Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-22
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-ri~. " TIA. rowe mas been quite II
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I'.,.r Schmidt has returned from
"h '>''h''H Trip Fast
Mss Mary Burkett is np frcl. s.
ati.r on a visit ~ friends.
II is said the E3r'rS urttrI "A litti.
over $500 from the Ca""i}4.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. " U:t lift Noo-
dav on an cxtcr Doe! ,.>.- East.
81 r..,+. n....,.... 80 >,a.,,l T.u
made =. friendly call at or Office. this
week.
Tn. ,.f.,-,, H.. Stat. T,.,-nino
school NJ Chnbajis a,. hnino invrsti-
gated.
Mrs Lena Tsensee and family will
SOON Iaavr for Idaho f. snrnj the
S,unr,.r
y ,r,.,,;,rl... ,..t,..,.d from
Los ,rr..ns oboe he Ia. h..rD
snnn,}ir -. Vrrt.r
NJ. ,,..,..;.....l i,..,,,..,..5 ,,,1
will u. r.,.,oTed from an. bosuital 10
her home nazr Sunday.
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vr~ r '.'',' Rrou,n hayo moved from
Tuuwater 10 Grant Pass. Ocn.
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los ,..;,I sna,,d tha C .., u,;+h Ln,.
,,ar.ntu Vr and NrS p.,se ~ Gnll
Horhor
p,,dol,h Con,rhou ond so,,;lr ,of.
vostardnr for , ,h";, b"n , ~ li;rrn
600 .,f,ar W. ,.;n;, 80 Ms y;rn;n;,
T,rhou
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tho ns .So. .nt $500 II ",,',t d",,o, =
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"A requisitlon was ISSUED SATURDAY
ior Johh rearson, ~" neiu ~ s Sa.l-
1 Hi, WILL an es'"po" ''i''o' i'o'''
"alia Walk"
h. Z. Heermans' PRESIDENT OF the
Olympia water Co., accompanied oy
ms WI" H aiiu w S9nS' lids 'o'u' III"
iro'ii wi niS'
Judge Mason IRWIN IN speaking OF
the workings OF the jury system IN
this State observed that IL Is a grew
GUS io'o ui'oii '''o '"Al"Se,s
Attention mas been caiieo 10 the
suggestlveness OF the ponce ofhcerS
headquarter S telephone number %
which means vanish walk or
sKiooo.
The CITY Council, Monday night,
AWARDED the contract LOT grazing
ana graveiins Central street from
tourth north 10 blgei0w avenue 10
FRANK Mears' ior sl'oVV
Miss Stella, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Mcf arlane, llvlng on
East olxth Street, IS 50 allllc'eu wltl,
throat trouole that she was ooliSeo
TO quit attenoing scnooi'
A basket social will be held at the
Pleasant Glade school-house by the
fleasant Ulaoe orange NO. zz', on
May 5Otn. Ice cream VIII DC served.
Everybody go. Don forget IL.
Thomas Prather, the pioneer. has
been quite i'll, at his home on Wash
ington street, several days this week:
he IS now mucn oetter, peing well
cared 1or by MS masonic oreIhren.
c. J. Perkins and Miss Bessie
MattoX, both OF Summit, were mar
ried at the Midway House, between
here and Elma, Wednesday evening.
Rev. w. >. Crockett performing the
ceremony.
DR.. NOVEL; has received a dispatch
from Warsaw, Mo-, announcing the
death of his father from second at
tack of paralysis, the first having &C.
Cured over year ago. The funeral
rites were held sunday.
Charles Thompson and Miss Min
ME J. Percy, both of Tacoma, were
married at the home of Geo. Reynolds
in this city, Sunday, Rev. Walter S.
Crockett officiating. The bride is a
cousin of Mr.. Reynolds.
The State Superintendent of In
struction decides that schools can
not be closed to enable the children
to visit the fleet, without a forfeiture
OF the apportionment of funds by the
State and loss of teachers pay.
A. Miller. an employe in the Olym.
pia brewery, fell from a ladder and
broke his right leg just above the
ankle and spralned an arm, Wednes-
day. He is cared for at the hospital,
where the fracture was reduced.
Albert A. Yoder. City Superin-
tendent of the Tacoma schools, is an
nOunced to deliver an address this
evening in the theater, before the
graduating class OF the high school.
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