Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-03-27

delegate to the Grand Court Forester
OF America, which meets at AberJee,
IN May. Hugh Ross was elected a
alternate.
W. A. Van Epps has purchased from
Mrs. G. l.. Henderson one lot and tw,
houses on Tenth street, between MAR
and Washington, for a considerable,
OF 81 200.
The Shelton Transportation Co
have Tor the past week been maxim,
repairs to the steamer City of Shelton
at Ballard. The Irene has been or
the route.
Commencing tomorrow the onl,
boat out will be the Capital City, or
the morning run, to afford opportunity
Tor repairs to the "Old Reliable" the
Multnomah.
W. .. Bush, who has been a patient
at the hospital the past several weeks
has been discharged as cured, anc
returned this week to his home or
Bush Prairie.
Miss Catherine DeLand, of Tacoma
ls on visit to her aunt in this city
Mrs. d. B. Johns. She is a student in
Whitworth College, and will spend he,
holidays here.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Griggs has began an &C.
ton for divorce from her husband
Elias ?. Griggs, in the Superior Court
OF this county, on the grounds OF cruel
treatment and desertion.
Miss Agnes Debris died at her home
at South Union, Sunday, of typhoid
fever. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment
was made in Bush Prairie cemetery.
The following passengers over the
U. p. and o. R. N, this week, were
Mrs. Maria c. Nomensen, Chris. Don.
ges, Felix Donges, Frank VonRotz,
New York, and w. J. Crushaw, Victor,
Col.
Notwithstanding the manager
OF the theater staked his reputation on
the excellence of Reaping the Har
vest" which appeared Wednesday
night, it was greeted by very small
audience.
Mrs. NJ. A. Palmer died at hel
home at Grand Mound on the 10Th
inst, OF typhoid fever. She was q
member of the Degree of Honor, A
0. U. w., and leaves a husband and
three children.
VIM. B. Powe has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF hi.
father, whose sudden death on The
street was reported in January. Al
surviving heirs join in petition fol
his appointment.
The funeral of the twin babies o.
the Brassfield family took place yes
terday, the interment being delayed
to enable the father to return from
the eastern part of the State, where III
had gone before their death.
Horatio Alliug is about to build a
handsome and commodious residence
on the Christopher addition neal
Tumwater. The building will be q
by 40 feet in size, two stories in heigh,
and will contain seven rooms.
Dan. Donahoe, the demented shin
gle-weaver, who attempted suicide &
short time ago, by swallowing carbolis
acid, has been adjudged insane and
was taken last Tuesday to the Steil
accom- hospital for these unfortunates
The steamship Senator left the
Sound for San Francisco Wednesday
and the next steamer for that destina
ton will be the City of Puebla, Mon
day. The next steamer for Alaskan
ports will be the City of Seattle, Sun
day.
w. r. Dunbar, of Vancouver, g
brother of Judge Dunbar OF this city
is not improving in health, and the
Judge spent several days lately in 9
visit to him, and Mrs. Dunbar will
leave tomorrow to spend some time al
his bedside.
Mr.. Goss' attorneys motion to re.
open the case OF damages against the
State in capitol construction was
granted by Judge. Linn. to enabl.
them an opportunity to offer addition
al testimony. The case Was contin
ued till April 9th.
w. H. Treisch has bought OF Mrs
Elizabeth Miller lots 2 and 8 of blocl
so, Swans addition. The propert,
fronts on both Fourth and Fifth streets
between Ounce and Eastside streets
constituting tract across the block
The price paid was 81 ,45O.
The local lodge of Modern Wood
men has located G. L. Laury, tn
guardian Of Guy L. Clark. for whom
tho lodge lately received q check 70
$4,000. Laury is Treasurer Of Sno
homish county and his ward, the boy
resides with him at Snohomish.
VIM. Mitchell, of Tumwater, is put
ting in q fine cement driveway from
the street to his residence and q pat
ent automatic gate that is opened ant
! closed by the wheels Of his bugg.
coming in contact with levers, with
out the slightest effort on the part o
the driver.
Near South Union, Tuesday, at tn
residence OF the brides parents, Johl
H. Chase was united in matrimony t
Miss NJ. Pearl Brainard. Rev. Chas
Brownlee, OF South Union, officiating
They will reside at West Sound, wher
Mr.. Chase is engaged in the shingl'
and steamboat business with hi
father.
The body of Thomas Guslander still
remains unburied at Tumwater, al
though his supposed death resulte'
nearly three weeks ago. The parent
still insist that his interment shall no
be made until it is positively showl
that he is dead. As yet quite q mum
Der of the conditions OF dissolution ar
not apparent.
Mrs. NJ. Martensen, and Chris
Donges and son, left Saturday TO
Germany to visit their old homes. Thu
former goes to Frensburg, q small
town in Schleswig- Holstein, and viii
DO absent q year. Mr.. Donges gOe