Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-22


all offices tributary to it, by the Depart
ment at Washington.
Gov. Mcbride has been invited tc
tour the State with President Roose,
welt. He met the Presidential party
at kalama this morning.
The Pioneer Iron Works has just
completed the rebuilding OF locomo.
tive, for the Mack Logging Co. 1t is
now practically good as new.
Albert Bradley, who pleaded guilty
to attempted larceny from person last
Saturday was sentenced Monday to q
year in the penitentiary by Judge
Linn.
Frank NJ. Kenny, the popular young
man who has charge of the business
office of the Olympia Brewing Co. in
this city, made visit to Wha,com
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Gunderson
passed through the city, Tuesday, on
their way home to Shelton, after an
enjoyable wedding trip in the East
and South.
The Fraternal Union Of America,
Saturday night, celebrated the fourth
anniversary of its establishment in
this city, with social session in Odd
Fellows hall.
Miss Mary Cassell and Miss Van
Eaton, teachers of the Peoples Uni
versity, are recovering from their siege
Of typhoid fever, but are still confined
to the hospital.
Capt. w. r. Ballard, who many
years ago owned and commanded the
steamer Zephyr, which ran between
this city and Seattle, was up from Sc.
attic this week.
Prof. Miller, who at one time con.
Quoted business college here, will re-
turn from Baker City, Ogn.. in a day
or so, with his family, to make Olym-
pia his future home.
Carsten Holthusen, Wednesday, re.
ceived from the East the deed to the
two lots on the northeast corner of
Fifth and Franklin streets, which he
lately purchased for s., 500.
The two children of Joseph Kullrich,
nightwatchman at the brewery bot
thing works, are i'll with scarlet fever.
The home, which is near the Lincoln
school, is under quarantine.
Albert l.. Steel, of Portland, has
been engaged by the Olympia baseball
team, to play during the present sea-
son. He is an ex-professional, and
said to be splendid player.
The war veterans will attend Me.
mortal services in body, at the First
Presbyterian church, Sunday, at 2 80
P. NJ. They will meet in their hall at
2 o'clock and march to the church.
Births have occurred in this city
within the past few days as follows ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tanner, a girl !;
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Merritt, a son, and
a daughter to the wife of Capt. Smith.
Bob burlington, a logger in one Of
Simpsons camps in Mason county,
was brought up to the hospital iu this
city, this week, suffering severe in.
juries from a side.winder" in falling
q tree.
Miss Emily Lyle, daughter of DR..
Lyle, of Port Townsend, who has been
confined to the hospital the past ten
weeks with scarlet fever and abscess,
left for her home yesterday, accom-
panied by her mother.
w. H Kneeland and ]. w. Ludgate
of Shelton, yesterday, purchased Mrs.
Lillian Gale Mason's one-third inter.
est in the Gale estate oyster lands
comprising nine acres on Oyster Bay.
The sale price was So. 500.
Alpha Encampment No. l, 1. o. O.
F., at their last meeting, elected the
following officers: Noble Grand, Stan
ton Rowell; Vice-Grsnd, F. NJ. Chase
Secretary, c. M. Moore; Trustees, L
H. Montgomery and E. E. Grin.
Adjutant General Drain advertisei
for sale by public auction . consider
able quantity of obsolete Quartermss
ter's supplies, June 10th, consisting
of tents, bed sacks, saddle blankets
blouses, uniform ornaments, etc.
At the Uniformed Rank competitiv.
drill, knights Of Pythias, At Seattle
Wednesday, the Olympia compan,
won the medal and prize, while Capt
Savidge received best Captains golt
medal, all the high hOnors awarded.
The Western Washington Logging
Co. has bought Of J. s. Boot, of Lol
Angeles, CAL, 160 acres of timber land
on the Summit road, in Black Hills fol
a consideration of $500. 1t lies il
section %, township Is, range 3 west.
A requisition of the Governor o
California was honored by our Stat
Executive this week, for George Rob
erts, who is wanted to answer for tn
crime of grand larceny in San Fran
cisco. He was apprehended at Seattle
c. z. Mason has purchased for ole
iron, from the Olympia Brewing Co.
the ice machine that was first in
stalled by Henry Finger when he es
tablished the ice plant at Tumwater
several years prior to the building o
the brewery.