Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-12

b. NJ. Price bought, this week. Is
acres OF land on the Olympia. Yelu
road for 800, and a lot in block
Maple Park, for 5000.
Mrs. Webster and her daughters
Mabel and Eva, left Tuesday for thei
home in California, after a visit at TIN
home of Gen. O'Brien.
Mrs. R. L. Clock has been appointe,
director Of the Bucoda school dis
trict in the place OF A. n. Ysntis, who
has moved to Bush Prairie.
Jed Rogers and Mrs. Laura Murray
both of Aberdeen, were united in mar
riage at the Methodist parsonage, b,
DIR. Glass, Monday evening.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waterhouse was las,
Saturday granted decree of divorce
from her husband, B. H. Warehouse,
on the ground of abandonment.
The body OF S. d. Edgerton, wht
died lately from broken leg in ont
OF the logging camps, was shipped
Tuesday to Tomah, Wis, for burial.
Mrs. 7. F. Yorkston has returned tc
her home at Wickersham, Whatcon
county, after a weeks visit to hel
mo her, Mrs. c. B. Jones, in this city
George G. Israel and wife left Satur'
day for Hamilton, Skagit county
where Mr.. 1. appeared for defense oil
the Snyder brothers, charged with
murder.
The school year opened in the pub
lie schools OF this city Monday with
an attendance of S55. The number
was in excess of any first-day record Of
previous years.
10. McCarrogher, G. s. Prince and
w. S. Brown left Tuesday for the
Olympic mountains to inspect ledge
Of ore that Mr.. Brown discovered
some time ago.
Elsie, the bright little 9year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Cheim,
formerly of this city, died in Tacoms
q few days. ago, during an operation
for appendicitis.
E. A. Nichols and Chas. Dunn have
been nominated by the Republican
Central Committee for Justice of the
Peace and Constable, respectively, fol
Bucoda precinct.
During the absence of Miss Alder
son, telegraph operator in the tele
phone exchange, ON visit to friends
in Salem, Ogn, Mrs. Ed. Stevens i,
performing her duties.
The steamship Umatilla sailed fol
San Francisco yesterday, Henry Pnrks
being a passenger by her from thi'
city. The next steamship will be the
City OF Puebla, Tuesday.
Mr.. Cotter, the boss mechanic, ha:
gone to Whatcom, to have charge o.
construction of the new brewery beinf
built by Mr.. Schmidt of the Olympia
Brewing Co., and associates.
Ernest Lister left Wednesday iol
Medical Lake TO inspect the new wing
of the Eastern Washington Hospita
for the Insane, which has just been
completed at cost of $45, 600.
Mrs. Jacob StampHer has returned
from Green River hot springs, wher.
she has been spending the past four
weeks for the benefit OF her health
which has resulted in much improve
ment.
Watch for the big parade OF Beach
& Bowers Minstrels tomorrow after.
noon at 2 o'clock. The company
plays in their mammoth tent on the
Carnival grounds in the evening. Ad.
mission IS and SO cents.
Herbert l.. Castle and Miss Beulat
G. Peters, Of this city, were united in
marriage, At the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. DR.. Glass, Saturday noon
They have many friends in the com
Inunity who wish them q long snd
happy life.
The Beach & Bowers MINISTRIES have
. largo number who are members o.
the Fraternsl Order OF Eagles Of Olym
pia Aerie. A reception will be ten
dered them by our local lodge il
Eagles hall Immediately after the
performance tomorrow night.
C. Holthusen and wife left Tuesda,
for Atchison, Kansas, their former
home. They will be absent q coupl,
of months, and then return and re
sumo management OF their popular
restaurant, which has been leased to
Mr.. Patterson during their absence.
w. E. Armstrong has traded hi
Maple Park property, lots 20 and p
of block l, to Mr.. Starr OF Gate City
for his store at that station, excepting
the drygoods. The realty was valuet
at 500 and the stock at $l,O81, leav
ing a balance of nearly $500 TO b,
paid in cash.
John E. Glenham has bought o
g. e. Higgins the furniture and goot
will Of the Higgins hotel. Mr.. Ora
ham will retain the old name. It i
said that $4,000 Was the purchase
price. II. 10 the intention OF the new
landlord to add dining-room to tn
hotel in tho near future.
The outgoing passengers this weel
over the U. P. and o. r. N. line
we're: Paul Christensen, wife anc
daughter, San Francisco; c. Hol
thusen and wife, Atchison. KS; F. L
Emerson, Lima, Ohio; Ed. Morrow
Manitoba, KS. and J. r. Costello
Denver. COL; George Rigelow and
Ethel Royal, Delaware, Ohio.
Lachlan Macleay, q native son o
classic old Olympic, has been in towr
this week on mission OF love rs vel
as tour for business. He is . son o
Mrs. Thomas Mscleay, widow Of one
our most respected old.time mer
chants. Lachlan now represents Pee
Bros, Of Kansas City, Mo-, the we'll
known manufacturers of fancy, toile
and standard soaps.
Tenas and Kate Charlie, aborigines
who have been living together the pas
decade under Indian custom, wer,
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