Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-06-12
and C:*ntry

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Mad Bay, died Wednesday.
The club house at Tumwater will
~ opened with a ball tonight.
Charles T. Lansdale made a trip
to down-Sound points this week.
The Old NJ. +. parsonage has been
sold to j. r. Mcintyre, for 81 30.
Mrs. James Lasityr and her daugh-
ter Edna are somewhat indiSpo>cd.
The new school building in north
east Olympia has been named Roosc-
welt
Mrs. y. J. Redpath and daughter
visited relatives at Chehalis this
week.
Misses katherine and Edna Nc
Dowell left Monday for their home
in Iowa.
John Hickman. of Sherlock. was
quite seriously injured by runaway
horse. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grinrod have
returned from a visit to their old
home in England.
". f. Yelverton has secured the
contract for building the WOmans
Club house for 81, $50.
Arthur F,ells of Shelton was unit
cd in marriage, Monday, to Miss De
ia LOOMS of this city.
Mrs. S. Croll. of Nina. has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Peter
Mckenzie, at Mud Bay.
j. X. Hawkins. Of Seattle. has
purchased the Capital Steam Laun-
dry from ]. b. Sudman.
Jacob Hanna has returned from
Pennsylvania where he has been at
tending a dental school
Mr. and Mrs T. r. Pentecost and
son left this week on a visit to their
old home in indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Tressie Flesher of this city,
and Paul H. Ashby, will be married
at Bellingham on the 2lst inst.
Fred Dancleft, of Oyster Bay, is in
a critical condition as the result of
being gored by bull, Tuesday.
7. J. Kegley has bought the Barn
ard farm at Black Lake, of 40 acres,
owned by J. W. Sands, for $4,000.
John w. Pray. a logger, was COM
mitted the Steilacoom hospital for
the insane, Monday, by Judge Linn.
Miss Bessie Friedman has arrived
from the Bellingham Normal School
to spend the vacation period at
home.
The Northwest Lumbermen meet
in Convention at Minneapolis next
week, will probably select Seattle
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bauer, of Sc
attic, have been guests the past few
days OF the home of DIR. and Mrs. H.
S. Wyman.
Ed. Stevens, an old tornsman of
this place, now of Seattle, was up
this week on visit to his many old
time friends.
Misses Louise and Marie HOhberg-
err left, this week, on an extended
visit to relatives and friends in DeS
Moines, Iowa.
Miss Margaret Scully, a we'll
known teacher of this city, and Mar
vim ]. Sanger of Tacoma, were mar
ried here Tuesday.
Memorial services were held Sun
day by three lodges, the Woodmen
of the World. the Modern Woodmen
and the Fraternal Union.
1T never rains but it pours."
The old bowling alley building, cor
ner of Washington and Fifth, is be-
ing fitted up for vaudeville shows.
There are 1,793 patients in the
two State Hospitals for the Insane
on the first of this month, an in
crease of 25 for the month of May.
g Steve Rowe, son of County As
SCISSOR Ace Rowe, has returned from
Iowa where he has been a student of
the Agricultural College of that State.
Hawley S. King. brother of our
esteemed townsman, Chas. D. King,
has returned to Olympia. He brought
his family with him and intends to
remain.
Improvement is being made on the
long hill at Tumwater, of which the
thOrOughfare is said to exemplify the
old adage that the long hill is really
the shortest way home"
Victor e. Meyer was arrested the
other day and fined $40 and costs,
amounting in all to $l3, for tapping
sewer without having a plumbers
license. required by ordinance.
At last we are having Summer
weather galore. The temperature is
hot. the roads are dusty. and every
body has a cold of some sort as the
result of Il sudden change of the
weather.
George A. McClurg. a son OF Mrs.
Frank Mears of this city, and Miss
Lillian '. Chapman, were married
in Portland, Sunday, where they
will reside. The happy couple are
now on visit to the grO0m's moth
err on Dayton street.
w. p. Vance has bought from Mrs.
Mary KilrOy a residence corner of
Eastside and Tenth streets, which
he will occupy as home. The place
consists of six lots and a house, the
consideration being 81, $50.
The County Superintendent has
appointed w. H. Bryan director of
School District No. l. to fill the
vacancy caused by change of resi-
dence of r. r. Streets. Mr.. B. is a
member of the Capital City Lumber
Company. He resides on Westside.
The Superior Judge has ordered
sale of the saloon hitherto known as
Alberts's Place" that was conduct
ed by Brucker & Reichel. AS in the
case of the Monkey and the Cats
when this final act is consummated it
will doubtless be found that very
little remains for either of the prin-
cipals.
An alarm OF fire was sounded We'd
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