Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-06-07
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The PEARL PUGET SOUND
The true simmer weather has come.
Mrs. VIM. Beckwith has been visit
ing friends at Shelton.
Mrs. L. J. Gardiner is recovering
from several days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Langridge
are on visit to HOquiam.
William Hickman Moore and wife,
CT Seattle, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer, of
Mud Bay, were in the city Saturday.
Fred. Koepke has been selected as
prtrolman to succeed A. H. Hause.
resigned.
Julius Volckart, of Everett, ar
rived in the city last evening for a
brief visit.
Another street light has been Or
dered installed = on Eleventh and
Adams streets.
Mrs. Walter Matheson and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth. are on a visit to rela-
tiyes at Sunnyside.
Yesterday afternoon the mercury
assembled TO 50 degrees, the hottest
day so far of the year.
Mrs. Henry L. Gray and Miss
Dorothy Hume will leave TO- morrow
on visit to Missouri.
From present Indications, the new
city hall will soon present the ap-
pearance OF a beehive.
Mrs. George CASTOR and daughter,
Miss Anna. have been on a visit to
relatives at North Yakima.
The Council has decided to est,ab-
lish she Farmers sheds ut the west
end of Fifth street on Water.
George A. Patterson and Lillian
L. Benedict. both Of Tenino. were
united in marriage. Wednesday.
DR.. Curtis Egbert has arrived from
the East with his bride, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Settler. Of Shelby,
Ohio.
Powe b Docherty s big auto truck
was driven to Tacoma this morning
ia get a load Of meat for local
butcher.
Mrs. Thomas Gain and son. OF
North Bend. are visiting Mrs. G.'s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexan-
der, Of this city.
Lester G. Lennon. Of Oakville,
and Miss Marie Wens, Of Edgemont,
South Dakota. were married In this
city, Wednesday.
When in need Of line footwear
d.,n't fail to inspect the large and
varied stock carried by the reliable
firm Of Arlitt 4 Ward.
S. A. Bird has applied for 8 d.
vorce from his wife. S. L. Bird, after
. single month OF billing and cooling
about the maritalnest.
A son was born to the wife OF
Hamilton Higday, last week. Mr..
q. IS a member Of the Industrial
Insurance Commission.
Closing exercises Of the Yelm
school we're held last Friday evening.
and an excellent programme rem,
dered to large audience.
The organ recital Of Prot. G. e.
ferringer. has now become 8 part Of
the Sunday services as announced BY
the First Presbyterian Church peo-
PIE:
John Baily Of the McCann mill, had
4 foot badly crushed, last Friday. by
q shingle car passing over it, in NOV
Ing . load Of shingles to the dry.
house.
The police motorcycle does not ap-
pear to be a safe steed.. It threw pa
trolman Collins, Wednesday. in max
ing q short turn on Third and Frank
lin streets.
Mrs. C. F. Kaler left few DAYS
ago for Portland, where She will
visit for the next three months with
her sou. Frank Kaler, who IL q resi-
dent OF that city.
An attempt is being made by the
attorneys for George II. Wilson, the
convicted murderer of the Coolies at
Rainier. to have him tried before q
lnnacy commission.
And now Edith L. Sylvester asks
to be paid 81, 400 for alleged damages
6y reason Of the breaking Of the dam
10 Mission Park. which was disal- |
lowed by the Council.
Miss Christina Clark. for two years |
9 member of the faculty Of the Gar
geld school. on Westslde, was united
y marriage to Edward Runyon, Ia
Seattle. Monday night.
An ordinance was passed by the |
council at its last meeting for the |
Improvement of Water street, from
lnird to Fifth, by paving the same |
With permanent material.
The closed season against setting |
sre 70 slashings and starting forest
ares without arst securing d permit,
ne341 on the LIST inst. and will ex.
@nq through the dry season.
george Langridge. 4r.. Of Ray
. Mo9a, passed through the city yes
Mnay. on his way to Tacoma, to az
s ~ the funeral OF his friend. Willis
S Sue''on. which will be held there to-
commencement exercises OF the
L t Lutheran Seminary were
ne'o In the auditorium Of the semin- |