Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-15
Linn is at NonteSano

dudIc Linn is at Montesano.
The grand jury will begin its ses-
sionS next Monday.
Mrs Grant Talcott visited friends
~ Lacey yesterday.
Lawyer Geo. c. Israel returned
yesterday from Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. a. Phillips are
visiting at Gray's Harbor.
Frank Dickinson left the hospital
yesterday. much improved.
The Carnival will continue till
Wednesday night OF next week.
Tumwater has gone dry, and Tom
lsmays Orphan Boy is no more.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hit expect to
leave next week on a trip to the
Eastern States.
The 29th of this month is the last
day for paying taxes before they be-
come delinquent.
There are a few delinquents to
this paper who are requested to set
tie up without delay.
]. W. Brumbaugh. of Oregon. and
Olivet p. Brown of Rainier, were
married here yesterday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Rogers. of Los Ange-
les. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Guy Rogers, of WeStside.
F.. A Boklen of Tacoma, and Miss
Mary J. Firth of Seattle, were mar
ried in this city. Tuesday.
C. D. King has bought the China
ranch" on Westside, from John A.
Rea, for consideration of 81, 500.
The marriage of Alton Wiley and
Alice Curtain took place in this city,
yesterday, Justice Robt. Frost Of
floating.
Geo. A. Aetzel and Miss Helen X.
O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r. G.. O'Brien, were joined in we'd
lock last evening.
Clarice, daughter of C. G. Morris,
Postmaster at Rainier, died of pneu-
monia on the 4th inst. She was 8
years and Z months old.
The trial of the Tumwater case of
verbal assault by the Jensen brothers
on Lynn Bloom, is set for 100 to-
day before Squire Giles.
Mrs. Ellen Stair, an instructor in
the Industrial School at Chehalis,
has been a visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. 7. Jones, this week.
County Game Warden John Nc
Clelland arrested D. r. Helser, this
week, for killing deer out of sea-
son. 1t cost Dick S23 for the sport.
1t is said that the protection from
forest fires this year will be the best
ever made in the State, About 100
forest rangers will be in the field
during the dry season.
Our Princess Virginia" makes
her first bow to the readers of the
STANDARD, this week. She is fac
mating creature, and it is hoped that
she will please you we'll as she has us.
Tenino is planning to erect an addi-
ton to her school-house to cost about
$1,000. 1t will consist Of q large
auditorium which will be used for
school exhibitions and social gather
ings.
The capital stock of the Salsich
Lumber Company, near Yelm, has
been increased from $3.50, 900 to $3.50, :
600. They have under construction
q modern lumber manufacturing
plant.
DR.. Redpath was again summoned
to Prosser by the condition of Judge
Robinson's leg, the fractured bone
not knitting properly. The Judge
will probably be brought here for
final treatment.
Chas. Lathrop, the South Union
Socialist, was in the city Tuesday.
He remarked that he believed in
Bryan's honesty and would not feel
much sorrow if he were elected to
the Presidency.
When in need of lumber of any
kind don't fail to call on the Shore
Lumber Co., where you will find
prices that can't be beat anywhere.
Their sawmill is running on full time
to meet the demand.
The latest development of the
School Director muddle is that Mr..
King will refuse to accept the ap-
pOintment, after signifying his will
ingness to serve and sitting with the
board at its last meeting.
Mrs. c. J. Messegee is exhibiting
o beautiful line of SeaSOnable mil
linery, at prices that can't be met
in the State. Ladies will do we'll to
call at her store on Fast Fourth
street and see for themselves.
The capitol contractors Miller &
Biehn, of Tacoma, have filed bonds
for remodeling the State-house, and
the Kaufman Heating Co. for changes
in the heating and plumbing. Work
will begin at once on the general
contract,
Last Sunday, Miss Eunice Sylves-
ter visited the old homestead at
South Bay. While there she Incl
dentally took drive behind her fav-
orite horse. The country still holds
attractions for this energetic and
capable young lady.
Frank O. Kreager has been re-
elected City School Superintendent
by the Board of Directors. He was
supported by the personal petition of
a majority of the teachers, a written
petition of students and a resolution
of the Woman Club.
The will of the late Andrew ].
Chambers leaves all his property to
his wife. for her sole use and disposal
during her life, and she is named as
executrix without bonds. All his
daughters are married and in COM
Portable circumstances.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Raymond
returned Sunday from five weeks
trip to Eastern cities, including New
York tGotham) and Boston (the Hub
OF Creation). They returned by way
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