Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-03-02
were united in marriage, in this city,
YESTERDAY, by Justice DObbins

yesterday, by Justice Dobbins.
Dan. Finnigan, the Little Rock
composer and humorist, has bought
John DOulson's fruit and confection-
airy store at that place; and was in the
city this week to record the transfer.
A letter from Mrs. Gimblet, dated at
San Francisco, Monday, states that
her husband showed very little, if any,
improvement from the effects OF the
operation OF trepanning which he had
undergone.
W. T. Lewis, of Los Angeles, Cal,
lately visitor of VIM. Mitchell, of
Tumwater, is a relative of Mr. NJ. and
a member of the firm of Mitchell 4
Lewis, the famous wagon-builders, of
Racine, Wis.
The many friends of Miss Louise
Aver will be pleased to learn that she
is in fair way Of recovery from a
severe illness. She has left the hos
pital, and is now visiting Judge and
Mrs. Reavis.
The remittitur of the Supreme
court in the case of Mary e. Wiley VS..
Philander Wiley, directs the plaintiff
to pay 1928 temporary alimony to de-
PENDANT and $75 costs involved in
the proceedings.
Mark Z. Reed has assumed the
duties of manager OF the Capital Ma
tional bank. The STANDARD predicts
success for the young man in this
responsible position, for he is indus
trious, capable and popular.
The city police captured the I'M
lucky number ID of hobos on Satur-
day and Sunday. They were given
dition that they leave at once and not
sand on the order of their going.
Capt. BILLY" Wait, a steamboat
man of the Cos and for long tine pi-
lot OF the Eliza Anderson, which piled
between this city and Victoria, was in
the capital city this week. He is now
master of the West Seattle ferry.
Messrs. Connolly & Chambers have
been awarded the contract from
March 1st for supplying meats to the
U. S. Penitentiary on McNeiPs Island,
at $3.50 per hundred pounds. They
had two Tacoma firms for competitors.
Mr.. Phillips, Receiver of the First
National Bank, has sold to Frank
Dickinson the north half OF lots Z and
8. block Ii, Olympia, the considera.
ton being $500. This is the property
on which Hawthorne's oyster house
stands.
Louise Barbsdale. popular pupil
in the Lincoln school, leaves in few
days for Tennessee, and Tuesday even
ing her fellow students rendered her a
bon Uoyd0e through reception, in
which 55 of her young lady friends
participated.
J. H. Scott has bought the brick
store building 32l Main street, occu-
pied by Undertaken Dobbins, paying
81 500 therefor. 1t is % by 100 feet
in size, built with thick walls, capable
Of sustaining the weight OF additional
stories when required.
Farmer Philby, of, Little Rock, had
his team start on run, while crossing
Tumwater bridge. yesterday, throwing
his little girl from the wagon, who
sustained severe bruises. The mother
and another child were thrown out,
but sustained no injury.
The City Attorney is preparing an
ordinance for re-assessment of costs
of the grade and gravel taxes on many
OF the streets, for work done about ten
years ago. There seems to be no stat.
ute of time or jeopardy limitations
when it comes to taxes.
An alarm of fire last Saturday was
occasioned by burning chimney in
Mrs. PattersOn's residence on Fourth
and franklin streets. No harm was
done, but the alarm "turned in" by
Mr.. Beatty, the confectioner, was
sufficient to arouse the "Seven Sleep
ers."
Ephriam Foster, aged 80 years, died
on Westside, Saturday. He had just
returned from a trip East, in the
hope that change of climate might
improve his health, which had been
poor for some time. The burial took
place Sunday at Forest Lawn Gene
terry.
A basket social was held in the
school house in Bozarth district, soutl
OF Tumwater, Saturday night, on
which occasion the neat sum of $27. sc
was realized The success of this
social is due Miss Marie Scully, the
bright and popular young teacher il
that district.
William Mort, a logger in Draham'
camp, Mason county, was brought to
St. Peters hospital yesterday, suffer
ing from badly bruised leg. He was
caught by falling timber and the
lower leg was mashed from the knee
to the ankle, involving painful
though not dangerous wound.
Judge Linn has modified the order
made by him in regard to the Nc.
Donald case so as to allow the defendan
to appear and show cause why III
should not send his children to school
1t does not seem to us that anybod!
can misunderstood or misconstru
such an emphatic assertion as that h
made some time ago, that he woul'
} not send his children to y hell-hole.
Charles Gilchrist, Of Centralia, yes
!, terday bought the mill Of the Seatc'
Manufacturing Co., at BucOda, in
Guiding 200 acres Of land, on which
it estimated is located one hun
! dred million feet of lumber. Tn
price to be paid is $50, 300, which
is little more than half the value o
the lands alone. This will pay abou
one-third the face value OF claims out
, standing.
Single mills seem to possess
spite against their operators. Two &C
cicents happened at the Richardson