Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

joe, Tile uIk, salu on the Stree,
the other night that he was surprised
to notice the great improvement iu
our city since his last visit here.
Sheriff Mills and Officer Taylor
returned Sunday from Walla Walla
where they had escorted Chas. Jackson
to his eight years of imprisonment.
The Olympia Collegiate Institute
building presents an attractive ap-
pearance in its new coating Of paint
The school will open in September.
A company of Infantry from Fort
Vancouver passed through this city
by Wednesdays train. to camp with
the National Guards at American
Lake.
Mr.. NJ. Shields, of Elma, WAS in
town this week, on visit of recrea-
ton and business. He expresses him.
self as well pleased with his new
home.
c. II. Kegley intends to move to
Oakland, Cal, in about fortnight
but will retain his business interests
here and spend the summer season in
Olympia.
Rev. Clarence B. Seeley, pastor OF
the Methodist church at South Bend,
was in the city this week. Mr.. Seeley
is graduate OF the Olympia Collegiate
Institute.
The maximum OF heat in this city
was attained on the 10Th, when the
mercury climbed up next to the last
round of the century ladder-99 in
the shade.
VIM. Bowman has sold his farm on
Barnes lake, near Tumwater, to Mr..
House, of Seattle, who will reside with
his family on the place. He paid
81 600 for it.
Judge White has returned from a
trip to Redlands, Cal, where he has
been sojourning few weeks in the
hope that it would relieve his rheu.
matte troubles.
Mrs. Anna Adams, of Sioux City
Iowa, and Mrs. Ella Hundley, Of Mt.
Vernon, have returned to their homes
after an enjoyable visit with Mrs.
George Anderson.
Allen White, of EIma, has bought
the old Chambers property on the
northwest corner of Franklin and
Fourth streets, from ]. H. Norris, fol
| the sum of $4,000.
w. W. Beaton, advance agent of the
Seattle Press Club, was in the city q
couple of days this week making
preparations for visit from that
organization Sunday.
Miss LYNNE Barnes, one of our
popular teachers, has returned from an
extended down-Sound visit. She will
go to Kalama to remain with rela'
tives until school opens.
The Order OF Washington is to have
q Union in our city, Mrs. L. B. Ellis
Supreme Manager of this district, hav.
ing been present during the week to
institute the same. Next.
Dr.. Riley is slowly but steadily
recovering from the effects OF his late
siege Of blood poisoning, but is still
quite weak. He expects to 90 back
East with his sister when able.
Mr.. Berkshire has installed a tele
graph outfit at Blake's Resort to re-
port the progress of the Jeffreys. Fitz'
simmons mill, tonight, in San Fran
cisco, for benefit Of his patrons.
Mr.. Dunckley, junior member OF the
firm of Dunckley & Sons, publishers oil
the Centralia News- Examiner. rode over
on bis bike last Sunday, and made a
pleasant call upon the STANDARD.
]. B. Hayes. wife and daughter, oil
La Porte, Iowa. are visiting Mrs. J. d.
Knox, q niece OF Mr.. H., while he il
making = tour Of the Sound country
with view Of possible investments.
A party of church people left this
city Monday morning, by the launch
Tidings, for Tacoma, to attend the
National Convention of the Young
Peoples Union Of the U. P. Church.
Our city has been requested to send
. delegate to the Sixth Annual Meet
ing Of the Municipal League Of Amer
lea which will be held at Grand Rap
ids, Mich, Aug. 9th, 18th and Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Perkins left
Wednesday over the Union Pacific, on
their return to Hastings, Nebraska
They have been on an eight months
visit to their son, Jesse Perkins, and
family.
All stockholders OF the Washington
& California Oil Co. are requested &c
meet in Mr.. Callvert's Office, in the
Capitol building, tomorrow evening
, at 7:15. by order Of Mrs. E. ]. Jenkins
Secretary.
The Democratic County Committee
are requested to meet in Olympia, on
Saturday, August I'd. to take measures
for inaugurating spirited campaign
in the coming contest. See call in
another column.
"Sil" LIE Barre has returned from
the Green River Hot Spring. He says
there are 90 many people there al
present that it is impossible to ge|
sleeping and other accommodations
He is glad to get back.
H. T. Roetzel and family, OF Ellen
wood, KS, is visiting the ia mily of r
H. Phipps in this city. Mr.. R. hat
been in the mercantile business and
may determine to engage in trade
somewhere in the State.
st. Johns Musical Society is max
ing preparations for concert Of class.
ical music early in September, proba'
bly, during Carnival week. Rehearsal
has already commenced OF Gloria
| from. Mozart's 18th Mass.
Frank Munroe Of Everett, and Miss
Hattie Avery of Chambers Prairie
were united in wedlock. by Rev. Mr.
Loomis, last Sunday. The ceremon )
was held at the residence of Mr.. w. A