Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-08-05
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day morning.
The month Of July was practically
rainless in this county.
jesse Murphy, of Seattle, was in
the city during the week.
The local order of Eagles now has
a membership of over 300.
Judge Millctt is on professional
visit to Tacoma this week.
Judge J. W. Robinson returned
rom Tacoma, last evening.
Mrs. George ScOfield, Of Tacoma,
is visiting Mrs. G. A. Ingersoll.
The chill mornings give premo-
milton of the approach of winter.
Mrs. Frank NJ Kinney and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives at Centralia.
A daughter was recently born to
the wife of A. d. Bradley, of East
side.
VIM. Beckwith and family are en-.
joying an outing on the SkoOku UNI
chuck.
r. II. Fry and two daughters left
yesterday on visit to their old home
in Missouri.
Mrs. Albert Brucker, who was re.
Gently operated upon at the hospital,
is recovering.
Mrs. Frank Blakeslee and Mrs.
Phil Skillman visited friends at Shell
ton, this week.
The United Presbyterian Sunday
school went on picnic to the city
park, Wednesday.
The U. S. Colorado team is to play
another game Sunday with our home
team, the Senators.
RObt. Cameron was over from Cen
tralia Sunday. He is employed in a
meat market there.
Tom Langridge was over from
Elma, few days ago, on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Brown, former
ly of this city, have moved from
Portland to Bellingham.
A son was born, this week, to Mr..
and Mrs. George G.. Mills, making
the fifth boy in the family.
Miss Mabel Mcclure, an employe
of the Centralia telephone Office, has
been visiting relatives at Shelton
and in this city.
Miss Grace Veeder and John N.
Snider, both of Little Rock, were
married in this city Wednesday, at
the Hotel Rainier.
A number OF N. p. railroad engi-
neers were in the city Monday in.
specting the work of repair on the
Seventh street tunnel.
A new field of industry is now
open to boys, in gathering fir and
spruce cones, at fifty cents q bushel.
for the Forestry department.
The State has redeemed nearly a
quarter million of State warrants
the past week and still has a couple
OF million in the general fund.
Rev. G. r. Messias and family have
gone to Hunters Point on a mon tn s
vacation. There will be no services
at St. Johns Church until Sept. 4th.
Miss Hazel Pillsbury, of Fremont,
Nebraska, and Hiram E. Baron. oil
New Kamilche, this State, were
married at Shelton, Monday evening
The bid of the Mills Brothers for
the East Bay Avenue improvement
has been rejected by the Council, be-
ing for 81. 800 more than the estimat-
ed cost.
Alexander Morrison is now in
charge of Chambers Market. He is
an affable and ubliging gentleman
and will no doubt give an acceptable
management.
A three days meeting of the
Southwestern Washington Develop
ment Club is now being held at
Hoquiam. 1t began yesterday and
W.T. CiOSC bO-iuOTTOW.
c. w. Shaffer, of this city, was
reelected Secretary Of the Bar AS.
ISOLATION held last week at Belling-
ham. and Arthur Remington, like,
wise o townie, Treasurer.
The local lodge of Foresters were
visited by their Chief Ranger. T. ].
Cosgrove, of Hartford, Conn.,, this
week, who is on a visit OF inspection
of the orders in the West.
Mrs Chas. D. King has been
called to the bedside of her father
residing in Douglas county. who
is quite i'll. She was accompanied
by Mr.. King as far as Seattle.
Marion, 7-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Faber. died
at the family home on Eastside. yes
terday morning, of pneumonia. The
funeral will be held Tomorrow.
j. h. Meays while coming down
Fourth street by cycle cOllided with
an automobile that was going west,
Monday, and sustained some severe
bruises as well as damage to his wheel.
The big fight in court between the
relatives of 7-year-old Albert Car
bone. has resulted in a decision by
Judge Mitchell that his aunt is en-
titled to the guardianship, and he
has SO declared.
Mr.. W. 7. Melvin who with his wife,
are over from Everett on visit to
their daughter, Mrs. A. W. Rober-
son few miles out in the country,
visited friends in the city couple
OF days this week.