Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-07-19
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.J1irr Linn is al Shelton.
Wild hackhrrrIcS are ripe.
Samon trout are running.
This WAS "a very fogyy morning
Miss Violet Weller is i'll with diph-
liberia.
Miss Gertrude OFT is on a visit to
Seattle
Mrs. y. C. Davis is a patient at
the hospital.
The local shinglc mills resumed
operations Monday.
Mrs. Roht. BlankenShlp is threat
enrd with typhoid fever.
Geo. Peterson killed a wildcat
near Black Lake Sunday.
Mrs. AL Laberce has returned from
visit to friends at Seaside.
Miss Susie Simmons is home from
visit to friends at Shelton.
Miss Lulu kaler has returned from
a short visit down the Sound.
George Hcustis has arrived from
Texas to spend the Summer here.
Rev. f.. Il. IOOmis has resigned
the pastorate of the Congregational
Church.
Miss Olga Arlet will leave to-mor
row for few weeks visit to relatives
at Lynden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Percival, of
st. Paul. are here, on visit to rela-
9ives and friends.
The young people of the l. 0. G. 7.
held an enjoyable social at Rabeck' S
hall Monday evening.
Miss Zenith Resler, formerly Of
this city, now Of Idaho, is visiting
Mrs. Charlotte Northcraft.
Clyde Barry and wife have returned
from visit to Mrs. b. S parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sanger, at Summit.
Candace Otelia, wife of Rev. A.
Anderson, of Oakville, died on the
9th inst, at the age of So years.
Jay Everett has gone to Wenatchee
to take a position with the Puget
Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.
Sam Dobrin, formerly of this city,
is now the proprietor of large gents
furnishing store in San Francisco.
Miss Fanny Carpenter is recover
ing from a severe siege OF typhoid
fever at her home at South Union.
The young men and women of the
Presbyterian Church at Tenino have
organized Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
Miss Julia Alling has taken posi-
ton as stenogragher in the Super
intendent's Office at the SteilacOOm
asylum.
Thomas Granfeld, an aged farmer,
was quite severely injured in rum
away accident east of this city, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Swayne have
returned after a weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dent, at
Rochester.
B. T. LOOMS, father of Mrs. J. D.
Knox, of this city, died very sud-
denly at his home at Humptulips,
last Saturday.
There is cherry tree on the Webb
ranch, near Shelton, that has a spread
of 80 feet. 1t is of the Black Tar
tartan variety.
The Greyhound had to omit trip
from Tacoma Sunday evening, on
account of her supply of oil fuel be-
ing exhausted.
A son was born this week to Mr..
and Mrs. Al. Helander at Seattle.
The mother was formerly Miss Ethel
Baker of this city.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner S
son, Hugh Schively, has been ap-
pointed a cadet at the West Point
Military Academy.
The State Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton met at Moclips yesterday and
will remain in session three days, till
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. Mills, her son Simeon Mills
and family have moved to Tacoma.
The former celebrated her ninetieth
birthday last Monday.
]. D. Norton has leased the P. J
Fitzgerald farm on Garrard Creek
for a term of five years. He has al
ready taken possession.
r. ]. Stoner, who recently sold his
general merchandise store at Oak
Vile, left this week with his family
for Pike, Cal, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Walker, who
have been residing at Tacoma fol
some time, have returned to Mud Bay
to re-establish their home.
George Randall, of Cosmopolis. hal
bought of A. Bell, of South Bay. hi'
farm of 40 acres, for 1880, and viii
soon move to his new home.
1t is said that thirteen touring
cars will enter the auto-race to-mOr
row, from Tacoma to this city to com
pete for the second Grigg cup.
George McClelland killed larg'
black bear near Pleasant Glade Sun
day. When shot bruin was in tn
act of fighting off Georges dogs.
Pete Pease, son of Mrs. Geo. w
Pease of Gull HarbOr, has gone int
the restaurant business at Raymond
in partnership with George Watkins
Miss Laura TOmlinson, formerly ;
teacher in the Oakville schools, ant
F. W. Anderson of Hutchinson
Mimi, were married at Snohomisl
Q few days ago.
Miss Tate Henry is in Los Angeles
Cal, whence she will spend severa
weeks in travel accompanied b!
friends from here with whom she i
making the trip.
The Annas Logging Co. of Hood
Canal has been Incorporated by tn
following gentlemen: John McReav.
of Union, L. E. McReavy and B
Wiley of Shelton.
The city has begun a suit agains
A. ]. FalknOr and wife for the fore
closure of a street assessment. Bige
low and Manner, lawyers, represen
the city in the litigation.
Mrs. Thomas Connolly has had Al
operation performed on her eyes b.
DIR. Spencer of Tacoma. which nrOm