Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-06-04
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Billy Cloudy is confined to his hom,
10y illness.
Vim. Pierce. of Little Rock, was
in the city yesterday.
John Byrne and family are here
from Spokane on visit
Bob Cameron will 90 to Ccntralia
to work in Il meat market
Mrs. Charles Billings left Wcdnes
day to see the big fair in Seattle.
Mrs. Geo. +. higgins, of Lacey
was visiting in the city, Wednesday
Lawyer Byron Millett had pro
fes>ional business in Tacoma, this
week
j. 5. Wallace, father of Mrs. +. G..
Blake of this city. died in Seattle,
Monday.
Mrs. C. +. Arnold and Miss Queen
Knox are spending few days at
Moclips.
The divorce suit of Grace Bloom rs.
Lynn Bloom is on trial in the Su-
periur Court.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F.. 3. Taylor, OF
Oyster Bay, visited friends in the
city. this week.
Peter G.. Schmidt has gone to
Milwaukee, Wis, where he will wed
Miss Clara Muench.
George McAllister came in from
Gate Tuesday to have cinder re.
moved from his eye.
Gus Nelson and Miss Pearl Spur
lock, of Plum Station, were joined
in wedlock, yesterday.
Ed. Schinke's horse won the Sev
eral races pulled of at the Lacey
race-track last Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Rogers. of Aberdeen
visited at the home of her father, d.
5. b. Henry, this week
Miss Edna Robertson is over from
North Yakima on visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. III. Funk.
The old Dobrin residence on Wash
ingtOn, between Second and Third
streets, is being torn down.
Hugh A. Klady and Miss Jessie
Rutledge, both of this county, were
married in Tacoma, Wednesday.
On the 1st of July, Postmaster
Cavanaugh will have his salary in
creased from $500 to 5000 pei
annum.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Fredricksor
have returned to their home or
Chambers Prairie after an absence Of
over year.
Kenneth Mckenzie, assistant engi
neer on the cruiser West Virginia
has been on a visit to relatives and
fri ends here.
Emil Martensen has bought the
Mark Jones hardware store in the
Bettman block, at administrator s
sale, for 81, JOG.
Charles H. Nealy CT Spokane, ant
Miss lone Reinhart OF this city. were
married, Wednesday, Rev. C. f
Todd officiating.
J. r. Grant was in the city thi.
week. He still resides in Pierc,
county. Time deals gently with the
aged gentleman.
Fred Thorne, of Yelm, has been Sc
lected for one of the twelve member.
of the Southwestern Fair Commits
sion, by Gov. Hay.
J. NJ. Hit, State Librarian, wa.
severely hurt, one day this week, b,
trying to lift one side of q bureau
straining his back.
1t is reported that Rod. Sprague
who visited Arizona for relief from
tuberculosis, has been entirely curet
of that dread disease.
Rev. f. f. Slimp has resigned a
pastor of the Christian Church ant
Rev. f. r. Orrick of Eugene, Ore
gon, has succeeded him.
Mrs. r. w. Waddle, who died a
Centralia, last week, was buried il
Odd Fellows cemetery, near thi
city, Saturday afternoon.
BncOda citizens want the count,
to pay a Deputy Sheriff $50 month
Wednesday the Commissioners re
fused to grant the request.
Prof. L. f. Follansbee, at on
time Superintendent of the Olympl;
public schools. is now delivering lee
lures in the Southern Californi;
cities.
Sheriff CASTOR says he is as sur
he had Wrinkle in his custody as h
exists; that be couldn't be buf
faloed about matter so self-evi
dent"
George TaylOr's Brine and Jane
Madsen's Rock Seal have put up so
side to trOt race at Geo. f.. Hug
gins race-track, at Woodland, mex
Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Adams, daughter o
Jacob Sampler. of this city, ha
been seriously i'll in a Seattle hos
pital. At last accounts she was i'm
proving.
Geo. f. Filley has moved into hi
new residence on the corner c
Eleventh and Franklin streets. Tn
old Filley home will be occupied b
the family of Judge Chadwick.
Mrs. Isabel Gilman, the lady law
yer, has returned from her Seattl
visit, but may conclude to locate i
that city, thinking that Thursto
county has its full quota of lawyer:
Tuesday evening Miss Winifre
Alene Lang and Adolph Schmid
were united in marriage, at the HON
of the brides parents on Union an
Jefferson streets, Rev. G.. Messias O
ficiating.
Six girls graduated at the Rainie
public school, last Friday. The hon