Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-08-06

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II is notable coincidence that Fv-
rr.tt two fires the same day. in
PE''' i''%.'E '1' same diNtriDt- was du-
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Harry C. Ranft. Superintendent
Of the OLYMPIA Light x Power Co..
and Mrs. lIaggic Uolthu,rn. were
married IN "c"ind ON olympia pay.
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II is difficult to see how the Rail
road Commission can resist the APP
pea. of oar business men for better
train service. It's contention was
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.' ''it '''' - 'I'''c "o"'' o"' t'A"i II
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The popular Olympia Bazaar. con-
Quoted by Mr. and Mrs. f.. NJ. Meays,
has one-half price counter, embrac-
ing articles from all parts of the
Wc.i-Stockcd store, and it will well
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Attorney G. G. Meyer, of Wheel
ing, Va, acknowledges that he came
up 10 visit Olympia from the fair
because he liked the name. And
when he came and saw, ne was as
much delighted with its appearance
''> '"'lohS oI 'ne 'la'iie'
1t is said that Mrs. NJ. f.. Church
was recently afflicted with severe
ease of stomach trouble and DEPART
ed for the Green River Hot Springs
in order TO obtain relief. Her life
ha, been a strenuous one. II max
! be- Ovrr-cyertiOn bl.Ourht on the nm.
peasant alilIctlon.
Mrs. Eta Hartman and her two
daughters, of Missoula. Mont. who
have been on IA visit of n couDle OF
months to relatives and friends in
this city and county. started or
their return home Tuesday Inv way
of Seattle. where they will probably
remain a few DAYS
The Water street assessment cas-,
WAS decided adversely to the CITY he
cause no affidavit of the publication
of the resolution to imnrove IVA,
filed with the Clerk before the eft,
took action. New nroceedinos vii
be instituted lookinr To n re.assass
ment for the improvemcnt
ecutive Office what is said 70 hn Nh,
handsomest and costliest furnitur,
obtainable and much the finest of any
public Office in the State He ha,
literally followed out the Mikadoar
idea. of what must be done should b,
done wcll-in this instance at least.
y Co.,
f. ~ o'co'e auo i''li,i! nav
returned to the city. He felt So in
vlgoratcd by reason of the shor
outing that he made an eXcellen
showing at sprinting at the recen
meeting of the State Bar Associa
ton. after the serious meeting Of thu
organization was over.
President Edward Osborne If III
local BARRIERS Union will attend III
international convention If th,
trade, which will meet in Milwaukee
, IN October. 1t Is held once in fly
years, and although the local uniol
has been IN existence for over four
teen years, the present delegate /
the ilrst sent from this city.
Bert Rnlson of Glasco Kansas !.
on an extended trim TO the Far Wrst
and stonned off for n dav in this cih
to visit relatives Uc has hoe,
to alaska, and contemplates re
turn by way OF California and thu
southern route. He is nephew o
Mrs. Cora Murphy. and for a you'll
seems to be already 4 great traveller
u-;,,;a pa.,, s.
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