Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-02

NJ g.. +. Young is confined to
til. p.'.. u.s. illness.
Lawyer Troy v.~ in Tacoma yes
tcruN .. professional business.
Mr.. U.~ jo.n> IS attending the
Baptist ft''n'.on in Portland.
4 d4.-it-r Hu~ born Saturday to
IT, N..,o. c. f.. Dyke, Of F.a>tSidr.
Dr. e.. H. HId2eway is on a visit
to his former home, Salem. Oregon.
Harry A..,n was in town from hi,
oyster beds at South Bay yesterday.
Gavin Johnson has been granted a
divorce from hi vie Oiiic Johnson.
John Pulls, former resident Of
this place, is up from Seattle on 4
visit
Nr and Mrs. Joseph ElSwick have
returned from Il two months East
ern trio
Il is reported that Hamilton will
be baI,d o.t OF Jail next week 10y his
relatives.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Caldwell was
serving papers out in the country
yesterday.
Isaac l.. Soholm and Hanna Erick
son, We're married in this city,
Wednesday.
David Hartman, the prosperous
Nesqually farmer. was Il caller ut our
office, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, of Los Ange-
les, have been on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Ross.
Miss Jessie Peer, of Seattle, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry,
Drewry, in this city.
Mrs. Samuel 3. Kinscy and her
sister Mrs Flora Miller, are at the
exposition III Seattle.
Mrs Flora Mustard, of Fort Steil
accom-. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. \. II. Chambers.
The water company is laying iron
water mains on the Street-grades
that nave been prepared for paving.
The STANDARD will be pleased to
receive news items from our country
readers. Mail them or phone by SO.
W. I. Melvin and wife are up from
Everett on a visit 10 relatives anC
friends in this city and in the coun-
try.
Noyes Talcott, son of George Tai
colt, has gone to Puyallup valley t.
take lessons in farming from hi:
uncle.
Joseph Trainor, the pioneer logger
died at the hospital in this city
Saturday. after several weeks ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs S. X. Taylor, hav'
returned to their home on Oyste
Bay, after an enjoyable visit to tn
A.-Y.-P. fair.
Miss Gertrude Lewis, bookkeepe
in the store of Reder & Lewis, i
recovering from a severe siege O
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Harry Bates of Spokane, ant
Mrs. j. H. Pelkey of Seattle, ar
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Castor.
William Hotz. a graduate of tn
law department of the University c
Iowa has entered Gordon Mackay
Office as clerk
Mrs. r. A. McNair, formerly c
this city, late of Tacoma, has gone t
Ballard to reside with her daughter
Mrs, jeff Whitney.
Mrs. James Swan and two child
rem left yesterday for Arizona, t
join Mr. Swan, who is there for tn
benefit of his health.
+. W. Stickney has resigned hi
position rs driver of the chemical er
CINE and Frank Braeger has bee
named for the position.
A very small vote was cast at tt
special election, held Monday, upu
the question of building an additio
to the Roosevelt school.
Col. Michael ]. Ncylon, of DELPHI
was on business trip to the eli
Monday. He reports crops lookin
splendidly in his locality.
The Olympia delegates to the SIP
kane Irrigation Congress are Gcor.
Brazel. }. W. Robinson, J. w. Mo,
ell, Curtis Egbert and J. II. Brown
]. B. Slower, an old-time residel
OF this city, died at the New En-
land hotel, last Friday. of heart di
ease. The funeral was held Sunda
Herman Meyer will attend the S
cialist State convent ton, at Everel
on the Fourth of July. While abse
he will visit the Exposition at
attic.
Mr.. W. +. Lewis, of the firm
Rcder Il Lewis, is expected hor
from his Eastern trip next MOnda
He has been absent about thr
weeks.
j. c. Conine, of Yelm, was in t
city Tuesday, and, as usual, made
Gall at the STANDARD office He h
Just returned from visit to the b
fair at Seattle
1t would seem the courts are |
coming more strict in their ruin
On the validity of tax titles. I
owners Of property are entitled
some guarantees.
The rainfall during June was i
than normal at least an inch bell
the average. II was - of an inC
while the average for years /
been 81 inches.
NJ. ). Neat has leased G.. a. St,
man farm, located at Spurge
creek for the summer, during viii
time Mr.. and Mrs. Stednlan "
reside at Tacoma.
Lincoln Louusbury. Oscar Gre
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