Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-04

Miss Bessie Burntrager left Tues.
day for Portland, to spend the holiday
with her parents. She will be alb
sent week or ten days.
Ii. G. Richardson left this week for
Wooster, o., on business connected
with the SIX Eagles Mining Company,
OF which he is President.
Sheriff Notglin of Mason county
came up Saturday to attend the auc-
ton sale OF horses on that day. He
bought four of the animals.
The proprietors of the drvgoods and
clothing stores Of this city have signed
an agreement to keep their places
closed on Sundays hereafter.
Mrs. Stella Carroll. wife of the late
c. K. Carroll, has received warrant
for $4,000, the insurance carried by
him in the Woodmen Of the World.
The Christian Church Sunday school
is making preparations for a picnic
next week. 1t is their intention to
go in wagons to some nearby grove.
The steamship City Of Puebla leaves
the Sound for San Francisco, Satur-
dav. Geo. Chambers and J. W. Rogers,
will be passengers 10y her from this
city.
George S. Allen has purchased the
Beach sawmill at Little Rock, for the
sum OF $4,000. F. A. Beach and w.
w. Wood formerly owned the prop
erty.
Chief Savidge said to a STANDARD
representative yesterday that in his
opinion Tracey was heading for Sc
attic. 1t seems that he called the
turn.
Frank Mossman was in the city from
Oyster Bay, Tuesday. He is thinking
of going to Alaska with son of VIM.
Kindred on several weeks hunting
expedition.
F. II. Sylvester, young farmer on
the South Bay road, few miles from
town, and Christina b. Glidden, of the
same neighborhood, were licensed to
wed, Tuesday.
Mr.. S. w. Hillman has bought out
the interest of OF his partner, West
McBratney, in the horseshoeing bust
ness. If you want your horse shod
right give him call.
The Capital City brought up an ex-
cursion of 300 people from Seattle and
Tacoma Sunday, and the steamer
Shelton brought up It's people from
Shelton the same day.
w. J. McCarty, the well-known and
popular salesman, couldn't stay away
from Olympia, and has returned.
He is filling his former position as
clerk in Rosenthaps store.
Hiss Ella Matson, has just closed a
successful term of school at North
Star, and will spend the summer va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Matson, OF this city.
Mrs. NJ. G. Simmons, of Kamilchie
accompanied by her son-in.law, VIM
Grant and wife, passed through the
city Tuesday, en- route for Ellensburg,
where they will spend the Fourth with
relatives.
Mrs. N. U. Mills and daughter, oil
Otrego, Mich, and Mrs. D. Cushman,
OF Poloskie, Mich, have returned to
their homes after q pleasant visit with
DR.. David Mitchell and family, OF
Westside.
Mrs. VIM. Hildebrand and family
will leave, Monday, for Seattle to re-
side. Her son, VIM. Hildebrard, for
merly in the employ of Mr.. hoffman
has q good position in a store in the
Queen City.
Bob" Frazier, q former resident oil
Olympia, was up from Seattle this
week for the purpose Of investing in
timber land. He recently returned
from the North, where he had done
quite we'll financially.
| Miss Alma Morrison closed four
months term of school in the Bush
district, Friday. She gave such good
satisfaction, that she has been engaged
by the Board OF Directors to teach
their school next term.
Berthold Kratzmar, who formerly
conducted . barber shop on Wash
ington street, arrived Tuesday from
tho Yakima country, where he hat
been operating shop several mouths
He tarried here awhile to visit his
mother.
The funeral OF tho 2.year.old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Floyd, who
was accidentally killed at Auburn, a
few days ago. took place at the Catho
lie Church, in this city, Monday. and
interment was made in Odd Fellows
cemetery.
That" gentleman pugili st" as Littl.
Rec calls La Rose, who appropriated
Perry Wrinkles shotgun, and wal
fined $25 and costs therefor, has,
through his attorney. Phil Skillman
appealed to the Superior Court, for
nobody knows what. Surely not jus.
tice.
While arranging some shoes for dis
play in his store Mr.. hoffman fell
from ladder and sustained some &C.
we're bruises, Q few days ago. The
STANDARD is pleased to note that his
injuries are not of a serious nature
He is able to DO about by the aid oil
crutches.
H. D. Long of Hoquiam, and Annie
Bloomstrom OF Aberdeen, and Jesse A,
Martin and Aida Wright, of Chambers
Prairie. have been licensed to wed.
The marriage of the latter couple took
place yesterday at the home OF the
brides parents.
The outgoing passengers this week
over ths o. r. & N. and u. P. were
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