Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-09-15

Tuesday.
e. e.. Norris. of Rainier. was in
thrD Monday.
The rainfall Yesterday was ~ OF
an ,u.. .p to6r.N.
i railroad warehouse is being con.
structcd ~ Rochester.
John y. Rogers. OF South Bay. has
gone 'u Edmonton, Alberta.
BcriAu Brown Jr., of Seattle, was
recent visitor to this city.
The annual conference Of the NJ. +.
Church is in session at Tacoma.
Mrs. /. d. O'Neil is slowly recov-
ering from a long spell OF illness.
Lee Baker and wife have been
spending few days at North Bay.
Mrs. J. G.. Bolster has returned
from a visit to Edmonton, Canada.
This is what good old Captain Ter
ril used local the 'obnoXial storm.
The Rochester school opened Mon
day with an enrolment. of 100 pupils
Harold F.dmOnds will soon leav,
Tor ODcrliu, Ohio, to attend college
Geo. S Hopkins. of &c Eium, was
here thls week on 4 visit to relatives.
Lawyer llawlcy ). King IS able t.
be in his office after "a SIX weeks ill.,
ness.
Joe Zamberlin returned Wednes-
day from business trip to Aber-
deem.
Father Alfred. of St. Martins Col
legc, is recovering from "a severe i'll
ness.
Miss Selma Hanson has gone to
Tacoma toattcnd Annie Wright Sem
mary.
Mrs. C. b. Ebaugh. of RavenSdale,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. n. C.
Davis.
The oyster lands have been diked
to prevent injury from freezing of the
bivalveS.
Ace Rowe has moved his family
from Lacey to make their home in
this city.
Dr. Riley reports the birth of a son
to the wife of f. Radcliffe, Of East
Third street.
Jos. p O'Leary and Miss Flor
ence NJ. Meyer, were married in this
city, Tuesday.
The Olympia Juvenile Band will
give a concert in Olympia Theater at
an early date.
a. a. Gottfeld is one of the Federal
petit jurymen summoned for the Fall
term at Tacoma.
A. 7. Rabeck has returned from an
enjoyable visit to his old home in
Ottawa, Kansas.
Judge Emmett Nj. Parker has re-
turned from a visit to his former
ihome n Pennsylvania.
Mrs. w. j. Abernethy, of Pleasant
Glade. suffered a slight stroke of pa
ralysiS, a few days ago.
The high school students will give
the annual reception in honor of
their teachers tonight.
Lenora, the l2-year-old daughter
OF Policeman Bill Collins, is seriously
Ill with spinal meningitis.
Frederick Schmidt has returned
from the University of Pennsylvania,
where be recently graduated.
The Light & Power Co. are recon-
structing their track on Third street
from Columbia to Percival S dock.
Olympia theater experienced an
other frost Monday night. The play
was good but the attendance small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Findeisen en-
tertalned, Wednesday, in honor of
Guy kneeland and bride. of Shelton.
Nr. and Mrs Jos. Miller will cele
bratc their Goth wedding anniversary
at Pleasant Glade tomorrow even
ing.
Oysters now command $3.50 per
sack, which is Sl35 less than the
high price the bivalvcs reached last
year.
brigham Young has gone to
Ienino to take charge of the saloon
IN which be recently purchased a half
interest.
Hiram Norton and Miss Della
brumbaGsh, of Shelton. were united
n marriage by Rev. ]. II. Edgar,
Tueslly.
Mrs Charles Donovan, a sister of
Mrs. II. 4. fairchild, OF this city,
Died at her home in Bellingham. Sun
day night.
Judge Robin son has sent attorney
II. II. Ils' crate Of large water
melons. grown On his fine fruit ranch
near Pro. .sr.
Englre'l red Brown estimates
me cost IF the Raymond ditch. pc
tlhoned .or. ut Il 1863, or S3.l5l per
acre benefited.
Z. j. lord aas gone to Wenatchee
as loCdi representative to the Bank
ers CoHt IGNITION which met there yes
terday IT, il.n.
The iliy,,ria. commission is to
remoV - t3t u. cd block soon. As the
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