Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-03
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Mr.. and Mrs $ H. Taylor were
up from Oyster Bay. yesterday
Miss Flora Taylor returned from
her Seattle visit last Sunday even
ing.
The Attorney General has decided
that women may hold Office as drpu-
ties.
Hamilton'S trial, for dcfalcation Of
State funds, is set Tor triad on Sept.
10Th.
The Southwest Washington Fair
will open its gates at Centralia next
Monday.
Thomas Taylor was the Sebject OF 4
serious operation, at the hospital.
Tuesday.
Larry Cormier and George Taylor
returned Sunday evening from a
visit to Seattle
Fd. Scully was fined - and costs.
yesterday for swearing in the pres
encc Of woman.
Mary Louise Walters was granted
a divorce. Tuesday, from her hus-
band. W. ID. Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.. Crawford, of
Illinois, are guests at the Frank I'M
lay home. on Elstside.
Mr. Allen Weir has fitted up an
Office for himself in the corner-room
of the New England hotel.
Another child in the Bromley fam
lily, who formerly resided on South
Bav. lately died in Seattle.
Misses Mary Diven and Clara Mi
narl will soon leave for Walla Walla
to attend Whitman College.
And now we have to register again
if we would vote for Congressman or
members of the new City Council.
The County Commissioners have
finally rejected Burnam Il Chase 5
application for a license at Rochester.
The Helping Hand Society will
hereafter hold their weekly meetings
on Friday instead Of Thursday after
Moons.
p. NJ. Troy and r. +. Sturdevant.
and their respective families, spent
several days at the A.-Y.-P. fair
this week.
The Wardrobe and the Olympia
Packing Company are the latest adj
ditiOn to the STANDARD family of
advertisers.
i Mr. James Hoage was in the city
last Tuesday. He spends his time
for the most part on his ranch near
Little Rock.
A heavy fog prevails. which with
the smoke from forest fires, totally
ObScures at times the nearest shore
line of the bay.
, Miss Nan Yandell, aged Is. daugh
ter of c. B. Yanell. formerly o
Olympia, died in Seattle recently, o
spinal meningitis.
Prof. and Mrs. b. +. McHenry
, having sold their home here. hav,
gone to Van Horn, Skagit county
l their future home.
r. NJ. Montgomery is driving on,
g of William Scotield S express wagons
The exercise and perspiration add
color to his complexion.
a The local delegates to the NJ. f
a Conference at Bellingham on the 6tl
0 inst, will ask that Rev. c. F.. Tod,
f be retained in this charge.
J. Miss Viva Israel, stenographer 70
the pipe company in Portland,
spending her vacation pleasant,
il with her parents in Olympia.
Ell The Olympia Poultry Association
l. will meet tomorrow at 100 in CO
!. lumbia hall, to consider matters c
Importance to the organization.
:. Mrs. Byron Millett went to ia
coma. Tuesday, to visit her sister
q Mrs. Chas. II. Morse at Fern Hill
l. She will be absent several days.
t. Chris. Nommensen made trip t
,e Tacoma Sunday He thinks MAJ
y. who labors as hard as he does need
=, some recreation once in a while.
The typewriter evidence in tn
Schively trial makes pile of lega
cap three feet high and its println
= will cost $1,000. Thus we glide.
e Geo. N. TalcOtt, Jr., left Tuesda
II for Seattle to visit with relatives an
e incidentally to see the exposition be
: fore school begins, next Tuesday.
=. The spawning season for oysters
the four months that contain no lei
i ter -" is over, and now the festiv
n bivalve is once more in its prime.
N A street gamin in reply to tn
d question Where s the tire?" Wedne.
l. day, Immediately responded: "Ol
g the powder-house is burnin' u
:. again"
10 The first regular meeting of tn
y ThurstOn County Woman's Educ;
tiOnal Club will meet tO-mOrro
Saturday at the Knox hotel, in tn
D. afternoon.
:, DR.. A. B. Woodland has returne
Of from a five days visit at Seattl
n While absent he contracted a col
which has been annoying him COZ
D. siderably.
. Mrs. c. Will Shaffer has been su
l. fering this week from rheumatism
g her right shoulder. She was Ublige
to seek medical assistance in order I
ease the pain.
l. Tom Giddings and Henry Rober'
l. were fined $25 each for running DEF
10 with hounds and shooting one an
=. NAL out of season, Tuesday, in I'll
)" Justice Court.
y The many friends OF Mrs. lisa;
4. Wolfe, who lives east of Tumwate
e. will be pleased to learn that she
n recovering from injuries sustained /
a fall recently.
Mrs. Hannah McClelland, moth,
r of Mrs. Emery c. Williamson, e.
e poets to leave for Seattle in a fe
It days for a months visit with anOth'
~ married daughter.
- Mrs. Mary f. Church has recent
M placed new drive-well on HI
m premises. The water is raised to I'll
to c,,,fooo of tho fvro,,pd tbro,uh ~