Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-25

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family vf l.. a.. .-.uItu have
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rr,}.o,Ir> of ouy.'.sitand darkness
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,.,-.. 49,, unoJ.. Canal
y son Wa BORN To Mr.: ana Mrs.
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Mrs VIM. 9col'eiu NlSiltu WIN
relatives N Tacoma. inns week
Henry Turner has been appointed
truant officer py Inc ochool D!rcc-
tors
Mrs l.. G. Whitaker. Of Rocky
Fra.ri'. WAS q Nisiior 10 our cl'N'
ucSd"N'
Miss Hazel .. hcrn. of Mud Bay, is
4 pUpi! at the Pacific Seminary III
inns ci'N-
The next annual conference of the
Puget Sound VI. f. Church will be
held in Olympia.
\ scow-load of creosotcd blocks
has arrived from Eagle Harbor for
the Fourth street pavement.
Iohr p,,,ison Democratic candi-
date for Governor. VIII deliver an
address in Olympia on Oct, 10th.
,,,lros. Rarr-rd ill soon leave
eo,. EnS,ar, WASHINGTON to manage
fruit farm for W. W. Robertson.
N,.. y K;rl,.nd.U has honrht
r w .;'.+:. ;ntnr.St IN Tho Colo.
1 '.;', ,d - ,i ln,so ON t'ifth street
r,,,,,o ,r,.,a,. of Ovs.orRav was
-. =, ,.d',nraa,. Cow hunting with.
',i'S' t;la ,,9'' Tho t,;ai viii 6r held
o". q , ,,C'ti.
oa,,ot, y,
T.. ~ ma" IlnS " .Lar .'u If IN,
pil"r''ia'H' - nv" III '' IS tba iii
I ml'". C1,,,, urt''' UNIV ~ " WV
,.,,5;.o no,,or,
c3hlcl men 1 y o W o,,9,. hntwoa,
rtsiuerct, On icii:,i ' Uor'ard I' Eva,
VAIN anu >"i".'''''''
Is 'No "''''''0O''
me DrHa1i Niuo y. ',' !: sH ,l,or'
~ VIII iloiu ,r aii i'Il'' ',''', . ThnrSdo,
III l-dpo. ic,,ip''' NAV
evenings WI i'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mix, OF Mu'
pay are 'he Prouu l'ar ME- VI u,ode hc
"a"s'i'ei' ny i...'0
appearance luo'0"S
Hawley King, the TeninO lawyer
visited his relatives IN Olympia owe
SUNDAY. ms , lio t;, 10 'o'''t'' = .
fesloliis Will 'i'' '"'''''S'
A railroad attorney declares tina
all the county assessments do nc
average over thirty per cent. OF tn
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Kew; I. ~. louo, 1he liewiy a. a.
signed pastor TO olympia, oy III
late NJ. T.. Conference win ocoup
the pulpit mere next ouhuas'
ouusc I ahes' IS E;tSon count,
Sts wi ~; H., oonrt~ the ma.
helu Cur 4 ~ .n,H ;rm ,yho ;S or;t
wee. Week. iof 'u'So A'''"' VIM 10 MA
H.
The bids Tor construction oi d
Ouu reilows I o nan , aU onnS will ;
vteli reIeo'cu dlu NV .av;S;on of y
caHeu loi ui"o'
spe''iii0''''oii'
The seepage of well at Gate mo
Gates the presence OF coaloli' al
consloelac,e tAcite 81 Sd pn ~
ino l'o'oio,i,'lO' VI
"s'i'' VI '"o'
Dir. and Mrs. Raymond Barrett,
newiy-wedded couple. from Ia.
mond. will make their home in tn
CITY ID lle llear iu't'1 luz - ~
"de 'i'' va" N''''
n e Farlow Of Union CITY. dit
Saturday morning. at the hospita
after n long illness. suffering fro
cancer of the stomach. He had !
reia1iVes III ''iis par u '''' >''' -
T OIeary. a well-known logg
If Shelton. died at St. Peters he
nital Sunday. after a short Hines
He was Sc Years old. and leaves
wife. He was buried by the Mason
at Shelton.
County Superintendent W.
Parker has bought from Henry OF
residence on Second street, for
consideration of $500. Mr.. c
and family are now residents of L
The porch-column factory at
niIe, now beng built, IS neari
completion. 1t IS an extensive |;
tory and VIII make all sorts OF Il
sshlng-wood prodhcts. ABOUT 'o III
Dad Cars.o,san hos ,.,at 20
,,d. n1' ,"n. rnon, house IN +,
p..Ju a ,' ,.ornor Of T;ftb and Pl,
10. "s II - oaonn;ed bv the fa
~, of por W. n IIobbergor
naa;G, &c. So,nirar~ "
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