Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-08-25

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Laa..~ c.t-. p KING visited Ia
coma .'...ar.
Mr. N.ra Reed. OF o,citon, Is
VISITING thr city.
\ -o r.> rsrn recently to the
wife. l..tan WrutA
Mrs N4ry Bryan is visiting for a
few dtl a. Il lIuian.
N.>- D.,r44 Melville Is visiting
friends ~ Vancouver.
George Niracndail and wife are
home from visit 10 Seattle.
Mrs George Simpson. of Seattle,
is ,.siting friends in the city.
II. ". Maynard is expected to re-
turn from his Alaska trip soon.
Judge and Mrs. John K. Mitchell
visited down Sound points this week
Miss F.hie NcCallum. of Eugene
Oregon is visiting friends in the city,
q. \. Damon. an old-time Olym-
pan. was over from Aberdeen, this
week
{. II. Guibcrson left Monday on {
visit 20 his old home in Winterset
Iowa.
II &. Racttig. formerly Of Nortf
Yakima has opened law office in
this city.
Charley Wilcox will soon leave foi
Oakland, Cal. where he will spenC
the winter.
julius Sternberg is down from
Alaska. where he has been for a mum
Der of years.
Mrs Allen White was on the SIGH
list at the commencement OF the
present week.
Mr.. T.idda's new residence or
Fourth street addition is approach
ing completion.
Geo. G. Langridge is contemplating
taking a trip to Eastern Washington
in the near future.
The infant son Of George Henry
and wife died Tuesday at Rochester
after short illness.
Mrs. Fred. Butcher, me Miss Lila.
Vance, is the proud mother of a baby
girl, born Saturday.
The cost of running this city fol
the ensuing year is estimated by tn,
Council to be 81, lS5.
A. I. Rabeck. the music dealer
left Monday on two months bust
ness and pleasure trip East.
Allen Weir's health seems to b,
slowly improving, which is crafty
ing to his numerous friends.
Peter L. Houston and Miss AIDE
line Spencer. both of this city, were
joined in wedlock, Wednesday.
The health of Theodore l.. Brown
has improved very perceptibly since
he has been living close to nature.
The Black Lake mill has CLOSED
dowr for a few weeks. Orders fO
the output being somewhat slack.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. McClintic hav,
been called to Vancouver by the seri
Gus illness of their son-in law, l.. K
French.
The STANDARD regrets to learn tina
the health of Mrs. Ellen Henry Whit,
does not seem to be improving YER.
rapidly.
MessrS. GarretsOn and Davis, mem
bers of a firm of Tacoma lawyers
were in the city during the early par
of this week.
The State is realizing about 81 90
q day interest on the bonds held b,
the permanent funds for school ant
municipal purposes.
1t is significant that where tn
Commission plan of city government
has been tried in It's simplest form
it has worked the best.
John X. James. of Grand Mound
Monday, purchased the old Roches
ter bridge across the Chchalis river
from the county, for $l0l.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Greenbank ar
entertaining MIR. and Mrs. c. n
Clark Of Sumner. and Mrs. Lul
Petit OF Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
The value Of the Chicago. Milwau
kce and Puget Sound Railway, &c
cording to figures of the State Ia
Commission, aggregates $43, 900, 00C
\. Polio and family have move'
from Chico near Bremerton. to thei
new home on the Libby ranch. o.
The DeSchItteS river. in this county
Wt'le hunting squirrels near hi
home M Sbt lton one dav this week