Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Faulkner are IN
Seattle.
ooh, the lovely fckleness of an
April day
Mrs. Geo. Savidse is recovering from
se,ere illness.
Go the City Clerks Office and get
your bicycle tag.
The weather, in the main, this week,
has been " ideal"
Mrs. A. P. Fitch is visiting friends
in the Queen City.
T. &. Dckebach visited Portland
this week on business.
Widow Bedott" comes to Olympia
Theatcr on the Goth inst.
Eugene Canaday began a term OF
school at Rochester Monday.
The weather forecast to-day reads !:
"Fair tonight and Saturday warmer"
County Attorney Funk wants an
assistant in his office at $40 per
month.
Mrs. Jessie Springer, Of Seattle, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. w.
Crombie.
A devil fish was captured in fish,
erman's net on the waterfront Wednes.
day night.
County Clerk Num- has been al
lowed $35 per month for deputy hire
until July LIST.
Mrs. r. Kincaid and little daughter
came up from Seattle Wednesday for
a few days visit.
Mrs. A. c. Wyndearo has bought
Taylor residence at Tumwater, pay.
ing 500 therefor.
Jennie f. McLaren has begun suit
in the Superior Court against Geo. R.
McLaren, for divorce.
Ted Callow is confined to the home
OF his brother, Auditor Callow, with
an attack of the measles.
The ladies of the Catholic church
held a Euchre party in the Olympia
hotel parlors, last evening.
Oily announces that work will be.
gin on the new velodrome" next
week. Veil, let her begin.
Mrs. Robert Mari has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Laura st. John, al
Chehalis, during the week.
Miss Theresa Huntley and Miss
Dollie Mcdonald, of Shelton, visited
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. E. L. Melton has returned to
Seattle after visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Savidge.
The steamship Umatilla sails 70,
San Francisco, Sunday, and the Sena.
tor for Alaskan ports, Monday.
State Secretary Nichols and Land
Commissioner Calvert visited Blaine
this week to reappraise tide lands.
Elmer E. Grimm has been appointed
director of the Tumwater school dis
trict, H. d. Weyer having resigned.
Miss Amy A. Case, of Grand Mound
was in the city Wednesday and made
apleasant call upon the STANDARD.
The Capital City Military Band
began its summer series of concerts
in Sylvester Park Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gen. Mary A. Miller, of Seattle
visited this city few days ago, tc
look after her large property interests
here.
The Haizeman divorce suit ha.
been Withdrawn and the parties have
concluded to give matrimony another
whirl.
The Board OF Control will take uE
its official quarters at the capital, al
the law has all along directed, mex
Monday.
Judges Linn and Irwin have ex
changed districts this week, the for
mer holding court at Montesano and
Judge Irwin in this city.
The pleasant countenance of Judge
w. ii. White again appears in THU
community, he having resumed posi-
ton on the Supreme bench.
Judge Irwin has denied the petition
OF the Pacific Lumber and Pipe Co.
tor appointment of receiver for the
Olympia Manufacturing Co.
Ladies, you can't miss it if you
examine Miss Tarbell's fine stock OIL
millinery and other goods; you Ger.
ta.nly will miss it, if you don't.
Mrs. Addie Tew mas bought of G. A.
Barnes the property just north Of
hethel's store, at the head of Main
street, paying $1,000 therefor.
James Sandary, the alleged small.
pox patient, is rapidly recovering, and
now some doubt is expressed that he
has ever had the dread disease
Theodore Brown, of Shelton ba.
sold to 4. S. Ruth his residence pron.
erty corner of Main and Maple Park
the consideration being $1,000.
Architect Richie expresses the
opinion that he can prepare plans for
an adequate courthouse that will
come within $4,000 expenditure.
Mark E. Reed, an "olympia boy
= was wa, married in Seattle. Wednesday, to
4 ~ irene simpson, daughter of Sol
u simpson, the local lumber king.
II. u. Longee, of Spokane . Goa,
NINE operator. it is said. will soo, ho