Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-09

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MI J. H. Dye was in town from
Mud Bay. yesterday.
Mrs John {. Barnes has about re-
covered from her Illness.
Miss MARGARET cIaban of Tacn,u,
is visiting her Olympia friends.
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IL you want reliable insurance or
S"ho., TO-. % SO .e'T " SG!i oaii on rreo'
''o 1 iih''n street.
Den Johnson, formerly OF Mason
county, died at st. Peters hospital,
N,u"s' "'tci " proiolseu Illness
Hubert Young OF Seattle, and
MISS Margaret Williams of this city,
were joined IN wedlock, this week.
John r. James and granddaughter
cara James, OF Grand Mound, were
Nisitors 10 our city few days ago.
AL. c. Olson and wife are up from
Seattle on visit to the latter's par.
entS, DR.. and Mrs. David Mitchell.
Archilles Messegee has returned
to Portland after visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. D. Messegee.
ROy Smith and Miss Naroora,
Gearhart both of North Yai;no
were married in this city, Wednes
day.
Mrs. Harry Ostrander. well known
in this city from her freuuent visits
died in Seattle. Saturday after !
brief illness.
A. Banner broke his ankle the
other day by a heavy timber fallino
upon it, while at work in the door
company wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins. of Kamil
che, are the happy parents of a bah,
daughter. The mother was formerly
Miss Nellie DunkleDerger. of thi:
place.
James A. Hildebrand. who former
ly conducted a secondhand store If
Olympia, left Wednesday for Alaska
expecting to be absent for mum be,
of months.
Mr.. Thos. Phipps has returned
from a two weeks visit with hi.
daughter, Mrs. Cavanaugh, at Kent
While absent he assisted his son-in.
law on his ranch.
Jf ,.. H.,
and Chas. Fl. Morse will retire from
their professional duties to-day and
proceed to 90 fishing for trout in the
vicinity of Black Lake.
An arte.ian we'll ;s ba;no dc;von
on the old Percivnl Store nronnr,r
corner OF Main and Second streets.
This lot was lately bought bv T. G.
Agnew, the laundryman.
W. w Webster has ras;orod h;s
position as stenooranher in fbe of,ina
of the state Land Observation-Disclosures t ~
fill a vacancy in the Office of County
Auditor Lewis ]. Morrison.
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