Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-21
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l4r gJ.a season opens sept lSt.
Mss Eru.cc> Mccormick is on til.
s-h 4>'.
Mark Er"d was up from Shelton
Tuesday.
Eiah.H.rS Independent band ha,
G.-.Andc3
Ta. schools begin on the 9Th o
nc>- month.
Tie County Commissioners vii
moc' Monday.
Wiu.och Miller. of Seattle, was il
the city, this week.
Don forget that Pacific Seminary
opens sept. 9, 1908.
Bert Ready has been on trip to
Seattle and Victoria.
DR.. David Mitchell has been on a
trip to down-Sound points.
7. r. Pentecost and family are
home from their Eastern trip.
The WeStside Sunday school i
picnicing at Tumwater to-day.
MIS-. NJ. II. Dye, Of Mud Bay. is
suffering from a Sprained ankle.
i daughter was born on the 18th
inst to the wife Of Harry lkerd.
Robt McNair is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. jeff Whitney, at Ballard,
Charley Wilcox returned yester-
day from visit to the Queen City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barnes are
home from visit to Vancouver, b.
c.
Gottfelds Emporium will move to
Allen Whites new building on Sept.
LIST.
Young men wanted to attend Com
mercial Department. Pacific Semin-
AIRY.
Mrs. Lavina Hartsuck will enter
tain the Q. +. S. auxiliary this after
noon.
d. L. Lyle, of Kamilchie, was a
business visitor to Olympia, this
week
Mrs Peter McFarlane is home
from Tacoma where she has been on
visit
The engagement of Miss Alice
Nichols and I. H. Lawrence is an
nOunced.
Miss Ruth Van Eaton came in
from Rochester, this week. to visit
relatives.
Miss Ruby Swan has been spend.
ing a few days in Victoria, Seattle
and Tacoma.
c. A. Marshall and family have re-
turned from camping expedition to
Paradise Valley.
Mrs. L. B. Troy was operated upon
Tuesday, at the hospital, for some
internal ailment.
Miss Katherine De Land of this
city was married to Hugo Metzier Of
Tacoma, last Saturday.
Frank C. Morse, Secretary of the
Tax Commission. made business
visit to Seattle, this week.
James Abel. former resident OF
this county, has returned and pur-
chased farm at Grand Mound.
The Tacoma Olympia interurban
and Hillman's Boston Harbor rail
road should travel hand-in-hand.
Thunder and lightning! That was
the weather condition early WedneS-
day morning, with small rainfall.
August Anderson and wife, OF
Portland, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miner McLane, at Mud Bay.
Donald, the 10-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Rutledge, of Little Rock,
died last week, after brief illness.
The State Board of Education is in
session here, and is preparing ques.
tiOnS for the teachers examination.
Mrs. Geo. E. Thompson returned
to Seattle, yesterday, after visit
to her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Graves.
Mrs. Bettman and grand daughter,
Miss Josie Oppenheimer. have re-
turned from a visit down the Sound.
Col. Michael J. Neylon. our good
Democratic friend of Delphi. was en-
jOying life in the capital city, Mon
day.
The August land sales by the State
are the largest ever made in that
length of time, aggregating s317,
2Sl. 50.
The Aberdeen Elks will play the
local herd a game of baseball at Ath.
letic Park, near Tumwater, on the
Both inst.
Mrs. Owings is moving her cottage
on upper Main street. between Tenth
and Union, to the corner OF Sixth
and Jefferson.
Fire, about 3 o'clock this morning,
destroyed a barn on Joe Lammon' Is
property, corner of Eleventh and
Adams streets.
f. N. Steele has bought the resi-.
dence property of A. H Sullivan,
corner of Ridge avenue and Pros.
pect streets. paying for it $3.50.
Wonder if those Olympians who
bought Boston Harbor tOwn-lOts
would treat Hillman to a turkey din
ner were he to visit the capital city?
A large shipment of books has
just been added to the Women S
Library in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms, where it is temporarily
located.
Miss Jessie Hartsuck, the obliging
young lady al the general delivery
window of the postOffice, is taking a
well-earned vacation from her ardu-
Gus duties
Read the list ana locations of prop
GrtN IN h.l sold h.- 10