Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28

p..; to-day
Ouiytrn day before the primaries.
john Brewer is down from Alaska.
Mrs. Ida De- Line eft yesterday on
4 visit To ONO.
y and Mrs J. ". Thatcher have
moved to Portland
Fred Cotter i down from Alaska
on a visit to his mother
Frank Dickinson. Jr.. has returned
t. his home in Portland.
y daughter was recently born to
the wife OF AlphcuS Moshcr.
Work on the new Tumwater water
system is progressing rapidly.
Miss Anna Yietzen returned last
night from visit down the Sound.
Ida Gear has been granted di-
vOrce from her husband, jefferson
Gear.
Miss Myrtle Lewis left, few days
ago. on a several weeks visit to Cali
fornla.
County Commissioner and Mrs. r.
r. Pickett are spending the week at
lioquiam.
Mrs. Harry Ditmars and children
left Wednesday for Il visit to Fair
field, Iowa.
Mrs. NJ. c. Dittman is visiting her
daughter, Mrs b. b. Rich, out in
the country.
Miss Mabel Brouner was up from
Seattle. this week. on visit to Miss
Jennie Jones.
The Emporium will move Monday
into the eastern stOrerOom of the new
White building.
Arthur Baker and May Barney,
both of Sherlock. were united in
marriage, this week
Green corn is now IN its greatest
perfection and sells at from ID to 20
cents per dozen ears.
Fred. Zones, a prosperous rancher
living few miles east of town, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Maris, of Sc
attic, were visiting friends in the
city, during the week
The Ladies' Aid Society of Tum-
water will give an excursion to Point
Defiance, next Tuesday.
The oranges of this county will
hold joint picnic at the city park
on the 9th Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zaza Simmons, of
Mud Bay, are the happy parents of a
baby girl, born Saturday.
Wiley Banks has been placed in
charge of Burrows restaurant by
Robert Cameron, a creditor.
Mrs. John Ismay departed, Mon
day. for Detroit, Mich, where she
will make an extended visit.
Miss Belle Melvin, of Everett, has
been spending the past few days
with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Donald Bennett left this
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Iowa, Missouri and New Mexico.
Fred. St. Peter and Miss Clara
Patterson. both of this city, were
joined in wedlock, a few days ago.
Registration is still about 500
short of what it should be. Register
before 5 p. NJ. next Saturday, the 9Th
prOX.
The State Bar Association met in
Seattle this week, and several of the
local bar and State bench are in at
tendance.
Max Findeisen and daughters,
Grace and Elizabeth, returned Mon
day from an enjoyable trip to Vic
tOria and Seattle.
The Bryan Club now occupy COM
Portable suite of rooms at the Knee
land, where all friends of the great
cOmmoner are always welcome.
Charley Chapman, who was resi-
dent of Olympia many years ago,
was greeting old friends here yester-
day. He is now a resident of Ia
coma.
A game of ball has been arranged
for this afternoon at Athletic Park,
between the Fairbanks, Alaska, team
and a picked nine from the players
of this city.
Wednesday morning T. H. Law
renee and Miss Alice Nichols were
united in marriage in St. Johns
Church, by its rector, G. Messias.
After short tour abroad, the happy
couple will return to this city to re-
side.
Dave Baker is engaged in clear
ing land which he purchased some
time ago, about two miles east of
Tumwatep on which he proposes to
found his home. 1t is admirably sit
uated, facing on Blooms Lake. He
is already ranching on small scale.
At the late teachers examination
the following ThnrsiOn county people
were awarded common school certifi-
Gates: Pearl AllebOnc. Evelyn Aber-
nethy. Fannie Edgerton, Ella Carey.
Nellie and Anna Martin. Tillie No
BILE, Mary White and Lizzie Over
hulse.
Chas. Burr met with painful &C.
cident while in camp at Alder Springs.
near Buffers Cove, yesterday, by
the glancing of an AK. with which he
was cutting a small tree, infiicting a
long, deep cash on the instep of his
right foot. 1t took six stitches to
close the wound.