Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-08-02
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]. 7. Tha'll"r i ru>tirailnG at Mo
clips.
otto Il. Fri>ch i i'll with typhoid
fever.
II. W. Tyler and family havrmovcd
To Tacond.
Miss Maudc NcFaddn is visiting
friends al Lacey.
Mrs. Gordon Mackay i visiting
friends in Tacoma.
Oakville Eagles will give u ball al
thar place Tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. :. +. Barr and daugh
tiers are now located in Napa. Cal.
q. Il. Simcn>on has sold his hand
some little launch to Seattle parties.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Lamburtus ar,
rejoicing over the advent of a littl,
son
Miss Ethel Post is quite i'll at the
home of her mother. Mrs. NJ. A
CoonS
\ son was born to Mr. and Mrs
~ ". Dtstil, VII NtstSittt, 4honusSN
morning.
Miss Gertrude Moore, the milliner
is on Il two weeks visit to her moth
er in Seattle.
\ bear carried off three of Mix,
Neylon's hogs, at Delphi. Sunday
Sunday night.
Mrs. W. n. Cole and daughter. OF
North Yakima, are visiting Mrs
Charles Collins.
Teachers examination will be held
in the Miller High School building
August Sth and 9th.
Miss May Sheldon has gone tt
Aberdeen to take position in 6
music store of that city.
George |. Smith, a former Olym-
pia printer, returned to Portland to-
day after brief sOjOurn here
Mrs. F. F. Foster. of Snohomisf
City. and her daughter Helen, are on
a visit to relatives and friends in
this city.
A special train carrying N. p
officials. tarried a wee at the station
depot here Tuesday afternoon, and
passed on to Moclips.
W. H. Bryan and family have
moved to this city from Rochester
Mr.. b. has purchased an interest in
the new Westside sawmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Black and two
children have returned from a six
weeks visit to Oregon, by team
They report an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. G. C. Israel is about to make
another professional trip to Alaska
leaving Seattle tomorrow evening
Mrs. Israel will accompany him.
Mrs. p. J. O'Brien, who has been
i'll at the hospital for some time, has
SO far recovered as to return to hel
home on Union and Jefferson streets
Gov Mead has appointed Morri.
A. Langhorn, of Chehalis, as a fifth
!, member of the State ReformatOry
Board, which completes the number
Capt. J. G.. Parker, who is drivin.
through California, has arrived a
Los Gatas, Santa Cruz county, will
everything in satisfactory condition
A substantial sidewalk has beer
built fronting the Dobrin and Dick
insOn property on the east side o
Washington street, between Secont
and Third.
The Superior Court of this count.
has taken a vacation till the frs
Tuesday in September. Only emerg
ency matters will be entertained il
the interim.
Leon Endicott, on attainment O
his seventeenth birthday, Saturda,
evening, was the recipient of a pleas
ant surprise party planned by hi
many friends.
Miss Townsend, of Dayton, Ohio
a sister of Mrs. F. d. Heustis, wit
whom she has been spending tn
Summer, left Tuesday for her home
cia Yellowstone Park.
Linn Cooper, of Tumwater, caugh
burglar in the act of entering hi
house, about IL O'Clock, Wednesda
night. He took a sudden leave fol
lowed by pistol ball.
Clyde Root and Miss Mary Car
were united in marriage. Sunday, b
Rev. W. S. Crockett. Mr.. Root is
shingle-weaver by trade. They wi
make their home in this city.
Karl Jorgenson, cooper at tn
Olympia brewery, had three finger
OF his left hand badly cut yesterday
and may lose them entirely unleS
good fortune favors the healing pre-
cess.
Last night and this morning tn
flash of lightning and the rumble {
thunder, continues as an afterpart {
tbs electric storm Wednesday nigh,
Other conditions have been ''shov
cry"
Mrs. H. T. Jones, wife Of the Den
Ocratic member of the Board of Cor
troll, has arrived from Deep Creel
- where she has been spending tn
Summer. She was accompanied b
her son Leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Paul, survivor
OF the Columbia disaster, en- route fC
this city, arrived here Wednesda
afternoon. They are guests of Nj
and Mrs. c. A. Marshall, and DR.. an
Mrs. Frank Swan.
The water company is laying pipe
directly TO the reservoir, to prOmot
better circulation of the system {,
water of course). The gas compan
are still "pipe-laying,' but none
in the ground, be it noted.
Carl Alderman. President of II
new Lutheran Seminary, arrive
Wednesday, with his wife, to begi
the work of organization of the new]
created institution. He has bee
employed the past ii years, in q
Ohio college, occupying the chair /,
Mathematics and Mental Science.
Once we had a citizen of Olymp
who would clear out his flower bee
and throw the plants into the allie
ana II he saw woman or child picl
ing them up would drive them ava,
The same individual refused frn
to the poor and permitted it to +,
on the trees Such a r,arxon 10 -,