Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-06-28
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>.anmit Lake will celebrate tn,
tour;h
T"nino supports tirst-cla,s Steam
laundry. " . '''
Farmers are busy making ha,
while the sun shines
\ >"n was recently born to III,
wife ~ Percy Shields.
~ }. falknor will deliver the It'll
OF July address at kclSo.
The Womans Club is considering
plans Tor new club house.
Mrs. Celia Pix has returned from {;
trip to down Sound points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Antisdel are
on visit to British Columbia.
The session laws for 1907 have been
completed by the State Printer.
Frank Stickney is i'll with what is
believed to be spinal meningitis.
Several small camps on South Bay
are quite busy getting out piles.
Billy Powe. the transfer man, was
in Seattle this week on business
Anna. the little daughter of S. c.
MUMMY. is ill with typhoid fever.
Miss Olive Fleetwood, of Lacey.
visited friends in town this week.
Roy and Victor Mckenzie are on
visit to their parents at Mud Bay
The Woman's Club held their last
meeting for the Summer, Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Snow, of Juneau. is the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. La Violette.
Mrs. O. C. White and daughter
have returned from Pasadena, Cal.
VIM. II. Mitchell has returned from
three months soiourn in California
Mrs. ]. +. Gordon, of Hunters
Point. visited friends here this week.
A. p. Beaudctt, of Black Lake, has
returned from an extensive trip East.
Mrs Fred Nehring left. this week.
for Hartford, Conn, to join her hus-
band.
Yesterday was the opening of the
Country Clubs grounds at Buffers
Cove.
John F.. Smith and Mabel Lindsey,
both of BucOda, were married, this
week.
A little daughter is the latest ad-
dition to the family of Lew Eddy, of
Rainier.
A. B. Woodland and wife attended
the G. A. r. encampment at Ballard,
this week.
The Black Lake Shingle Co. will
move to their new location on South
Bay, in few days.
Mrs F. S. Horton and children are
visiting Mrs. HIS brother, David
Baker, at Anacortes.
Miss Ella Briggs has returned to
her home at Kent after visit to
friends at Little Rock
George Morash has moved his fam
lily to Puyallup where he has pur-
chased five-acre ranch.
Mrs. Mary Tyler, of Chambers
Prairie, has returned from q ten
months stay in Michigan.
The Bachelors Club moonlight ex-
cursion on the Greyhound Tuesday
night, was an enjoyable affair.
Homer Watkins of Oakville, and
Miss Lilly Fleming of Elma, were
married in this city, Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Swain, of New York
city, is on visit to her cousin,
Howard E. Gray, the architect.
G. J. Van Eaton will move his fam
lily to Orcas Island where he is now
engaged in the lumber business.
The Fruit Growers will hold an
important meeting in the Superior
Court room tomorrow at 2P.M
A bright little daughter was born
Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brag-
eta, who live in the Hays district.
Edward F. Palmer died Saturday
at St. Peters hospital. The body
was sent to Nebraska for interment.
Farmer Heustis has installed a
gasoline engine on Black Lake to
pump water for irrigation purposes.
Miss Smallhausen has arrived from
Missoula, Mont, to spend the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Sam Ward.
w. A. Freeburger, of Tenino, has
purchased fine new 16-horse-power
REQ" auto. He is very proud of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Melvin are
enjoying a pleasant visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Robertson, out in the
country.
Two children OF C. w. Gorham,
State Printer, are i'll with scarlet
fever in Illinois, where the mother is
on visit.
Ray Sarver, of Tenino, died at
Phoenix, Arizona, last week, of con-
sumption. The funeral took place at
Tenino Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice McCash, of Chehalis,
is quite i'll with measles at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Goldsby, at Meadow.
George G. Cotter, of this city, and
Miss Amelia Frances Fulton, of Aso-
tin, were married last night, Rev. r.
NJ. Hayes officiating.
Major Pelletier and family, of Spo-
kane. are on a visit to relatives in
this city, while the Major tries a case
in the Supreme Court.
Grandma Webster, an old resi-
dent of Tenino, died at her home
there on Thursday of last week, and
the funeral was held Sunday.
1t is said that large number OF
fruit trees were blown down by the
high winds in the vidinity of Meadow
on the night of the 10th inst.
Chas. Pridham who sold his farm
some time ago at Yelm and removed
to Gle Elum, has returned and pur-
chased another place near Yelm.
John Lynch, Sr., yesterday sold
the two lots on the southeast corner
OF Fifth and Adams streets to Mat
thlas Morrow for the sum of $500.
Leopold Schmidt, of the Olympia
brewing Co., will erect stone build.
ing at Ienino. He was there recent
~ with an architect to estimate the
cost. WV