Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-11-27
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lI.4..r : K.r-a,J ~on. Charlie
90. l..... 4,. IN t0rc.'Y.
C'u~ l;alr la- o.2ln ~uit for di
,or.. from his wifi" Mary Rohr.
David Chambers was over from
North Yakima during the week.
The Trades Council will give
benefit bAil at The Lobby on Dec ,.
Charles r. TIc3,t and wife ~pen
ThMN~g.yiur Nith relatives at Aduu
4 daughter was born on the 20tl
inst to Mr.. amt Mrs !. \ LaBarre
DR.. G.. McC.e.land. formerly o.
this city. is reported quite i'll in So
attl".
Was it not lit,,c inappropriate,
to select Thanksgiving night for ,
slUgginE match
!. II NcavS las withdrawn hi>
name. in the rae. for Councilman 81
IL" Fourth ward.
William Yragcr Jr and Miss AIDA
pr4.>c both Of this city. were mar
r.rd in SEATTLE, Tuesday.
T. i. Ha,ch OF OalyiDr. and Mss
Emma y. Morgan OF Gate City. were
married in this city yesterday.
Miss Florence HaycoX. a teacher
in the Washington school. is suffer
inE from an attack of appendicitis.
Misses Francis and E,nice Sylves-
ter visited with their mother at the
old ranch at South Bay. over Sun
day.
Miss Gertrude krri,her has ar
rived from Kansas to visit her aunt
and cousin, Mrs NJ. f.. Bird and \.
I. Rabcck.
y card party will be given on Dec
LIST in the new Woman 5 Club house.
the proceeds to 90 to the fund for
furnishing the same.
District No. 1 has new board of
school directors. as follows: Lou
Duval, Clerk: Peter Mckenzie and
NAit'' al li'iNt. lpiitttpl
The wireless telegraph company
are taking down Il l0O-foOt pole at
Tacoma to remove it to this place to
be used for Il station here.
The pupils of the Picty Hill school
gave basket social Wednesday even
ing, the proceeds of which will be de-
! Il. :
Mrs. Rebc Ca McNair Bloom, of
Puyallup, was here on Il visit to her
many friends. this week. She may
soon return to Olympia to reside.
Judge Yakey has dismissed the
indictment brought last spring
against David and Henry l.. Jensen
of Tumwater, of attempt to provoke
assault.
Joseph Patnude and Miss Mabe
Gervais. both well known young
people of this city, were united in
marriage. yesterday, at the Catholic
Church. Rev. Father Malley otiiciat
ing.
Arthur Callow. of Elma. was ii
the city last Monday shaking hand.
with many of his numerous friends
He reports that his wife's health has
perceptibly improved during the last
few mOnrhs.
joan II. Price and family. of Tum
water. will lSave, next week. for Lyn
den, WhatcOm county, tn reside
Mr.. Price has been employed Il.
blacksmith at the brewery for sew
eral years past.
Now that the y. NJ. c. A. hav,
raised all the money required to cree
fine building for home, it is wei
that people abandon these red tag
dinkesses which Indicate that thci
wearers. once having been touched
are henceforth immune.
The ladies of St. Johns guild ar
induStriously preparing for the an
nual sale to occur next month. Here
tofore these sales have been ATTENDED
with gratifying results. 1t goes with
out saying the next effort will keel
the record in line in this respect.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hit received. Saturday
the unwelcome intelligence that he
mother. Mrs. 5. NJ. Collins. of Sal
Francisco. had suddenly departe,
this life in that city, the previous
day. She had been ailing for some
time but her death was not antici
pated.
John T. Wills, an old-time lock
smith and repairer of this city. wh'
has lived the past decade or more il
Tacoma, engaged in the same bust
ness. died in that city few day
ago BY request his body was era
mated and the ashes cast into tn
Sound
Little Donald, son of Judge Linn
fell while returning from schOC
Monday. and sustained com
pound fracture of his leg. He wa
taken 10 the hospital and ATTENDED
by DR.. Redpath, who reduced tn
fracture and plal ed the young SUI
fcrcg on the road to recovery.
The City Council, Monday night
granted liquor licenses to the tw'
McGowan saloons. now under tn
management of Gordon Mackay, re
criyer, and the - j. T." saloon
The two former had expired, but tn
money was paid 10y the Aberdeen
Brewing Company. the principa
creditor
The fees paid by the county to tn
jurors at the present court session
will be appreciated in some quarter
at least. ~ Chris tmaS time. 1t i
said the last panel WAS composed q
exceptionally good men from tn
body of the county The present Law
aS 10 the manner Of selecting Juror
Seems TO work well.
The family Of Judge Linn are hav
M more than their share of afilic
uon. On last Monday. his youn.
son Donald fell and fractured hi
thlEh IN tHo places The Judge doe
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