Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-10-16

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Don, forge, tt- Special attraction
u. t:r. N-N I.yii. uoNt week.
Miss Edith E.or1fc..oN lately be
CANA term Of school at Delphi.
Mrs. T.gAc Mounts, Of Gate City
was a visitor to our city Monday.
f.. Y. Davis and Melissa Redmond,
We're married in this city, Tuesday.
Mis- Jessie Everett has been quit,
ID With toD~..ti~ thrpast fcw days.
4 ~l.ng.r w,uvcrS dance will b,
giv.n a. Little Rock tomorrow night
i /. OStrandrr underwent an
operation. Tuesday, for appendicitis.
Mrs. Lolo May Deal has been grant
"d divorce from her husband. Il. X.
Deal.
Mr.. Fannie Moore has been grant
eel a divorce from her husband, {. NJ.
Moore
G. l.. Banks. formerly Of this city,
died at Graccland. Colo, Monday, OF
cancer.
Charlie Henry killed a large bear
sunday. while hunting in Mason
county.
Mr.. Bra>Shcld has just completed
fine new residence in northeast
Olympia.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. b. White have
returned from their outing trip down
the Sound.
Mrs. Henry OFT lcf. this week for
her home in Los Angeles. Cal. after
Il visit here.
Win Ward. travelling auditor of
the y. p. Express Co, was in the
city this week
c. W. Hopes and Miss Hattie J.
King of Tumwatcr, We're granted Il
license to wed yesterday.
Thos. Roberts. OF Brighton Park.
who was seriously injured 10y fall. a
few days ago. is improving.
Perry Frost and Jessie Eymon,
both of Ellcnsburg, were Joined in
wcdlock, Tuesday, in this city.
Mr.. II. H. McCray, who is warm
friend of the STANDARD. still suffers
with neuralgia in his shoulder.
The annual Farmers Institute for
Mason county, will be held at Shell
ton next Monday and Tuesday.
Robt. Brand of Tcnino, and Mrs.
Matte Smith of Tumwater, were
married in this city yesterday.
Judge J. W. Robinson has been
giving his injured limb a much
needed rest during the past week.
Jesse Q. Baker and Miss Grace
Shoemaker, both of SteilacOom, were
married in this city on the Sth inst.
G. J. Thompson and family, of Te-
ninO, recently left for Neilsville,
Wis, where they will remain till
Spring.
Judge and Mrs. Dunbar have re-
turned to this city to reside. They
have been living on their farm neal
Chehalis.
Mrs. Daniel Setchtield, of Eastside,
who recently underwent an operation
is reported in a fair way for speedy
recovery.
Miss Ida Hill, a teacher in the Ia
coma schools, spent Sunday with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Hill, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Winslow, OF
Mud Bay, have moved into town. tC
enable their daughter to attend The
high school.
The registration for use of the
ballot Nov. Sd. closed Tuesday; so il
you have neglected that fOrmality
you lose your vote.
Rev. w. II. Graham, who was re-
appointed to fill the pulpit of the
Methodist church at Tumwater, was
rendered a reception Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Roberts, living
on Main and Twenty-fourth streets,
were made the parents of twins, on
the 9th inst. weighing twelve pounds
each
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickinson, who
live on East Third street. near Cen
trial, are the parents of little son
who made his advent into the worlC
Tuesday.
Assistant Attorney General knick
erbocker, of Auburn, has resigned
and W. w. Manner of Olympia beer
selected by Attorney General Atkin
son to succeed him.
Olcf Wog and Miss Helen Hani
ger, of Tacoma. were married in this
city. Sunday afternoon, by Father
Malley of the Catholic Church. They
will reside in Tacoma.
Licenses to wed were, this week
issued to Alvin Thornton and Miss
Nellie Pankey. both of Yelm, and tC
Albert Bradley and Charlotte b
Mann, both of this city.
Baude 4 Brown have opened a very
neat barber-shop on Main street. be
tween Fifth and Sixth, in the build
ing that has hitherto been occupied
by Fred. Weiss. the tailor.
Benjamin Turner of Tumwater
and Miss Grace Ewing of Westside
were united in marriage, Saturday
evening, Rev. f. l.. Swick OF the
Baptist church performing the cere
mony.
Chas f. Allen and " IS Clar;
Ellen LaSityr were united in mar
rlage, by Rev. c. +. Todd, Monday
evening. They left the next morn
ing on wedding trip down the
Sound.
The STANDARD regrets to learr
that Mr. H. VI. Montgomery. resid
ING on Fast Sixth street, mas been il
poor health for some time. He ha,
long been known us an honest ant
Woodworking man.
red. Thompson. a lad Of 10 years
whose parents reside near Black Lake
Is attending the Olympia high school
Fred. Is an Industrious young man
ana his earnest efforts to get an edu
cation are 10 be commended.
Postmaster C,y3Dgupb folloyin q