Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-06-13

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propriate services.
Andrew Austin who has been at
tending Pullman College, returned
home this week and will spend the
summer vacation here.
Mrs. \. 5. Hartsuck and Mrs. s. NJ
Percival represented this city i'll the
State Federation OF Woman's Clubs
lately held at Pullman.
Mrs. T. n. Henry and daughter
Nivien have been spending the past
few days on visit to relatives and
friends at Grand Mound.
Geo. Scofeld, wife and daughter left
yesterday for a trip East. They were
accompanied as far as Castleton, S. d.,
by Miss Rosabel Russell.
Chas. II. Otis, brother OF ]. 7. Otis
Deputy County Auditor, has returned
to hi. home in Butte, Mont, after al
extended visit in this city.
Robt. Cruikshank has assumed the
duties of Secretary Of the State Boar d
OF Audit and Control to which place
he was recently appointed.
Jack Kirk, the assailant Of William
Thompson, OF Little Rock, has been
sentenced to serve 80 days in the
county Jail, by Judge Linn.
MAC" Wiley has sold his undiyid.
ed one.sixth interest in lot 8 of bloc X
10, Sylvester's plat, to Mrs. NJ. l..
Leighton for the sum OF $500.
At last after nearly years patient
endurance, the street corner on
which the court. house is built is free
from debris and open to travel.
E. NJ. Heyborn, of Spokane, i. a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Doragh,
of this city. Mr.. H. is a prominent
lawyer OF the inland metropolis.
H. G. Richardson has bought from
John Almgren, forty acres near Offutt's
lake. for the sum of 1926. The land
has considerable cedar timber on it.
Miss Carrie Callow came up from
Mason county, Monday, for the pur.
pose of filing on a timber claim, and
to visit her brother, Auditor Callow.
W. I. Agnew and l. c. Ellis have
relinquished all their title in the
Billings addition to Olympia to J. T.
Chaplin for consideration of 81 ,OOU.
The school board met Monday and
Hugh Ross, who succeeds himself as
director, was sworn in, and NJ. G.
Royal elected Chairman of the board.
1t is announced that Miss Helen
daughter of Judge Gordon, of Spoka ne
and Geo. G. Mills, of this city, are to
be united in marriage, on the 25th
inst.
Ladies who are looking for bargains
in trimmed hats will do we'll to call
at Miss Tarbell's Emporium, where a
great Reduction Sale has been inaugu.
rated.
Any one wanting fire insurance will
do we'll to call on Fred. Schomber
who is local agent for some of the
strongest insurance companies in the
world.
Chief Savidge has moved his Office
into his new quarters, and the place
now presents a neat and attractive
appearance OF which the Chief is very
proud.
Mrs. Jennie Stalnaker is . recent
graduate OF the Whatcom State Nor.
NAL school, and has been selected for
a position in the public schools at
Ballard.
The special permission hitherto &C.
corded bicycle riders to use the north
sidewalk on Fourth street, west of
Columbia, has been withdrawn by the
Council.
Frank Thompson, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, was in the city this week on
visit to friends, among them being
Dr.. David Mitchell and family, OF
Westside.
Two new residences are to be erect
ed on the northeast corner of Seven.
tenth and Main-one by William
Hopkins and the other by Fre.l. W.
Stocking.
w. /. Agnew has sold tract of coal
land in section "a. township 16 north.
range 2 west, to H. G. Longes, L. D.
Woodford and Grecnville Holbrook,
for $1,000.
R. L. Murray has bought lots l6 to
%, inclusive, in block Is, in Second
Railroad addition from Newell Bee.
man. of Salt Lake City, for q consid.
Grafton of 81.
w. r. Lott, who lately sold the
Shelton Tribune, was in the city this
week. Mr.. Lott says that he may
DRIFT back into the newspaper bushes:
il opportunity arises.
Miss Zoe Kincaid, daughter OF DR..
Kincaid. of this city, has just returned
from visit to friends in Canada. She
will hereafter fill q position on the
editorial staff of the P..L.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Lee died at Dixon, KS,
on the 3Oth ult., after a short illness.
She was the wife of Frank Lee, the
barber, we'll known here, where also
deceased had many friends.
J. R. Chaplin has purchased the
residence of A. p. Fitch, on Westside,
for consideration of $500. It is
situated on Seward and Garcelon
streets, in Percival's addition.
The directors have concluded to
finish plastering OF the school rooms
in the Westside building, which have
remained with only a ground coat
since the building was erected.
A two-ioot wood extension to the
cement sidewalk surrounding Sawyer
4 Filley's drugstore, has been built,
which adds greatly to the convenience
and appearance OF that busy corner.
Gov. Mcbride has been absent from
the capital on q visit to the Gray's
Harbor country, this week. At Aber.
deem he delivered an address before
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.