Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-11-01
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Mr.. + T. Brown j. in tL, city.
II e lIr'lluan>. OF iI~lui;ltn. is Il
visitor ia thrcilN.
\ son WAS born Monday to Mr..
ard Mrs .I4in,e Horton
Work has begun on the new Dunk
arr, church east Of this city.
". f. Blaine. Il nephew of the late.
james q. Blaine. is in the city.
The gas company has stopped work
owing 10 non-arrival of supplies.
The Uniform Rank X. of p. will
give a blil AT The Lobby. Nov. 18th.
Marvin l.athrop and wife. of South
Union. were visiting in the city. this
week
Sheriff Tom Connolly made an of
fetal business trip To Seattle, this
week.
VIM Bowman and family will soon
move from Brighton Park to Turn
water.
Miss Myrtle Hartman has gone to
Seattle to spend the winter with her
sister.
John Doyle. Il prominent citizen of
Shelton. died Tuesday. after Il short
illness.
Mrs. David Wilson. of Brighton
Park, is recovering from Il severe
illness.
Albert FRESHMAN. who has been
seriously i'll the past week, is im-
proving.
John l.. Henderson is over from
Hood River, Ogn., on a visit to his
old home.
Miss Lydia Sullivan is home from
visit to her sister. Mrs. VIM. Mort,
in Seattle
Miss Ruth Dunbar has returned
to Chchalis after pleasant visit to
friends here.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ChaS. Norrie. of Little Rock, died a
few days ago.
Chef Kelley, of San Francisco. was
here this week on visit to his aunt,
Miss Addie Wood.
Mrs. a. J. Vincent, of FairmOnt,
Va, is visiting her brother, W. L.
Sapp, near Tumwater.
Miss Lucy Hewitt. of Tumwater,
visited at the home of Dave Drewry,
on Bush Prairie, this week.
Bernard Burdett has arrived from
Massachusetts and taken a position
in Sawyer& Filley's drug store.
Mrs. Hughes and daughters have
returned to Oregon after a sOjourn
with Mrs. Lou Duval, at Mud Bay.
Mr.. Geo. E. Higgins has sold his
tine farm, near Rainier, to a Mr..
Mullhall a late arrival from Spokane.
Vaudeville theater performances
are to succeed the gospel services in
the hall on principal block of Main
street.
James Montgomery, young man
living on the Eastside. has exper-
fenced a serious attack of hemOrrhage
OF the lungs.
The Good Lord has sent rain, which
has had a modifying effect upon those
chronic kickers who travel by rays of
the arc-light.
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence has returned
to her home at Black Diamond after
prolonged visit to relatives south
of Tumwater.
VIM. Satterlee and Miss Louise
Gray, both well known in this city,
were married at Port Townsend, a
few days ago.
The Recorter is making an issue
for its opponents which did not exist,
dug up greater one for itself which
did exist-in Thacker.
Pat Westmoreland, a lad of Z years.
was kicked by horse, Sunday, and
badly injured. Internal injuries are
feared and he may die.
Mrs. Gwin Hicks left for San
Francisco Tuesday, to join her hus-
band who is largely identified with
business interests in that city.
Joshua Philbrook, of Mud Bay, has
enlisted in the machinists' depart
ment OF the U. S. battleship Ne
braska, for four years service.
Merl Mari, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Mari, of Eastside, and Miss
bess Rogers, of Aberdeen, were mar
rled IN Seattle, a few days ago.
The funeral of Mrs. Della Myers,
VINO died Saturday at Oakville, was
held in this city Sunday, under the
direction OF Undertaken Whiteside.
The subject of consideration of
the WOman's Club, Tuesday after
noon, was Early Life in California.
Several interesting papers were read.
Fred Lewis has brought to town a
potato grown upon the farm he late
" sold on Bush Prairie, that weighs
= pounds II ounces. 1t is Late
Rose.
Peter Harsh, aged 81, died at his
home on Westside, Sunday morning,
from paralysis. He came from Hood
River, Oregon, and leaves O wife and
adopted son.
Gov. Mead has granted a requisi-
ton for ]. L. Peppard, under arrest
in Seattle, for obtaining money un-
der false pretenses from parties in
San Francisco.
Native-grown grapes thisyear are
said to be superior in flavor to those
imported from California, but our
merchants, for some reason do not
handle them, and they are shipped
abroad.
Gus Shazer has recently arrived
from Nome to visit his aged mother,
in this city. Dan Shazer another
son, who is City Marshal of CASH
mere, is also here to join the family
reunion.
A Westside resident says he has
heard our correspondent, Lue F.
Vernon, express himself Tor her
self on many topics, but has failed
to note his views on the class-cou
sciOuS proletariat