Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-16

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on Il 3. .>.A S. 'rp. tins week.
fr.. Cr.uale and family art
camp.- ... % Ni.crS cove.
Mrs. n.or1- Mayer, of Alaska, is
vi~.t.r. Mrs Frank Littlcjohn.
Franz Mckinney and family hay,
e>tar sized camp at Tyklc' Cove.
Mrs +. r Young is reported a,
Slowly recovering from her illness.
{. WIN Smaller left Saturday fol
q for days trip to Vancouver, b. G.
Mrs Carrie Gruhlke and daugh
ter, lola, are camping out near Sc
attir
Wild 1mck5erries are reported
quite plentiful! in the vicinity o
Mud Bay.
Maudie Israel is enjoying hen
school vacation with relatives neal
Little Rock
George Cummings. aged II. fel
from a load of hay yesterday, and
broke his arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CheSser, who
lately sold their farm to J. Ball, have
moved into town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schmidt, Jr., are
the happy parents of a baby daugh-
ter. born yesterday.
Gcorgc Schuiield and wife were ir
the city from Tacoma, during tn.
fore part Of the week.
Mrs. Geo. f. Thompson, of Seattle
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
r. b. Graves, in this city.
Frank Blakcslee is having a large
warehouse built on lower Main stree,
on Il lot he recently purchased.
Fred. Mossman, son of |. V. Moss
man, is up from Belllngham on ;
visit to his old home-Olympla.
Judge Mitchell is holding court
this week in Lewis county exchang
ing places with Judge A. f. Rice.
Henry McNitte of Yelm, and Jen
ME Green. of Tacoma, were united in
marriage by Squire Giles, Tuesday.
J. A. Danworth, of TeninO, ha,
begun suit for divorce from his wife
Eva +. worth. alleging desertion
Miss Mildred Mitchell, of Seattle
has bOen on visit to her uncle, W.
H. Mitchell She left Tuesday fol
MoclipS.
The Milwaukee and Puget Sount
Railroad is making arrangements
for a locating survey of its road tt
this city.
Mrs. J. b. Plum, of North Yakima
arrived in the city this week, to visit
her brother. DR.. G. X. Ridgeway
the ortician.
A barn on the property of Mrs
Virginia Tarbell, on South Mair
street, was destroyed by fire, las
Friday night.
Ben ESslcr. who was badly man
gled in mill at Rochester, a few
days ago, had his right leg ampu
tdtCNt, ADdtui ttiN
Col. S. p. Richardson. prominen
lawyer of Shelton. was in the cit,
this week on legal business befor
the Superior Court.
Guy p. llaferty, Representative
of the 10Th District in the Stat
Legislature, is critically i'll at Aber
deem, of typhoid fever.
Stanley Cormier has returned t,
Olympia after a prolonged stay a
Shelton. He thinks Olympia is ;
good place to remain in.
The Recorder has originated tn,
word Swatfest," to use in describ
ing a ball-game. What it means the
reader will have to guess.
Judge and Mrs. r. F. Sturdevanr
have moved into their new home JUS
completed on the corner of Seven
tenth and Franklin streets.
Misses Marian, Susan and Heller
Haley, of Los Angeles, Cal, are or
visit to their uncle, Capt. H. NJ
Pierce. of the Mitchell hotel.
Pat Murray, of Gate, shot and
killed mad-dog which had inaugu
rated reign of terror in that neigh
borhood the past week or so.
PcterG. Schmidt and bride, lately
married in Milwaukee, are expected
here about the first of next month
They are now in New York city.
Miss Nina Kaufman, of San Fran.
cisco, is visiting friends here. Miss
X. is a daughter of G. Kaufman, a
former Olympia pioneer merchant.
Harry Whitworth began a suit for
divorce from his wife, Georgia, this
week, alleging desertion. They were
married in King county in January,
1907.
Oak View Grange No. 81 has
bought fine site for its future home
of two acres. including a beautiful
grove. 1t will build hall for its
meetings.
Gov. Hay, last week. issued requi-
sitlon papers for Charles Condor,
held in the county jail at Asotin, for
abandonment of his family at Green
vile, Ohio.
Matt Piles. who has been in Alas
Ka Tor several months. came down on
a visit to his family and friends. He
Will again 90 North by the steamer
OF the 20th.
Miss Frances Sylvester has re-
turned from Seattle after pleasant
visit with relatives. She also at
tended while there the two suffrage
conventions.
Frank Tabor has been fined s25
ana costs, under the new law, which
makes 1t a crime to provoke an as
sault. The complaint was filed by
Nate Stewart.
John o Ollie, the l4-year-old son of
{. Z. Ollie, fell from a cherry tree
SSesterday, breaking and dislocating
MS shoulder. 1t is feared that it will
always be stiff '' -
MI MISS Judmenson Christensen died
It'd! ne1r south Union aftor y I;nnar;nr