;t
for divorce from her husband. James
f.. Gnodridgr.
Nh. and Mrs y Su1nl bovc M
rived from los Anr,L.s f, make
Olympia their home.
Y f. H,s.nn and Miss Esther.
pnl,wnol L,v. h.rn rnu,r.d to
to,,.h th. t;,t,. Citv Scbonls
Nh, and Mrs t;r,rr Uildahr,pd
and Mrs / + GnrInn ,,,.r nm from
Uurt,... p,;nt Wednesday
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MISS AMY Na>V' one "i tii.' pest
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tIgh'h-grade organizations Tor at
mission 10 the Hi%h Srho"i began
Yesterday anu 'tt'' COM i'i'''o 'o-o'H'
Mrs FRANK MORRIS ana Mr. ana
Mrs Harvey MatncSon nave returned
to SunnySlde alter visiting relatives
'i'lt'
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor, OF
Oyster Bay. have been ON Il visit the
past few days II Seattle and Vic
'orl'.
ParlSlrn. the Thoroughbred Per
cheron stallion belonging to DR.. John
barnes. dlcd yesterday after Il brlef
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a resi"en't' l. u''lrr CONSTRUCTION
On tne corner o' run ana -tuai'is
S,feelS 'or VI. MORO" ol ocfheiocr 5
rIair'c'
MISS Mary 'l"u5h mas returned
10 hcr nome on BUSH frairie; after
enjoying d peasant V'S't 10 TRENDS
IN Mason county
DR.. II. :. Wiman left yesterday
on SeVerai weeks WISH 10 Aiaska,
ms VIE anu oauSnlcr accompanied
MN Us lar us seattle
The many friends of Miss Pearl
Smith will welcome her return to the
capital Clty 10 resume her duties Us
teacher at the Lincoln schooi'
Willard Lemon, with party OF
surveyors, is engaged in surveying
ing an extension of the Mason Log
gins Co. S road from Little ROCK
1t is reported that the lid will
be thrown off in this city. next Sun
day, and an attempt will be made to
lose it in the refuse of the scrap-pile.
The last OF the series of dances at
the rink will take place Saturday
night, when that hall will be closed
for repairs and will open for skating
Sept. l4th.
Mrs. James H. Brown. last Mon.
day. purchased the old BrintnalI
dwelling on East Twelfth street, for
the consideration OF $1,000, from Rob
ert Doragh.
Miss Ruth Lloyd, while splitting
kindling at her home at Tumwater
Saturday evening, sustained the loss
OF a finger at the first joint by mis-
direction OF the AK.
Jesse 7. Mills and DR.. Van Bus
kirk went to Hoquiam Saturday, tC
assist in installing new lodge OF
t.lks at that place. About 2oO OF the
antlered herd were present.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Hart
man, who died Wednesday. will be
held to-day at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Henry Irwin, at 2 p. NJ.
Rev. W. 5. Crockett officiating.
The new morning paper. the Dni7,
N,rs has been DELAYED a week ir
MAKING its annparance The first is
sue. it is said. will greet it's anxiou.
natrons next week (Sundav) without
fail.
Harry Nicholson of Tacoma. ant
Beyrl Sbaban of this CITY. were unit
ed in marriage. by Rev. G.. A. vii
liams of Kent. last Sunday morning