Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-09-27
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Sttlf'- - 49,
nr. H. :. Wyman has returned
from A.a>na
The health Of Mrs y. {. Davis is
improving slowly.
Miss Mauir NcFad,lrn is on visit
To- down Sound points.
Miss Edna I.;l>i,yr made recent
visit among friends in Seattle.
J. y. Hun, has gone 10 Los Ange-
les fur the benefit Of his health.
Mr.. Lee Hrdcr has returned from
Il two months visit Ia Superior. Wis.
Miss May Crook. of Iowa. is the
guest Of Miss Hcna Q I'annon, in this
city.
Mrs. l.. C. Sanger has been spend
ing ih, past few days with friends in
Srdttlc
Adjutant General Otis Hamilton
returned from his Eastern trip. last
Monday
ID. H. Webster and wife. of Michi-
gan. are guests at the home of Frank
VI. Kinney.
Rudolph Myers has gone to Pull
man To- take course of study at the
State College.
\ convention of County Supcrin-
tendcnts was held in this city the
past few days
Revival meetings are being held at
the Westside chapel by Rev. j. +.
Day of Puyallup,
Mrs. W. b. De Biller, of New York,
is visitingat the home of her brother,
Judge Z. n. Allen.
Saturday night a daughter was
born to the wife of Harry Taylor, at
314 Franklin street
Treasurer Schonber visited Seattle
this week to see Ben Tillman's pitch
fork while in motion.
Mrs. Lizzie Elsv lex, of DivernOn,
ILL.,. is on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Edgar Whitemarsh.
A daughter was recently born to
the wife of Chas. Allison, formerly
of this city, now of Ema.
j. I. Endicott has bought out his
parner, ]. 7. Crowley's interest in
the Two J. T.'s' resort.
Henry B. Bohr. of Kennydale, near
Seattle. was up this week on a visit
to his brother. John BOhr.
Miss Ray Shields was up from Sc
attic, during the week. on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Shields.
Frank Taylor, of Kamilche, left
this week for Pullman to enter en-
rOllment at the State College.
Miss Ida Scofeld has returned from
a visit to A, her sister, Mrs. Maude
Ellicker, at Vancouver, B. c.
The Superior Court has granted
the petition of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Erny
for the adoption of Pearl Doherty.
Mrs. Beauhard, a sister of Mrs.
H. Smith. of this city, is reported
critically ill at st. Peters hospital.
Mrs. H. H. Taylor. of Elma, made
brief sojourn with Mrs. Mary A.
Cameron here, the fore part of the
week.
Capt. COwan has greatly increased
the speed of the launch Lavina by
installing new 24-horse- power en-
CINE.
VIM. Yeager, mail-carrier No. 4,
will take his annual vacation be-
ginning next week. He will 60 deer
hunting.
A slow start has been made on the
gaswOrks, and the Christmas turkey
need not perch on the top-limbs to
escape it.
Robt. Mcconnell and wife have ar.
rived from Indiana to spend the win.
ter with the family of Frank Glen, OF
Tumwater.
The City Council has instructed
its officers to rigidly enforce the
State law restricting the speed OF
automobiles.
Chris. Jensen, who has been en-
plOyed at Little Rock for year or
more, has returned to his home al
South Bay to reside.
Mrs. H. G.. Richardson went tc
Tacoma yesterday to visit her daugh.
ter, Leonora, who is attending school
at Aquinas Academy.
E. Bidwell, the confectioner of this
city, and Miss Lillian Quiner, of Flu.
gene, Ogn., were united in marriage
in that city, yesterday.
c. H. Griffith and Edna Lawrence
both of this city, and Levi Sekor and
Esther French. both of Tacoma, were
married here yesterday.
Mrs. Victoria Haas Kelvin has ar.
ranged to conduct classes in vOca
instruction, in Tacoma, TUESDAYS and
Saturdays, as well as her classes here.
Jas. H. Cochran has begun a suit
for divorce from his wife, Cora J.
Cochran, in the Superior Court here,
alleging incOmpatibility of tempera
ment.
Do you know what eloignment
means? The lawyers have much oc
casiOn to use this term just now in
the logging cases heard in the SUI
perior Court.
The corrugated iron for the new
powder-hOuse at the end of the aban
$1,000 i<ohs5 "hhi Ids DtCIl ItCcItCO
and will be placed in use for the new
structure at once.
Dan Savidge, formerly of this city
was married to Miss Alice Bailey al
Mount Vernon, Sunday. The groom
is in the employ of the telephone ex
change at that place.
l.. W. Ostrander, who was so ser
lously burned in the Shelton fire. wa.
brought to this city, the other day
and is now at the hospital, where he
is steadily improving.
Thomas Laughlin, the well-known
bookkeeper, and Miss Hannah r
Linton of Shelton, were united II
marriage in this city, Saturday, Rev
X. NJ. Hayes officiating.
Mrs. f. f. Taylor has been an
pointed by the Superior Court O
Chehalis county, administrative O
John Bridges estate. Mr.. B. wa.
her uncle, and died about a year ago
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