Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-05-23


lows second addition, on which she
intends to erect building for resi-
dence.
f. NJ. Mctully, Deputy State SUI
perntendent, is erecting a neat cot.
tage corner OF Seventeenth and Frank.
lin streets, for a house for himself and
family.
l.. II. Hadley, brother OF Judge
Hadley, OF the Supreme bench, is on a
visit to his relatives here, and Incl.
dentally to attend to some business in
the high court.
Mrs. Rem Pattison will spend the
summer in that quaint old town Steil.
accom-, and have for guests in the
picturesque retreat her sisters, Misses
Green, from Spokane.
The following passengers left this
week over the o. r. y. and u. p.
Chas. koppler, Henry Boyd, and Fred
Hail. for Baker City. Ogn., and Frank
l.. Wiley for Denver, Col.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Presbytery OF Olympia have been filed,
which will enable that congregation to
have a body as well as soul for man
agement Of its benefcent work.
Mark f. Reed leaves to day for
Nome, where he expects to spend the
summer looking after the extensive
mercantile, mining and railroad inter-
ests of the Simpson-Lane company.
The Bigelow orchard, on Eastside, it
seems, is to be devoted to the pressing
demand for residence sites. Stephen
ID. Smith has led off in appropriaiing
building lot in that old landmark.
Attorney General Stratton has de-
cided that the lands bought in by
counties at delinquent tax sale are not
assessable till 1903, as title is owned by
the county and hence exempt on
March LIST.
The Olympia Development Co. will
make needed repairs in the Collegiate
Institute building, and open a pre-
paratOry school for their University
which will in the near future be insti-
tuted at Buffers Cove.
DR.. w. L. Bridgeford, OF Albany,
Oregon, is on a visit to his bI other, DR..
Redpatn. He is at present student
in Cooper Medical College, San Fran.
cisco. but will graduate this spring
and open up practice in Albany.
To give an idea of the amount of
money taken in by the merry go.
round owner, this Office printed 90.
600 voting tickets and in eight day Q
they were all sold. II he received five
cents each for the tickets the weeks
run Melted him $1,000.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
N. Henry died at North Yakima, yes
terday morning, of asthma, with which
he had been afflicted long time. In
terment was made to-day on arrival OF
the train, Rev. DR.. Hayes conducting
services at the cemetery.
The State Treasurer has received
from the Governor a United States
warrant for the sum of $S,49l.64, this
being 5 per cent. of the total amount
of government land sold in this State
during the past year. This money is
applied to the permanent school fund.
A coffee and tea store will be opened
next month in the room formerly oc.
cupied by the Queen restaurant, on
Fourth street, by Frank w. Humphrey,
late of Tacoma. He has secured a
longtime lease of the premises, which
is an indication that he has come to
stay.
Oily lifts his hat, as we'll he may, to
that delicious product-Olympia oys-
sters-in noting the fact that Mr..
Ouilette had on exhibition a tin can
which was covered with young oysters,
"who." he says "clung to the rusty
iron as though it was the choicest kind
of a bed"
Memorial Sunday, in honor of the
Nations soldier dead. will be observed
this year by union service at the
Baptist church next Sunday at 3 P. NJ.
The male quartette will furnish the
music and Rev. A. G. Sawin will
preach the sermon. The hour selected
enables all to attend.
Oily set his little steal.trap for the
Recorder, Wednesday morning. He
omitted from the list of teachers &c.
lected by the directors Tuesday night
four OF the names, when 10! and be-
hold the little Recorder came nibbling
around and swallowed the bait, hook
and all. The same names were omit.
ted from his report.
A patient named Campbell escaped
from the asylum at Steilacoom, Tues
day. Chief Savage has been notified
and is keeping strict watch for the
man who is described as young and
OF light complexion, light hair and
dressed in light suit of clothes. The
patient has since the above writing
been found and returned to the asylum.
Those young chaps, with a white G
prominently displayed on their uni.
form, at the station yesterday. we're
members of a California baseball club
on their way to Victoria to show our