Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-10-11
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Mark F. Reed wa> up from Shelton
yesterday.
Mrs Frank B.ak,~l,, i visiting
friends in SEATTLE.
IT,. Py;hjan Sisters Will CIV, Il
hA,i Al The Lobby Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Claud. .Anti>drI visit
ed >ra'tl" during the week.
Grorg. f. Higgins. of Rainier.
Was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Title Schultz will teach school
at Pam Station this winter.
J. {. Bolster left this week for a
visit to t.dnundton. Kansas.
W. II. Mitchell and \. 5. krrfoot
left this morning for Mexico.
Fred Birchirr will leave tomorrow
for Van Horn. Skagit county.
Mrs. Mary Hubbard. of Rainier,
was in town during the week.
Mrs Il. b. Eugley has gone to
Spokane for an extended visit.
DR.. \. IL. Woodland and wife are
on Il visit to McMinnville. Ogn.
Mrs J. W Baker. of Mud Bay, has
been quite i'll the past few days.
Miss Jeanette Thompson is home
from Il visit to down Sound cities.
Ira j. Dodge. of Ohio. is visiting
the Hanson brothers at Black Lake.
\ Farmers Institute will be held
in this city on the 2lst and I'D insts
Mrs. ]. NJ. Ncwsum has about re-
covered from an attack of rheuma
tism.
The enrolment of the Olympia
High school embraces 1l2 girls and
y boys.
The Odd Fellows conferred a de-
gree on five new candidates Monday
evening
p. NJ. Troy returned last night
from professional trip to North
Yakima.
j. c. COnine has returned to his
home at Yelm from his extensive
trip East.
H. B. Smedley and wife attended
the Baptist Convention in Seattle.
this week.
The WOman's Club propose hold
ing an Old Settlers Reunion, next
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kirkendall will
soon leave for Iowa, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Thos. Roberts and daughter,
Mrs. Chef Wiley, are spending the
week at Aberdeen.
Julius Sternberg is down from
Ketchikan, Alaska, for a visit to his
mother and sisters.
The October term of the Supreme
Court will begin Monday. The dock
ct contains 211 cases.
A. McCafferty is quite i'll at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Lou Du-
val, west of this city.
Mrs. De Land, of Seattle, has been
spending the past week with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Mary V. Johns.
c. Will Shaffer, State Law Lii
brarian, left this week, on business
trip east of the mountains.
Kim Munson, q well-known form
err Olympia boy, is now engineer on
the steamer City of Shelton.
Mrs. NJ. f. Harris and daughters,
May and Fannie, left Monday for
Los Angeles, Cal, to reside.
Mrs. L. f. Duval, of Mud Bay, is
enjoying visit from her sister, Mrs.
Hughes, of The Dalles, Ogn.
Rainier school district has Dor
rowed 81, 900 from the State school
fund, on five per cent. obligation.
Harry c. Burntrager, a former
Olympia boy, is now in the U. S.
Hospital Corps at Fort Crook, Neb.
The gas company has opened a
temporary office in the west store of
the Rabeck building on Fourth
street.
That the gas company is making
permanent investment is shown by
their planting of SO much piping in
the ground.
George H. Greenbank, member
OF the firm of Greenbank & Yantis,
has just recovered from an illness of
a couple of weeks.
Six boxes of apples sent by the
Thurston County Fruit Growers
Association to the Puyallup Fair
took the blue ribbon.
H. A. Gawdy of New York, and
Miss Addie Powell of Aberdeen, were
married in this city, Saturday, by
Justice Robert Frost.
When you paint get the best.
Hugh Ross sells the famous Patton s
SunprOOf Paint which is the best.
Try it and be convinced.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mari made a
visit, few days ago, to their daugh-
ter and son, Mrs A. C. St. John and
Herbert Mari, at Chehalis.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Briggs re-
turned Monday from a very pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in
West Virginia and Oregon.
Frank McFadden is experiencing
rheumatic troubles. He thinks he
has now found some medicine that
will bring him out all right.
There are 1923 hunters in Thurs
ton county; at least that is the num-
Der authorized to kill the poor dumb
animals under the term of sport.
Miss Grace Sullivan of Spokane,
and Miss n. Stating of Ballard, have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Johnson, the past week.
Mrs: n. H. Owings, of Tacoma,
visited our city, her former home,
Wednesday, to look after the bust.
ness interests she still retains here.
Tyee Bob" chief of the Sqaxons,
afriend Of the whites in amcotty times,
is dead. He died last Tuesday, and
Is said to have been s. years of age.
The Christian Scientists have
opened reading-rOOms in the second
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