Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-06-24
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this week.
Toe Eeder made a business trip to
Tacoma yesterday
Mrs. George w. Hopp is visiting
down sound points.
son was born Wednesday to the
wife of Elmer c. Tew.
\ :. Porter was a visitor to Ia
coma during the week.
Miss Ruth Dunbar has returned
from her European trip.
George Talcott has been spending
the past week in Seattle.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Kenney and daugh-
ter are visiting in Seattle.
Hon. T. F. Mentzer, of Tenino,
was in the city Wednesday.
The new hall of Sturgeon Creek
Grange will be dedicated on the 29th
inst.
The late rain has done much dam
age to the cherry and strawberry
crops.
Work on J. J. Brenner's fine new
residence on Westside, is progressing
rapidly.
John Hedges and Miss Mollie Ma
nier, both of this city, were married
Wednesday.
The Capitol baseball club has chal-
lenged the Salem (Oregon) team to a
match game.
Miss Edna White has gone to
Aberdeen to take a position In the
telephone Office.
F.. N. Chase, who recently lived at
Tumwater, has started grocery
store in Tacoma.
Mrs. Mary Nj. Miller was up from
Seattle a few days ago, on a brief
visit to relatives.
Miss Edna Mckenzie has returned
from Pullman, where she has been
attending the State College.
Leon X. McBreen and Miss Edith
Bjorklund, both of Tacoma, were
married in this city Monday.
G.. w. Bonner and wife, formerly
of this city, now of Seattle. we're
up on business trip this week.
Did you get cinched by investing
in Wireless stock? If the amount
you lost is small, don't mention it.
The members of the local lodge of
Maceabees held a banquet at the
Tony Faust Restaurant, Monday
evening.
Mrs. W. A. Chilson and daughter.
of Everett, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Gibson. near
this city.
Mrs. Paul Dethlefsen was operated
upon for cancer by Tacoma spec
ialist. Monday. She is in critical
condition.
George R. Bigelow of this city and
Miss Edith May Sylvester of Issa-
quah, will be Joined in wedlock, next
Wednesday.
The local w. G. T. U. have en-
dorsed Gov. Hays position on the
matter of liquor traffic. AS Peck s
bad boy says THAT Settles 1t.
Miss Blanche Billings went to Sc
atilc this week to visit her brother,
]. A. Billings, who recently received
severe burns in fire at Georgetown.
A one hundred dollar improvement
bond and eight per cent. interest in
ten years will amount to $3.50; Loco
to $500. How do you like it, any
way?
The Y. NJ. c. A. has succeeded in
having the County Commissioners
cancel the tax levy upon its Frank
liz street lot for 19O7-8-9. amounting
to about $50.
The funeral services OF Rev. F. A.
Glidden, who died in Seattle, Mon
day, were held Tuesday afternoon at
the NJ. E. Church. this city. Rev. G.
E. Todd officiating.
Mrs. Catherine A. Turner, having
sold her residence property at the
corner of Third and Eastside streets,
left On last Wednesday for Southern
California to reside.
Another 1900 tag bangles on the
municipal cOat-tail. 1t is for the
purchase of steel flushing machine
for which the town has about as
much use as cato mine tails.
The marriage OF John W. Rayl and
Miss Theo Croft, toDk place Satur.
day at the home of the groom father,
Albert Rayl, on Adams street. The
young couple will reside in Tacoma.
The City Council has voted to con.
struct q box (wooden) sewer down
the proposed SwantOwn fill. It is tc
be six by ten feet in size. built oil
3-inch plank, and the estimated cost
is$l9.000.
Mrs. II. T. Jones is nome from a
visit east of the mountains. She
was accompanied by her two grand.
daughters, Misses Virginia and Made.
line Flynne, who will remain here
several weeks.
Inc St;re Treasurer received Tues.
DAY $94 ,2o9.33 as the tax collected
ior the general fund during the
month OF May. from King county.
ms Is one of the largest remit
tances during the year.
~ AeA' serial Will begin in q
week or two. 1t is entitled" Half a
Cnance, written by Fred. S. Isbam.
author OF The Strolers." Hinder
.he hose, Lady of the Mount" and
otner charming Dovelettes.
robert Cameron. of Centralia. at
Tended the trial of Crane VS.. Hop
kins Bros. IS witness in behalf Of
the plaintiff. Mr.. Cameron formerly
resided at Olympia and was engaged
IN operating meat market.
Mrs. John +. Saunders, her daueh.
ter Mrs. c. Madden and cb;ldren