Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-09-01

IT,. r-. ,.',- G.a~S has arrived
f1r Na''.au auad'nE
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s.d.v. snlera hundred.
Nr aa5 Mrs Ear, Baker are the
prod parents q q baby boy.
J.~.p. IIpnt and wife left Monday
OF ID 1850 months Eastern trip.
TIL. 4. O. L. W. picnic at Little
Ro-1, saturday, was a big success.
Willard \. Libby. wife and baby
boy. visited the city last Saturday.
Hawlcy 5. King is again bedfast.
His illness seems to have taken q
serious turn.
Capt. and Mrs. II. NJ. Pierce have
returned from trip through the
san Juan islands
VIM Goudy and party Of friends
have gone on a hunting trip in the
vicinity of Matlock.
Judge Mitchell and family have re-
turned from an outing in the vicin-
ity of food 5 Canal.
DR.. Novel has been appointed
Chief Physician FOR the Industrial In
surance Commission.
Peter McF"ran and Nr. Sudman
have bought Adam Johnson saloon
on West Fourth street.
Mrs. Myrtle Canon. Of Tenino, re
ceivcd severe bruises IN runaway
accident few days ago.
George McClurg. of Portland. has
been on visit to his mother, Mrs
Frank McarS. of t.astsidc.
The oyster season opens to-day
and dealers ask 500 per sack for
the famous little biyalvcS.
About three hundred cxcurSionists
came up from Bremerton on the
steamer Tourist last Sunday.
Two men were arrested at Rainier
few days ago for peddling sugar,
believed to have been stolen.
II. A. Adair. Of South Bay. was
in the city Monday. He is of the
same jovial disposition as Of yore.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. r. Messias, who
have been camping out near Gull
Harbor, have returned to this city.
Gov Hay has issued another proc
lamation, announcing Monday, the
4th inst, Labor Day, as a public holi-
iday.
On Sept. 23d. Chehalis will vote on
the question of adopting the Com
mission form of municipal govern
ment.
Mrs. |. D. O'Neil has so far re-
covered from recent operation as to
leave the hospital and return to her
home.
Miss Margaret Eastman, the well
known local vocalist will be united
in marriage to a. G. Wood, in Seat
tie, next Sunday.
Miss Jessie NJ Pelton has arrived
in Olympia to take charge of the do
nestle science department of the
Miller high school
c. VIII Shafier is expected to re-
turn from his trip to Wenatchee to-
morrow. He has valuable interests
IN that fertile section.
Last Saturday Mr.. William Little
John. the grand old pioneer from
Gull Harbor precinct, was seen on
the streets OF Olympia.
Mrs. Lutitia Jones Yorkston. of
Bellingham. was in the city this
week renewing acquaintanceship with
friends OF girlhood days.
c. W Won Stein. better known as
. brigham Young" and Oscar +.
Neuerburg yesterday bought Lee
Waddell's saloon at Tenino.
There will be Il meeting of the
ThurSton County Woman's Edmca-
tional Club at the Congregational
church tomorrow afternoon.
Buck Shelton. of shelton, Dame up
Tuesday to attend the X. of z. cor
nerstone ceremonies. Buck is a
charter member of the local order.
f. . Robbins has been afflicted
with 4 cold since his return from
California. He disposed Of his prop
erty and interests before coming
North.
Al. Craik>hank came in from the
logging camp last Sunday, visited
the maie"11. home for a few hours
and then returned to the place of his
employment.
School begins Monday, and soon
the familiar sight of the first-day
tagging footsteps Of boyhood will be
IN evidence plodding towards the
temple of knowledge.
Teniro, Baco1a and Tunvater,
threr ont Of she tour municipal cor
pOratlonS in ibis county. are free
from DEBT and have substantial cash
balances to mcet raining expenses.
Excellent fishing was reported in
Tue vicinity Of Hope island last Sun
gay The N-hnidt BOYS of the brew
cry caught a .drgc number of trout
ana one salmon weighing 20 pounds.
{. II. Goodr4sture has erected
lhrer arg" @r"' nLouSes on Pacific (
anu TENDERS % streets. for growing
y ,.cee''1i.eN ~ ai seasons for the pub
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