Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-24
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J. S. Trosper is seriously i'll at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Baldwin have
returned from atrip down the Sound.
Thos. Gibbs was granted a divorce
from his wife, Cora Gibbs, yesterday.
DR.. Partlaw, of Madison, Wis, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn John
son.
Mrs. Charles Garfielde is down
from Alaska on visit to relatives
here.
Walter Longmire, of Yelm, has
filed his declaration for County AS
SCISSOR.
George Watson and Hazel Master
son were married at Grand Mound,
Monday.
r. w. Schultz and Miss Louisa
Struck were united in marriage here
this week.
L. L. Aunter has purchased R. M.
PatOn's stock of general merchandise
at Rochester.
Miss Gladys Peer is up from Sc
attic on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Harve Drewry.
Isabelle Orr, of Centralia, has
been chosen as principal OF the school
at Grand Mound.
V. E. Bascom of Gate City was
married, this week, to Cora Peter
son of Rochester.
Mr.. S. H. Westoyer has donated a
fine flagpole u feet long for the new
Piety Hill school grounds.
Miss JMae Doolittle of this city,
waa married at Detroit, Mich, July
14th, to Heinrich A. Pickert.
c. F. Kaler has sold his meat
market to W. Bennett and w. Smith,
both experienced marketmen.
Mrs. Jessie Shelley, of Hoquiam,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. R. Simenson.
Tomcod are running" Several
good strings have been caught in
our bay during the past week.
The Mayor has ordered that no
more bootblack stands be permitted
to occupy places on the sidew alks.
The residence of M. L. Cole, south
west of Tumwater, was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning.
DR.. Partlaw of Madison, Wis, is
visiting at the home of Glen John
son and thinks of becOminga resident
of our city
Tbs funeral of E. J. Bailey, of
Westside, who died suddenly, Tues
day, was held yesterday from w. r.
Whiteside's chapel.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Braghetta, Monday, and another
baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
barrow, on Saturday.
T. H. Phipps has sold his interest
in the Reder 4 Phipps grocery bust
ness to W. L. Lewis, a well-known
travelling grocery salesman.
Lawyer Israel has removed his
Office to pleasant and commodious
quarters in the Lemon building,
corner of Fourth and Franklin.
There will be twenty-three refresh
ment stands allowed on the grounds
of the soldiers encampment at Amer
lean Lake, beginning August I'd.
Ed. Jack, an Indian, has been
sentenced TO 80 days in the county
Jail for disturbing religious meet
ing of his kinsmen of the Shakers"
on Mud Bay.
Six-year-old Charley PAIL, son of
August PAIL, was drowned in the
bay yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
while in bathing near the Eaton
place, on Eastside.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson died at her
home, near Lacey, on the 18th inst.
at the age of 30 years. She leaves a
husband andfi children. the young
est a babe of three weeks.
Councilmen Weller and Cormier
have been authorized by the Coun-
Gil to visit the Pacific Creosote
works on Eagle Harbor, for inspec-
ton OF its blocks for street paving.
Geo. N. Talcott has begun exca-
waiting abutting his property on
Eastside street preparatory to lay
ing substantial plank walk. The
walk has already been constructed
from Fourth to Sixth street.
Mrs. James Israel visited Tacoma
Tuesday to be present at class
instruction in Christian Science.
The old members meet with the new
ones each year as far as they can
make it convenient to do So.
Misses Ada and Gladys Fell came
over from Tacoma Sunday, remain
ing in the city for few hours. The
young ladies are nieces of Mrs.
Byron Millett-One is a typewriter
and the other a stenographer.
/. V. Mossman, the pioneer and
once fellow townsman, is over
from Oregon on his annual visit to
relatives and many friends here. He
is now 79 years of age but seems to
be unimpaired ON mental and physical
vigOr.
John Abshire was seriously wound
ed Tuesday by q land cave while
working on a sewer on Fifth near
Main streets. No bones were frac-
tured. for a wonder, although a pick
handle was broken by the great
weight.
Jack Knight was fined 800 and
costs for assault upon his wife, Sat
urday night, the pendants being torn
from her ears by his brutal blows.
Justice Frost, after imposing the
fine, releasing the culprit and sus-
pending payment of the fine, after
the injured wife had departed for
the home of her parents, in Oregon.