Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-10-08
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Warren Ward and Miss Della Turn
or were married in this city, Wednes-
day.
DR.. a. G. Cook and wife have gone
to California to spend the winter
months.
Mr.. q. W. Rutledge, the pioneer,
now OF Rochester. called on the
STANDARD, yesterday.
The new rail service, giving our
city an extra morning and evening
train, began Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida b. Smith, OF Granger,
Idaho, formerly of this city, is over
to attend the Seattle fair.
A. y. Yantis. of Tenino. called on
thu. STANDARD Tuesday He was on
his way home from the SEATTLE fair.
Paul Neufcr. tAe jeweler, for the
past few weeks has been suffering
from an attacG ot luinbago in his
spine.
the Woman : Cldb are making
prep.rati0nS tn open a rummage
sale in the Wright building on the
10Th inst.
The Superior Conrt, Saturday, was
compelled TO adjourn on account OF
the illness If a juror, 5. &. French,
of Mound Prairie.
W. W. Binhemer. the well-known
musician, was married in Tacoma,
Monday, to Mrs. Esse NJ Kimball.
Both are of this city.
James d. Hansen, of Tacoma, and
Miss Lydia Peterson, OF Minnesota,
were united in marriage, Tuesday,
Rev. r. l.. Swick officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schinke. of
South Bay. returned from visit to
the A.-Y.-P. exposition, Saturday.
They say they had a very enjoyable
trip.
Wendell Williston. of Everett, is
in the city visiting with relatives
and friends. Wendell is industrious
and very efficient man as a Mergen-
thaler operator.
Miss Adna Lasityr has given uI
her employment in Seattle and re-
turned to this city. The relatives
and many friends of the young lady
welcome her return.
The ladies of St. Johns Woman S
Guild, Wednesday AFTERNOON, held a
very enjoyable Tea at the residence
of Mrs. A. B. Cowles. There were
about % persons present.
Gaylord Montgomery has gone te
Porter, Chehalis county, to work
His father and mother, r. NJ. Mont
gomery and wife, have been visiting
the fair at Seattle, this week.
The funeral of William Eaton
brother of Mrs. James Martin, who
died in Seattle, Tuesday, was held the
succeeding day at Whiteside's un-
dertaking parlors in this city. at
P. NJ.
Some of our city school teachers
are anxious about the proposed de-
crease of five mills of our school dis
trict tax-levy as to whether the re
ductiOn is liable to affect their in
come.
A bad wreck of car on the new
morning train happened at Gate
Wednesday. 1t resulted in utter de
mOlition of the car, but strange tt
say no injury to either of the sever
passengers.
Mrs. James Israel and daughter
Maudie, visited the exposition thi.
week Last Sunday morning. Robt
c. Hamilton took Mrs. Israel'S place
as first reader in the Christian Sci
ence ceremonies.
D. S. B. Henry is home, after :
four months absence on govern
ment surveying tour in Lewis county
He reports during his absence TIT
STANDARD kept him advised as re
garding local news.
Gov. Hay, Saturday, honored :
requisition of the Governor of Ore
gon for one E. Feister, under arres
at Kelso, charged with stealing al
oil pump, valued at $25, from a box
car in Marion county, Oregon.
Last Friday. about noon, thu
Ames single mill, four and hal
miles east of this city. was entirel!
destroyed by fire, involving loss o
$4,000, with only 5000 insurance
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Misses Anna CASTOR and Deli,
Parkhurst, returned this weel
from a trip to Toronto. Canada, t,
relatives of Miss 2. They also EN-
braced New York, Niagara Falls ant
other Eastern points in their timer
airy.
It is said that City Superintendent
c. f. Beach hos arranged to hav
lunches served in thu several distric
schools. The lunches will be pre-
pared by the Domestic Science class
and the pupils charged with only tn
cost of the materials used.
Miss Janet Moore, President O
the General Federation of Women
Clubs, is announced to speak at thu
Y. NJ C. A. auditorium, in Seattle
on Sunday, Oct. 18th, at 2 p. NJ, a
guest of the club women of Seattle
She will be rendered a reception il
the evening.
Jesse Bowman, the well-knOwl
FISHERMAN, was married in Portland
Wednesday, to Miss Wava Vandevere
They both hail from this city, blu
left for Seattle ITO see Taft" a few
days ago, but changed their mind
suddenly and went to Portland ant
got married.
Allen Hildebrand is slowly re
covering from a severe attack 0
sciatlc rheumatism with which h
has been afflicted since last July
Mr.. H''debrand is said to be al
honest and industrious man of thi
community and his unpleasant con
dition IS to be regretted.
Mrs. Geo n. Talcott. Saturday
evening. returned after a week ;.
visit to Seattis. Her daughter an(
son ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, VIII.
reside In that city ACCOMPANIED Mrs