Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-02-27
CHAMBER PRAIRIE.

Mr.. Heath is still in Seattle on
business.
We are sorry to know that Mr..
Frank Kagy, who has been ailing
for some time past, is not improv-
ing very rapidly.
Mr.. Collins is having a we'll dug
on one of his farms.
After suffering from very severe
attack of tonsilitis for several days
Mr.. Charles Johnson was able to
make trip to Olympia Tuesday.
The young folks of Freedom Dis
trict Endeavor society met last Sun
day evening at Mrs. M. Bayne's for
choir practice.
T. F. Seyfang made trip to Ia
coma Tuesday.
Samuel Cooper, who returned last
October from Pullman, Wash, where
he had entered college early in Sep
TENDER, was obliged to discontinue
his studies on account of ill health.
We are sorry he improves so very
SLOWLY.
Mrs. ]. F. Christeson went to Roy
the fore part of last week for visit
with her mother-in-law. While Mrs.
Christeson is away Mr.. Christeson
will pillow for Mr.. Charles Collins.
Mr.. H. G. Raymond, our present
road supervisor, is doing considerable
road repairing on this end of the
route. We hope that every rut in
our road may be made into good pas
sable condition.
Mrs. Elsie Moore of Tacoma made
Mrs. Charles Johnson visit last week
It has been reported that Mrs. D.
M. Kagy is on the sick list. All of
her friends wish her rapid recovery.
The Endeavor party given at Mrs.
M. Bayne's residence Friday, Feb. 10,
was q great success. The oyster sup
per was certainly a pleasing treat for
the young ladies, in whose honor it
was given.
Mrs. c. F. Rehklau of st. Claire
Lake returned Saturday of last week
from Tacoma where she had been on
a business trip. Her little grand
daughter, Mongejuanita accompanied
the former party to her home.
Mr.. G. A. Young made brief trip
to Tacoma Saturday Of last week to
meet his sister, Miss Lucy. who came
west from Ontario, Canada. for an
Extended visit with her relatives.
Mrs. c. J. Johnson gave a party
Sunday Of last week in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Singer of Piedmont,
Clallam county, WASH. who have
been visiting in Los Angeles, San
Diego and several other Southern
California cities.
Several Of the farmers Of Cham
ber's Prairie are now hauling new
telephone poles and . general over
hauling of the rural telephone line
will soon be undertaken.
The Spurgeon Creek grange gave a
dance at their hall st. Valentines ev-
ening.
Mrs. Seyfang gave an informal
luncheon at her new home Lincoln's
birthday in honor Of her guests,
Misses Charlotte Clauson and Clara
Raymond.
Miss Marvel Johnson, who 10 now
teaching at Oyster Bay. spent the
weekend. with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. johnson of Chambers
Prairie. Her sister, Miss Lucille. also
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
i Mrs. w. H. Cooper made q flying
trip to Tacoma, returning on Sun
day, to witness the matinee of Lit
tie Women"
Mrs. F. A. johnson and daughters,
Marvel and Lucille, entertained at a
sumptuous feast Saturday evening of
last week in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. ]. Singer of Piedmont. Clallam
lcounty. Mrs. Elsie Moore and Angus
county, Mrs. Elsie Moore and Angus
Mrs. P. J. Johnson Of Chambers
Prairie.
Mrs. Moore of Tacoma, who is now
visiting Mrs. C. ]. Johnson, spent
Tuesday afternoon of last week WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Seyfang.
SOUTH UNION.