Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-18

Miss Blanche Stretch.
Mrs. VIM. Num- suffered paralytic
stroke the other day. 1t seems that
the lady was sitting in a chair when
the stroke came and fell forward, Sc
verely bruising her face.
The Olympia Hygiene Water Co.
has dislncorporated, as its stock is
mainly held by the Olympia Brewing
Co., and its business " III be- operated
through and 10y it. as formerly.
Mrs. Barbara Keller. who fell from
a cherry tree at her home in Tum.
water, Monday, and broke her collar
bone, is "a years of age. She is being
cared for at the Sisters hospital.
The steamship City of Puebla will
sail for San Francisco next Wednes-
day, l.. Siddlemeyer of this city being
passenger by her The Umatilla
sailed for the same destination to-day.
The many friends OF Charley Bill
lings were pleased to greet him on
the streets again, after siege of i'll
ness in Portland hospital. He
seems to be none the worse for the
encounter.
The work on the capitol annex is
now quite lively, the contractor having
ceased ior a time "casting anchors to
the windward" to hold his argosy laden
with material for relief in the shape of
a deficiency bill.
A blaze on the roof of the building
occupied Mrs. c. r. Carroll on Eight h
street was extinguished by the prompt
arrival of the fire department, Monday
morning. The damage was $50, GOV.
cred by insurance.
Olympia Camp No. 179, w. o. W.,
has installed the following new Of.
ficers: B. +. Vanderveer, c. c.; Guy
Rathbun, A. L.; Otto Braeger, z. c.
c.; J. T. Otis, Escort; J. A. Snider. l.
W.; Jacob Frisch, o. w.
Charley Garfielde has brought the
house formerly owned by his father
on Eighth and Jefferson streets, and
which through lien had passed into
the ownership of A. o. Wycoff, OF
Hystone, N. J. He paid 81 300 fol
the property.
r. H. Hill has as visitor his sister
Mrs. E. Titus, OF Minnesota, a, accom-
panied by Mrs. Taylor. of Montevidio
same State, and Mrs. Elthorp of Butte
Mont, who are experiencing the de
lights of our Western climate while il
is at its prime.
The outgoing passengers this weel
over the U. P. and o. r. & N. are
Miss Kate Holmes, Overton, Neb.
Lyman Collins, Belleville, KS. Mrs. A
Cubit and son, Cedar Point, KS; Mrs
Chas. Keppler. Pendleton, Or, and
w. G. Fisher, Mansfield, Ohio.
"Cal" T. Mcclellan has opened Z
blacksmith repair shop on the north
west corner of Third and Washington
streets, where he will be pleased &c
serve the public with honest work al
living prices. Give him a call if you
want anything done in the line o.
blacksmithing.
Rev. John OVAL, pastor of the
Swedish church at Tacoma, has bought
the old Baptist church, corner OF
Eighth and Adams streets. from B. w
Johns and intends to organize a ;Swed
ish Methodist congregation here, al
there are quite q number of that faith
and nationality to join the fold.
Mr.. Simenson is fitting up the
store room next to the Western I'm
ion telegraph Office for his jewelry es
Enlistment and will be moved to tn,
new stand early next week. 1t j,
much more favorably situated fo
business than his present stand, OF
Fourth between Main and Columbi,
streets.
Charles Jackson, who was convicted
of assault with intent to commi
crime on the little 3-year-old daugh
ter Of Robt. Whitman, some time ago
was Wednesday sentenced by Judg'
Linn to eight years in the Peniten
tiary. Sheriff Mills and Police Office
Taylor left yesterday with the prisoner
for Walla Walla.
The colors of the rainbow are moi
more beautiful than the blended tint.
and gorgeous colors of the calcium
lights on the aphanous, flowing. silker
skirts of Miss Wiedmann, in the cleo.
trio and fire dances, given each even
ing at Olympia Theater. This spec
ialty alone is worth the price Of ad
mission to all who see it.
The largest sale of realty in Thurs
ton county for some time was recorded
Saturday, whereby the Mason County
Logging Co. purchased nearly 5000
acres of valuable timber land adjoin
ing their works in the Black Hill
from the Northern Pacific Railroad
Co. The consideration of this trans
fer amounted to $62, $50.
Several steamers will bring q gran(
excursion of the Seattle Press Clul
to this city on Sunday, the 9th inst
No less than four big boats have beer
chartered for the occasion. 1t is pro
posed to receive the visitors in style
and big clambake has been suggest
ed as a method Of feeding the multi
tude. in which our people are experts
Pay up your subscription to tn
STANDARD and you will be doing ,
good act. II will have to be settled
and if you pay up and keep paid il
advance you are saving 80 cents ,
year, and at the same time not b,
afraid to show the paper to your Friends
for fear they will see the date to which
you are paid, which is printed op
posite the name.
Tomorrow at 9 A. M. Superinten
dent Henry will hold a competitive
examination of pupils for fret
scholarship awarded by the county, il
the Washington Agricultural College
and School of Science at Pullman
Examination will embrace proficiency
up to and including the Tenth grade