Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-09-13
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t.j f'Arr,u eft Tuesday for a tril
to Chica-o.
Prot. H. O DIAN and family have
moved - >ra't.r.
judy Linn is holding court AT
Montr>1nu this week.
Mrs. ]. f.. Frost and son have re-
turned from Il trip East.
Preston Uhlrr la, gone to Seattle
to attend the University.
$ II. Wcstovrr will leave to-day
for prolonged visit East
5 G. Co~grovc. Of pomcroy, called
on the STANDARD yesterday.
Work on the new Mentzer mill at
TENN" is progrcSsin. rapidly.
GOV. Mead is expected to return
from California next Wednesday.
Bob Frazier an old-timc Olymp-
ian. WAS up from Seattle this week
Miss Amy Case has begun term
OF school at London ChehaliS county.
Isaac Wolfe one of of our prosper
ollS farmers. was in the city yester-
day.
Charles Ward. the well-known farm
er OF Rainier. was in the city Tues
day.
The Sylvester heirs again lose their
contention for the capitol site in the
Supreme Court.
Mrs. Al. Brucker has been quite
i'll "a past few DAYS. She is now
much improved.
Capt. Fred Wilson is again at the
wheel of the Greyhound after Il three
weeks vacation.
John D. Henry of this city, has
been rendered the position of city
engineer of Raymond.
Wendell Raymond and Miss Dora
letters both of this city, were mar
ried in Seattle, this week
The Lacey school was opened Mon
day with Lillian Watrous and Mar
garct Morash rs teachers.
Miss G. Hawkins. of Seattle. has
been the guest of Miss Prudence
Wyman, the past few days.
On Sunday evening at the Chris
tian Church the minister will preach
on Recognition in Heaven.
The way to reach the people of
ThurstOn county is through the ad-
vertising columns of the STANDARD.
w. K. Whiteside now occupies his
new undertaking parlors on Frank
lin. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Arthur Weston's new steam tug
boat was launched from Crawford Il
Reeds ship-yard at Tacoma, Tues
day.
Don't forget to attend the county
property sale tomorrow. The list
appears on the first page of this
paper.
Misses Bessie Friedman and Lena
Watrous left, this week, lor Belling-
ham, to enter the State Normal
School.
The famous Gentry animal show
will give performance in this city,
afternoon and evening, on Tuesday,
Oct. LIST.
c. ]. Swaynes pile-driving crew
went to Doffiemyre's Point this week
to make an extension to the Harri-
man City wharf.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Kirk left this
week for their home in Missouri after
an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Martensen.
Silas Randall, formerly of this city,
and Miss Beatrice BuddinptOn. of
Tacoma, were united in marriage in
that city Monday.
Laas Korvall, of Tumwater, died
Tuesday after brief illness, from
pneumonia. He is survived by a
wife and five children.
Mrs. NJ. J. Vertrees, who has been
spending the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Johns, left Monday
for her home in Kansas.
j. w. Lysons has been named for
permanent Secretary of the State
Railway Commission, a position he
has held temporarily" two years.
G. NJ. Miller died at st. Peters
hospital of dropsy, Wednesday. He
came over from Oregon a month ago.
A daughter of deceased lives in New
York.
Mrs. Thomas Casey is seriously
Ill at st. Peters hospital, following
an operation for appendicitis. She
is the daughter of T. H. Safely, who
resides on Eastside.
The steam tug EStella has entered
the field here for general towing and
l0bblng. Captain f. w. Peterson
has charge of the boat and promises
prompt service at reasonable rates.
The wife of Henry Whitaker, of
Mud Bay, who is seriously afflicted
with inflammation of the stomach, is
undergoing treatment at the home OF
F.. BOrrer on Plum and Third streets.
Railroad assessments will be the
subject of consideration by the State
Board of Equalization tomorrow.
and fall representation of those
corporations is expected to be pres
ent
The death of ]. D. Bond, Tuesday.
adds another fatality to the list OF
injured by the Shelton fire. Samuel
Holt. however, whose name was
among the dead, is reported alive and
we'll
Tenino is to have new stone build
ing to be occupied by State bank.
1t will be % by 60 feet in size, Que
story in height, and next to it a store
40 by 30 feet, for Campbell & Camp
bell, also of stone.
Jacob Hanna, who has spent about
a year in the Office of Dentist Van
Buskirk, left Wednesday for Phila-
delphia to take something like post
graduate course in dentistry, in the
University of Pennsylvania.
A. II. Chambers, Will Hopkins.
Brad Hill and c. NJ. Hartwell were
called to Tacoma as witnesses in the
Celebrated Case of the Green
Stamp Company VS.. Geo. A.. Mott
man, on trial this week in the Fed.
eral court.