Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-04-05
Arb0r Day.

Arbor Day.
A furry Of snow fell Tuesday morn
in..
Born-To the wife of f. J. Dryer,
Monday, son.
A son was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs. r. B. Roe.
DR.. Ostrander is suffering quite Sc
verely from a cold.
Early plum trees have been in full
bloom a week or more.
To-day is Good Friday, and day
after to- morrow is Easter.
Miss Margaret Boyer is visiting her
sister, Mrs. b. Z. Prince, in the Queen
City.
Soon as the present crazy-quilt
weather is over, we can begin making
garden.
Lee Melleur and family, now of
Seattle, are on visit to their former
home, this city.
The Wizard Oil Co. has been play
ing to good audiences the past week
in Olympia Theater.
The colors of the rainbow flash
upon the vision in the shop windows
as Easter approaches.
Paul H. Neuffer has bought the o.
G. White residence on Maple Park, for
q consideration of $1,000.
A. P. Miller had his left hand badly
cut by circular saw, in the Richard
son shingle mill, Monday.
St. Martins College has given its
students two weeks holiday on &C.
count of Easter services.
Harvey c. Treat and Miss May
Gallear, both of Yelm, have been
granted license to wed.
A. P. Fitch has removed his law Of
flee to 3l7 Washington street, adjoin-
ing Justice Schomber's Office.
Miss Ethel Royal has been engaged
/ to teach school for a five months
term in Buffers Cove district.
Savage & Scofield are erecting q
warehouse for their own use on Long
Bridge, near Scobey's jammery.
VIM. S. Vail and Miss Sarah Viola
Madison, both OF Summit, have started
in to travel life's journey together.
Frank c. Haskell of Seattle, and
Miss E. Fay Bently of Olympia, were
recently married in the former city.
Willard Lemon has bought of A. C.
Sheldon, two lots fronting on Main
street at Thirteenth, paying 1915 for
them.
1t is reported that Leroy Tozier
proprietor of "The Parlor" saloon here
in the early" nineties," lately died at
Dawson.
Frank Houghton, of Tacoma, has
been selected for State Printer Expert,
the position declined by Mr.. Root oil
Spokane.
The North Star school, near Delphi,
has been closed ON account of the
prevalence OF measles in that neigh.
bOrhOod.
The Olympia Basket Ball Club will
play game with the Whitworth Col.
lege team of Tacoma, next week, in
this city.
Mrs. H. H. Delano, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. G. Ward
returned yesterday to her home in
Portland.
Prof. McCully. of Ellensburg, Mon.
day assumed the position of Deputy
: State Superintendent of Public In.
struction.
The steamship Alki sails from the
Sound for Alaskan ports to-day. The
next steamer will be the Cottage City
Wednesday.
Carston Holthusen has sold to J. R.
Grant the southeast quarter of block
Is, Ayers addition, for the considera.
ton of 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry, of Portland
have taken up permanent residence
In this city. The lady is a daughter
OF Rev. DR.. Hayes.
Mrs. Durrstte has bought the Mil.
lard Lemon property, corner of Four.
tenth and Franklin streets, for q con.
sideration OF I,4OO.
Geo. w. Beers and Mary E. McCor.
mick, both of Shelton, were united in
marriage in this city Saturday, JUS.
tlce Dial officiating.
Hugh Cruikshank has been an
pointed Justice of the Peace TO,
Chambers Prairie precinct by the
County Commissioners.
Judge Bailey has so far recovered
from his severe cold as to leave the
hospital where he has been unde,
treatment for some time.
The outgoing passengers this week
over the U. P. and 0. R. & n were
Chas. Wilcox, Jr., for Brooks Iowa
). C. Miller, for Ottowa, KS. and Mrs
} Elvlra Slater, Chicago, Ill.
: 1t seems that the bowline.allev
controversy has been settled by com.
PROMISE closing at IL o'clock, instead
OF running till after midnight to the
no small discomfort of people in that
vicinity.