Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-08-16
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Mrs. Grr. Libby. Of Spokane. is
visiting friends in the city.
\ baby daughter is Il late addition
10 the family IF Chris Brown
f.. =. Coulter is home from Il three
months trip through California.
Clark Savi,igr left Monday for Il
trip Ia hi> old home in New Jersey.
\ good many people hesitate to
fill up their w"odshrd at 50 a cord
Mrs. llchrr Mumforl left yeSter.
day for Indiana to visit with her par
entS.
Mr. and Mrs David Simon have re-
turned from Il prolonged visit in the
East
Mrs. Lew MunSon and Miss Carrie
Calow were up from Shelton during
the week.
&. W. Briggs and family. of Cham
herS' Prairie. left Tuesday for visit
to Chicago.
f.. L. Sawtcll and wife. of ROcheS-
ter, left Tuesday for Il trip to Win
field Kansas.
Lou Duval has Il contract to cruise
large amount of timber land in
Pierce county.
Remember that school opens next
month and krrider has full supply
of school books.
Mr. and Mrs NOVEL; have moved
into their new home, corner of Union
and Washington.
Mrs Andrew Rogers has returned
to Seattle after visiting her sister,
Mrs. AL. Drewry.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
give an excursion to Point Defiance
next Wednesday.
Miss Dode Van Eaton has been
spending the past few days with
friends in Seattle.
Mrs. VIM. Billings and daughter.
Miss Blanche, left yesterday for
down-Sound points.
r. O. WOrthington and Miss Josie
Agnew. both of Seattle, were lately
married in this city.
S. S. Churchill, former Olympia
stationer. now of Oakland, Cal, was
in the city this week.
The telegraph-OperatOrs' strike has
materially curtailed the news service
of the big city dailies.
A. Steadbolt had a thumb mangled
by contact with a saw in local
shingle mill yesterday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Patton has returned to
her home at Rochester after visit
with friends in Oregon.
Mrs. f. f. Taylor and daughter,
Muriel, returned Tuesday from a
visit to relatives in Seattle.
If competition continues we may
soon expect pianos to sell, like rad
ishes, at so much per bunch.
Mrs. Frances C. Adams, of Seattle,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Stampfer, of this city.
Mrs. Hannah c. Rainard left the
other day for a trip East; also Mrs,
Jennie C. Wright, for Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Morris, of Sunnyside,
is on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Matheson, of this city.
Ed Husk has recovered from blood
poisoning in his hand, caused by cut
ting it with a sharp instrument.
T. F. Mentzer, one of the prosper
Gus citizens of TeninO, was on bust
ness trip to Olympia, this week.
A game of baseball will be played
by the Shelton and Elma teams, at
Athletic Park, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. AL. Darling is entertaining
as her guest for a few days Miss
Maude Aggers, of the Queen City.
Mrs. C. J. Messegee, the popular
East Fourth street milliner, made a
trip down the Sound the first of the
week
Green corn is now in its prime and
the price reasonable, when compared
with everything else-20 cents per
dozen.
The excursion party that came up
on the Yosemite Sunday from Seat
tie, was not as large as those of form
err trips.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wisner, aged 86,
mother of A. w. Wisner, formerly
OF Olympia, died in Seattle a few
days ago.
The sum of 81 ,69l has been paid as
bounty for cayote and wildcat scalps
in this State for the quarter ending
June Both.
Henry Whitaker of Mud Bay. and
Mrs. K. l.. Midday were married Mon
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Bonner in this city.
The Board of Equalization have de-
clded to raise the assessed valuation
OF local shingle mills 25 per cent, ex-
cept the MUMMY MILL
Mrs. A. NJ. Merhkam, who has
been visiting her brother, Syl Le-
Barre, departed Wednesday for her
home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Emily Hicks has returned to
her home at Woodland, after enjoy
ing few days visit with Miss Eve
Ign EunisOn in this city.
James Mclaughlin and Miss Lena
Collins, both well known young peo-
Pile of Chambers Prairie, were unit
cd in marriage Wednesday.
Albert Brucker and family re-
turned Wednesday from a visit of
several weeks to California and Mex
leo. They report a very enjoyable
trip.
The July report of the Western
Washington Hospital for the Insane
shows that the inmates exceed the
thousand mark, being in exact fig
ureS l,0S4
Rev. j. S. McCallum is over from
Eugene. Oregon, to spend months
vacation on the Sound. He once &C.
cupied the pulpit of the Christian
Church in this city.
James McVittie, of Yelm. died
tuesday. His daughter. Mrs. w. d.
Sumpter, of this city, was present
Kew: r. A: La Violette officiated at
the funeral services Yesterday aftar.