Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

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\ jury term Z" the superior Court
WI. h''3'l next Hoi''dN'
Jas. Van Eaton, Of Grand Mound.
Wa IN town Wednesday,
Miss Lila Crosby Is home from a
SIX weeks visit 10 Alaska.
Mrs. :. j. Robertson has gone to
Spoodre To- spend the winter.
Sheriff Tom Connolly made busl-
ness trip 10 Seattle, this week.
Mrs t.. ". lIu~k left yesterday
for pr5Sscr ON Il visit to friends.
Mrs. Geo. ". Hoppand Miss Edith
Hopp are visiting in Bcllingham.
4. Banner has arrived from New
Jersey toNi>it his brother J. Banner.
Mss Mary White has zone 10 Sc
attic To- attend the State University.
The Farmers sheds on Sixth and
Columbia ar, UNDERGOING reconstruct
ton.
The cnrn'lmcuf Of Pacific Semin-
AIRY IS twice as large as it was last
year.
Z, + Moore has bought the mcr-
camille business of Lew Eddy at
Rainier.
Annie Patton. accd Is. has been
committed TO the Reform School al
Chchalis.
poul Schmidt has cone to Salem
to take a position in the brewery a,
that place.
paul Klein and family. are new ar
rivals from Tevas to make Olympis
their home.
Mrs Martin Voral has moved il
from the country t. spend the winter
in this city.
Miss Elsie Smith. of Seattle, ha
been employed to teach the indie
pendence school.
Mrs. Arthur Callow has returned
to Elma after a visit to her mother
Mrs. l.. b. Troy.
Mrs. F. L. James has returned tt
Grand Mound after a week S visit t
friends in this city.
There have been ten accessions t
the Baptist Church lately; five wer
baptised last evening.
Raw W. Barrett and Miss dig
Churchill, of Raymond, were Marie
in this city, Wednesday.
1t cost Mead 50, 1903 to run for Gov
ernor, which is an indication tina
money don always win.
Mrs. John Gleanham left Tuesda
to spend few weeks at Soap LAX
for the oeneht OF her healln. =,
Mrs. c. b. Seeiey. OF Coupevill'
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
}. X. Mcintyre IN this Guy
A civil service examination will |
held at the local postoffice for clel
and carrier on the goth inst.
F. ]. Bordeaux has purchased
G. Mumbv's interest in the Olymp
Cedar Co. S mill in this city.
1.-The Lion and the Mouse" 0,
new serial story, will begin in Il
next issue of the STANDARD.
The hotel men held meeting
Seattle yesterday to form q Sta
Association for mutual benefit.
NJ. DYE has arrived from Hans
to visit his brother, |. n. Dye,
prosperous farmer of Mud Bay.
The STANDARD regrets to learn
the illness Of Judge Linn. His {
fiction is said to be heart trouble.
Claude Barnes has purchased t
residence of Chas. Hubert on We.
side, for consideration OF Sl,ooo'
The Mcintosh logging camp ne
Tenino, had narrow escape fr'
destruction by forest hre, o"muay.
A beautiful display ol tne a au 10
bOrealis, or northern liSn1s, was ,.
in the northwest last rioaS h.1 ~
Mott Dye FRANK anu Al'n
Barnes killed three pears WI WI
hunting IN tne oia0N .i,i'' ''
Robert Murdoch OF this city '
alarsied to Miss Minnie Johnson
Alameda, A%l', III Aacoiil"' -'
The vote on superior .,2,: nor ~ 49, D % y =
county STANDS i,-so lo[ 1 lou fn ~. \
chell' 40 LOT L uiih 'ii'' i'' III =
M 49, ,,d urs Dave Parrott f
MI r ~ ,h;s c;tv now living
fnerS 90 '" nre ths narrnts of a ba
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Charles Lans6ale has u crew
n;clers gathering the large crop
cranberries from his marsh east
this city.
Miss Alta White will teach
Hunters Point school. She
,;Yo With Mrs. ]. +. Gordon wi
teaching.
Harry d. Moore and Miss r.
ence y Welch were married at
home of A. S. Cation, on W6stsl
saturday.