Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-10-15

The salmon run at Grays harbor
will be very large this season.
Mrs Martha Robinson spent a
week at the A.-Y.-P. exposition.
Carl Nommenson has gone to Sc
attic to work in furniture store
James Dotilemyer and wife are on
a visit to the exposition in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hartsuck have
moved from this city to South Union.
! Il. X. Weller, of Little Rock. at
tended to business in this city, Tues
day.
\ son was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. James G.. Watts, of this
city.
The Tumwater Club will give their
third dance Of the season tomorrow
night.
J. II. Norris and wife are over
from Vancouver, Wash. on u visit to
relatives.
Lawyer Steele AMI party have re-
turned from their annual hunting
expedition.
Miss iona Sapp left to-day for
Portland to enter the North Pacific
Sanitarium.
Mrs. Chas. r. Talcott returned
Monday evening from trip to the
Seattle fair.
Fifty-two applicants are taking the
State bar examination, now being
held in this city.
The combined tax levy for this
city will now, after trimming, aggre-
gate but As mills.
Emil Anderson and Miss Hannah
Holm Of Shelton, were married in
this city, Monday.
Pat Allen, of Bucoda, is serving
twenty days in Jail for drunk and
disorderly conduct.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Armstrong, of
Sa.ina, Has, are guests at the home
of F. H. Van Eaton.
Miss Laura Lumsden and Fred.
A. Brown. of Shelton, were united in
marriage in this city, Monday.
DR.. p. H. Carlyon has returned
from a vacation of two weeks dura-
ton in the eastern part of the State
After an absence of about seven
months in British Columbia, James
A. Hildebrand has returned to Olym-
pla.
The pupils in the public schools
must hereafter undergo physical eX-
animation to be eligible for admis-
sion.
Mrs. A. J. Vincent, sister of Mrs.
w. l.. Sapp, has returned to her
home in West Virginia, after visit
here.
Frank NJ. Kinney, Secretary of the
Olympia Brewing Co., left, few
days ago, on four months for
| eign trip.
Miss Frances Sylvester and Miss
Lena Meyer attended the Woman s
Day ceremonies at the Puyallup fair
yesterday.
An interesting article on the Pro-
hibition question, by j. C. COnine,
will appear in the next issue of the
STANDARD.
DR.. Marion, Supreme Medical Di-
rector OF the United Artisans, will
deliver an address in Mallory hall on
the goth inst.
Jesse Bowman and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip
They contemplate making their home
at Oyster Bay.
Not many Olympia lawyers are
able to own an automobile. They
seem to share the luck of newspaper
men in this respect.
W. T. Melvin and wife have re-
turned to Everett, after spending
the Summer with their daughter,
Mrs. A. W. Robertson.
Judges Fullerton and Mount, of
the Supreme Court, Harry McElroy
and A. J. FalknOr have returned
from successful hunt.
At fre-drill in the high school
building, Tuesday, it was entirely
cleared of 25O pupils and teachers
within half-minute's time.
Lawyer Chas. D. King has re-
$,,rraI fro,,, x.;si4 thA ID
Exposition. He was absent three
days and returned home Sunday.
Preliminary work on rebuilding
the Union Lumber Co. S mill, near
Lacey, has begun. The plant was
destroyed by fire about eight months
ago
Lee Baker has been granted a d.
vorce from his wife, Lulu c. Baker,
by Judge Mitchell, Tuesday, on the
ground of cruel treatment and de-
sertion.
The B. L. Hill Drug Co. will pre-
sent 10th Century Kitchen Rack to
every purchaser of goods to the
amount of % cents tomorrow, for
one day.
While at work on a railroad near
Bucoda, on the Sth inst, Frank
Smith, an employe of Hill & Son,
contractors, was struck by train
and killed.
The many friends of Mrs. Isaac
Wolfe, who lives south of this city,
will be pleased to learn that she has