Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17

\ ..e '.ttr. iu d. H. johnson.
J. +. Dye. of Md Bay, has gone
on 'r extended Eastern trip.
,rn White and wife expect TO
~p.rl the winter in California.
liebcr Nulnford and wife are home
'yom trip to down Sound points.
Charles Steele, who lives east Of
this c.ty, L. quite i'll of heart trouble.
Funds are being raised To supply
Chambers Prlirj''iranGe with Il hall.
Miss Myrtle Wsner. Of Seattle,
visited Miss Edna Stanford this week.
Bear it in mind that you must reg
lister, if you vote at any election this
year.
Mrs. O. Il. lv"r,on Las returned
from visit 10 her daughter at Stan
wood
1t has been decided to hold another
Jury t.rm of the Superior Court in
November
Frank Ra;h. the sturdy pioneer of
Rainier. called ON the STANDARD,
Wednesday.
Charles wilson has sold his inter
cSt in the q. x W. barber shop to
Il. Armstrong.
It is expected the new Y. NJ. c. A.
binding viii br completed and ready
for Use this winter.
Union Pacific cars, this week
passed over the L. =. extension of
tracks to Rochester.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel W. Hull visit
ed Seattle, Saturday. returning Tues
day of the present week.
The Hamilton case, for embezzle-
ment of State funds, has been put
over till the November term.
Mes. Gertrude Peckham, OF Penn
sylvania, is the guest of Mrs. Chas.
Rogers, of East Fourth street.
Lincoln Lounsbury has returned
to his duties at the State Law Lii
brary after Il twO-weeks' vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Osborne. of
South Bay, will leave next Monday
for visit to the big fair in Seattle.
Alonzo Miller, of Hugh Ross S drug
store, has returned from an enjoy
able visit to to the exposition in Sc
attic.
An annual teachers reception will
be held in the Grand Army hall. to-
night, the high-schoul pupils being the
hosts.
Charles Brown, Sr., is construct
ing new residence on his Fourth
street addition lots, east of the city
limits.
Ranch eggs retail at 40 cents a
dozen; butter commands, creamery
85c, separator 75c and ranch 65c a
twO-pOund roll.
Tuesday night a little son made
his debut into the world at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert WOlfenbarger,
east of this city.
Mrs. Grace r. Whitley of Toledo,
Wash, and Andrew J. Spillers of
Falls City. Or, were married in this
city, Wednesday.
Miss Eva Marie Waddell and Harry
Cartwright were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents at
Pain ion Saturday
Charles Madison, an 19-year-old
boy, is under arrest for stealing a
jug of whisky from O. F. Burke, a
rancher of Rainier.
The City Council have determined
to Increase the city lighting this
winter-apporrioning nine lights to
each ward, or 81 in all.
H. S Westover has returned from
a several weeks visit to his son,
Colburn, who is living on home
stead in Skagit county.
The dramatic version of Paid in
Full, with plot taken from our pres
ent serial. is being performed in one
of the Portland theaters.
Miss Lilas, daughter of W. P.
Vance, Of this city, is seriously i'll
with scarlet fever at Ellensburg.
Mrs. Vance is at her bedside.
The Main street pavement has been
accepted by the city. 1t is good
piece of work, and was executed by
William Weller, one of our own citi-
ZenS.
Frank Groundwater and W. H.
Abel, two Chehalis county attorneys,
have been in the city this week on
legal business before the Supreme
Court.
A form of Judgment entry has been
submitted to Judge Mitchell in the
case of Olympia against ID. c. Bates
ct al. relating to the crawling of
Water street.
Miss Viva Israel has returned to
Portland, to resume her duties as a
stenographer for the Pipe company.
Mr.. James Israel spent last Sunday
with his family.
Stanton Rowell and wife have
been over from Grants Pass, Or, on
visit to the latter's father, Judge
X. f. Sturdevant, and her sister,
Mrs. Z. NJ Troy.
The enrolment of the city schools
Is LIS, divided as follows: High
school. 233, Washington, 343; Lin
coin, 80; Garfield. 104; Roosevelt.
VI, and Mckinley -.
Rev. c. f. Todd was reassigned as
pastor Of the NJ. f. Church of this
city, for another term by the confer
ence OF that denomination, lately in
Session a. Bellingham.
The infant son of Louis Brautigam
mas experienced a long spell of i'll
ness. The complaint seems to be
stomach trouble, as diagnosed by
competent medical SKILL.
The total tax levy this year for