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

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pital grounds.
c. l.. W. Green was last Saturday
adjudged guilty of using bai language
toward Prof. +. J. Van Wrinkle, Of
Tenino, and was fined 81 and costs
amounting to go.
Taylor & Avery now have motor.
cycle to add to the attractions of their
" Curiosity Shop" 1t is the second
self-propelling wheel brought to this
meek of the woods"
Sam Wiley now drives Walter
Chambers delivery wagon, and Fred
Cotter fills the place formerly occu.
pied by Mr.. w. in the baggage-roonl
OF the Northern Pacific railway office
Mr.. Madge telegraphs Oly that he
has bought Merganthaler type ma
chine, who is consequently all smiles
in anticipasion of being able to dor
clothes which fit his vaulting ambi'
ton.
Mrs. Emeline Stewart, formerly Of
this county and who now resides in
Peoria, Ill.,, sold last week quarter
section in range II north 2 west, tc
George +. Brainard, Il South Union
farmer.
J. G. Crouch lately sold to Robt
Virgins Of Nesqually Bottom, 3;
head o. Jersey cattle, for the sum OF
: 1000. Twenty of the herd were
cows. 1 two year-olds, 6 yearling, and
3 calves.
S. S. King OF Tekoa, who has re-
ceived the appointment OF Deputy
from Grain Inspector Arrasmith, is in
Tacoma to familiarize himself with
his duties before assumption OF service
May LIST.
1t is reported that Mr.. Hand, better
known rs Mountain Eagle" was
united in marriage, 4 few days ago, to
Miss Maud Hall, who has been en-
ployed as waitress in the Tony Faust
Restaurant.
The "Sage OF Yelm," Col. Conine
visited the Capital City this week, q
little too early, however, to witness
Tanning of the Shrew." The gentle
man is one of our best far-distance
theater-goers.
A very general demand has beer
made for resumption of the street.
light service. 1t is believed to be
worth even more as police aid, than
possible plea of defense against IS,
600 damage suits.
j. w. Toklas, we'll known here, i.
about the last person we would suppose
had wheels" in his head, yet he has
been awarded a patent at Washington
for railroad spike which is said to be
the king.pin of such devices.
Rev. ]. S. McCallum preached hi.
farewell sermon here last Sunday
He preached his Introductory sermon
in Eugene City, Oregon, about s
month ago. Isn't this getting the
cart before the horse somewhat?
The steamship City of Puebla lief,
the Sound this morning for San Fran
cisco with the following passenger.
from Olympia: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ferguson and son. The next boat fol-
that destination will be the Queen
next Wednesday.
The special exhibition of fruit sent
to the Pan-American exhibition by
the Chamber of Commerce, of this
city, was awarded gold medal by the
management. Special mention wal
likewise made of the cranberries sent
from this county.
County Superintendent Henry at.
tended the Lewis County Teachers
Institute, at Chehalis, this week, and
was noted on the programme as one Of
the instructors in education methods
q service for which long experience
has qualified him to discuss.
The United Preebytery of Puge,
Sound has been holding meetings in
the U. p. church, since Wednesday
evening, when w. o. Spaulding, d. d.
OF Seattle, preached the opening ser.
mon. Yesterday the Women's Mis-
sionary Presbytery was in session.
Judge Anders of the Supreme
Court, has been confined to his home
the past few days. indisposed. The
Judge has been in poor health, it i.
said, for some time, and the heavy
pressure OF work in the Supreme
Court may be the cause OF his indis.
position.
G. H. Greenbank, abstractor in the
Land Commissioners Office, has beer
compelled to relinquish indoor work
from failing health, and has been as
signed to field work in Eastern Wash
ington. w. P. Wheaton, of Seattle
will perform tho Office work lately
done by him.
Pattison & Murphy are closing ouI
their entire stock of glassware anG
chinaware at cost in order to make
room for another line of goods. Give
them a call and get bargains before
they are gone. Their store is now
located in Stuart building, corner o.
Fifth and Main.
Mr.. Gimblet is making a test of thu
much Landed paper covering for the
new roof to the Carlton House. Il
will be almost fiat, and il it passes tn.
test satisfactorily, will be very gener
ally adopted where the life of tin-roofl
is so short, on account, it is thought
of the salt in the atmosphere.
J.W. Smith, q resident of this city
the past twenty years, died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Chas
Stewart, Monday. He was So years O
age. The funeral was held at her res
+, idence Wednesday, and deceased wal
inferred in Odd Fellows cemetery, be-
side his wife who died about fourteen
years ago.
Mrs. VIM. Billings has bought the
Hilderbrandt property, corner OF Third
and Franklin, comprising two frame
dwellings and large rooming house
for a consideration of $500. Thi.
enables her to care for the public in
the way OF lodgings better than ever
| a husipcee in which cha hoe boon uu;t6