Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-06
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Mr. AID Mrs Henry on Will soon
leave for Los Angeles to reside.
Mrs. II. :. Emerson. of Seattle, is
visiting Mrs. john u. Atkinson.
Mrs. Charles Burr made visit to
friends in SEATTLE during the week.
The County Commissioners will
hereafter hold but two meetings Il
month.
The Woman : Relief Corps will
eject officers al their meeting this
Afternoon.
The pest house is now tenantlrSs,
the hast smallpox patient having
been discharged,
The Santa Barbara sailed from this
mort this week with Il cargo of lum
her for san Pedro. Cal.
Harry Fisk and Miss Mile Turner,
both of Hoqulam, were married in
this city Il few days ago.
George W. Atkins and Miss Flor
encc \. Hoover. both of this city.
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Miss Gertrude Rylatt. formerly of
this city. was married at Tacoma.
Wednesday. to Mr.. d. ii. Cantwell.
Miss Alma Morrison has returned
to Everett. where she is a teacher in
the city schools. after Il visit to her
parents here.
The city expenditures for the
month of November. as given by
City Clerk Dever. aggregated over il
cool thousand dollars.
Tom Swan is here from F.llensburg
for a few days visit His wife ac
companicd him as far rs Seattle.
where she is taking medical treat
ment.
]. +. Goodrich has begun suit in
the Superior Court for $3.50 dam
ages against the Northern Pacific
Co.. the alleged value of two colts
killed by a train.
The R,conlcr and Oiympinm are
again groomed and baited for an
other jalnt with Thacker in the sad
die Mark the prediction!
Miss Lizzie Overhulse has con-
tracted to teach the BelmOre school.
The place was made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Pearl Ferris.
Mrs. Jesse Shelley nee Marie Sim
enSon, has returned to HOquiam
after an enjoyable sojOurn with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. X. Simen-
son.
Miss Jessie Hartsuck, whose charm
ing countenance graces the general
delivery window ut the POStOtfice,
has been quite i'll with tonsolitis the
past few days.
Laura Eudora Buker of this city,
and Archie w. Marshall, of Teller,
Ogn., were married in this city.
Wednesday evening, at the home Of
the brides parents.
The Permanent school fund is
richer to the extent of $3l .535, from
the U. S. Treasury, representing
five per cent. of proceeds of sales of
certain lands for the year ending
June 30, 1907.
1t is stated that four hundred
tickets for Eastern points were sold
by the railroad company here in one
day. This condition is largely due
to the closing down of the logging
camps and mills.
Tenino has elected the following
municipal ticket: IT, +. Mentzer
Mayor, l.. ]. Miller Treasurer, A. p.
Houston Councilman for one year
and f. L. Bradley, Dave Coping
and H. p. Shields, Councilman for
two years.
Judge Linn's court, Wednesday
imposed fine of 81 900 against the
Northern Pacific Railway Co., for
violation of the l6-hOur law. Every
body will say amen to this judgment
upon most cOnScOnScienceleSS cor.
corporation.
A native of Japan was ran over
and killed by Northern Pacific
train. near Grand Mound, some
time Tuesday night 1t is said he
was celebrating the Mikado's birth
day and had been on Il wild carOusi
several days.
Roy Smith. who was in the Jug
for having distributed obscene litera
ture among young girls, is at liberty
after having served out part of hi:
$l0O fine in jail at 81 per day, as thu
law provides. The balance of $40. 81
he paid in cash.
Mrs. RObt. Mari has been on :
visit to her daughter and son. Mrs
Laura St. John and Herbert Mari, a
Chehalis. The latter is one of tn,
leading druggists of that thrivin.
little city and is prospecting as hi
endcavOrs merit.
Mrs. John II. Price has rcturne,
from visit to her brother, Der
Mohlcr. at Sumas. While there Mrs
Price purchased a piece of propert.
upon which she and her husband ex
pcct to establish permanent hom
in the near future.
Our esteemed aged citizen, JOIN
W. Dodge, is seriously i'll at hi
home in the eastern part of the city
He is afflicted with Il growth at tn
lower portion of the stomach whic
seems to battle medical skill, render
ing it difficult to assimulate noun
ishment.
r. NJ. Montgomery and his invali
son James, last Friday. departed 70
Southern California. where they in
tend to remain indefinitely on &c
count of the poor health of jaime
who is seriously afflicted with lun
trouble. 1t is sincerely hoped tina
the change of climate will benefit tn
health of the young man.
The farmers of this and Pierc
counties are considering means 70
determination of the cayOte pest
The slaughter of sheep by them ha
caused that industry tn become IN