Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-06-19
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Sunday viii be the longest day of
the year.
Andrew Muma and family have
moved to Ballard.
Mrs. John T. Otis is quite i'll at
st. Peters hospital.
Mrs. Edward Kelvin has returned
from visit to Canada.
Mrs. Fred Tew was 4 visitor TO
this city few days ago.
Mrs. n. H. Owings is up from Ia
coma on few days visit.
Miss Prudence Wyman IS home
from the State University.
Samuel James, Of Grand Mound,
was in the city, Wednesday.
Lee Reder has purchased a half
interest in Paul Dethlefsen saloon.
1t has been arranged that all stores
will close on the 4:h of July at one
O'Clock.
Tenino. last Sunday. wiped out the
Olympia baseball teams by score
of 20 to II.
Miss Alta White has gone TO Pull
man 10 attend Summer school at the
State College.
Miss Pearl Fain and Roy Shotwell,
both of Nina, were married Monday
ly Justice Frost
Chas. Dickgieser has sold to S. d.
Balch ranch. near Black Lake. for
the sum of 81 800.
Work has begun on a new six
room residence for Oscar Craig, OPP
pOsite the theater.
r. B. McCausland, a former well
known Olympian. is now resident
of Golden, Colorado.
Calvin L. Johnson has begun suit
for divorce from his wife, Olive John
son, alleging desertiOn.
Frank Reisenweber is erecting a
new residenceOn the corner Of Frank
lin and Fifteenth streets.
The Z3d inst. has been set as the
date for formal opening of the Coun-
try Club camping season.
Mrs. John D. Atkinson is taking
her Summers outing at Lake Che
Ian, in Eastern Washington.
Gurnsey Chaplin and Miss Martha
Kaiser, both of this city, were mar
ried in Tacoma, Wednesday.
Robt. MARI went to Tacoma YES
terday to attend the closing sessions
of the Masonic Grand Lodge.
The State Board of Education and
the School Code Commission have
been in session here this week.
The Oregon Railway Commission
ers were here this week to confer
with the like body of our State.
The A. O. U. w. lodge of Little
Rock will give a picnic and clam
bake near that place tomorrow.
The County Game Wardens in
form the STANDARD that game is
largely on the increase in this county.
Miss Addie Kneeland of Shelton,
and f. B. Tower of Seattle, were
joined in wedlock, in this city, Mon
day.
AS the STANDARD predicted when
the poll-tax ordinance was passed,
it seems to be far from popular just
now.
Oliver Matson, who has been at.
tending the State College at Pull
man, has returned to his home in this
city.
Miss Bertha Oades has been award
ed the prize for the best essay or
The Good There is In a Glass Of
Beer"
Miss Margaret Bigelow is expect
ed home from Delaware, Ohio, after
spending two years at Wesleyan Uni
versity.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian Church will give an ex'
cursiOn to Point Defiance next
Wednesday.
The old Corliss residence at South
Bay, belonging 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Wood Doane, va destroyed by firt
last Saturday.
Mrs. F. G.. Blakeslee and daughter
Helen will leave next week for visit
of several months with relatives il
Saginaw, Mich.
II. e. Richardson and family havt
moved to Kamilche for the Summer
where Mr.. R. intends to improve hi!
oyster grounds.
Wednesday, Mr.. R. Bigbee ant
his three sisters, who formerly livet
at 1913 Central street, left for New
Mexico to reside.
A light fall of rain, Wednesday
the first for nearly month, laid thu
dust and revived the verdure in ;
gratifying manner.
1t is estimated several Thousand
people came to town from the cOun
try and adjacent counties to see tn
circus last Saturday.
Clark V. Savidge has been pre-
sented with a handsome saber b.
the local Uniform Rank X. of p. a
token of their esteem.
Miss Mary Page, of Gull Harbor
has adopted Marie Watson, a chill
she secured from the Washington
Children Home, in Seattle.
S. E. Mulligan, of Idaho, has soil
to Alex. Treese lot l, block 8, an,
lots and 8, block 4, of Galliher'
addition to Olympia, for $500.
Miss Frances Sylvester and Mis-
Elizabeth Matheson left Wednesda,
for Pullman, where they will atten,
the Summer school at the State Col
lege.
Jacob Hanna returned last weel
from course of study in the Penn
sylyania State University, to spent
the Summer with his parents at Gul
Harbor.
E. S. Martin sold, this week, t
Clara +. Ainsworth, of Clatskanie
Oregon, five acres in the southeas
quarter Of section Is, township 1
north Of range | west, east OF thi
CITY. near tho old GRAN harrv mars h