Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-12-18

at the home of Edward Roles Of Lutte
MOCK. Also a son to the wife of Jas.
welsh, of the same place.
The Elks are discussing the matter
OF giving a minstrel performance some
tlme In February and a ball ut The
Olympia on New Years eve.
The Trades Council OF this city has,
by resolution, condemned the boycott
OF the Seattle Brewing & Mailing Co.,
by the Western Central Labor Union.
j. l.. Mossman is now Postmaster at
lelm, and P. 3. Van Trump, his pre-.
decessor, who has had charge of the
Office the past score of years, intends
to move to Seattle.
Mrs. Harriet f. Story, died at her
home at Montesano, on the 10th inst,
aged 13 years. She was quite well
known In Olympia, where she fire.
quently visited friends.
A Seattle woman has obtained iudg-
ment for 1888 against that city for
injuries received by falling on slip.
perry sidewalk. The Supreme Court
has affirmed the judgment.
The Supreme Court has rendered a
decision which takes away the right
OF logging companies to condemn
rights-of-way for logging roads, chutes
or streams or water courses.
Now that the old year is drawing to
close we request those who are in
debted to the STANDARD to square up
their accounts, and thereby start in
the new year on the safe side.
James Henry Ogle, son OF William
Ogle, eight years of age, died Monday,
after a short illness. The funeral
rites were held Wednesday at the fam
lily residence on Eighth street.
Don't forget the B. L. Hill Drug
Co.'S store in making up your list Of
love-tokens for Christmas. They al
ways have something suitable and at
tractive for the holiday season.
Four of the Bordeaux logging camps
near Shelton closed down Monday,
and will remain closed until the LIST OF
February, throwing about 200 men
temporarily out OF employment.
Simenson still holds the lead in
optical works. He has a splendid as
sOrtment of gold frames to which
lenses will be fitted 10 order alter the
eyes they are intended for are tested.
Mills & Cowles' show windows arc
always attractive, and especially so
now, when everybody 10 keeping his
eye "open" for objects of beauty as
we'll as utility for seasonable presents.
The new Superintendent OF the in.
sane asylum at Steilacoom, is w. H.
McLeish, who has been Assistant
Superintendent some time. Wilmot
D. Reed has been appointed Assistant.
TT. McBratney suffered q peculiar
and painful accident while shoeing q
horse Monday. The animal suddenly
moved his hoof catching the shoe on a
finger ring and badly decorating the
member.
A. N. Sargent. the judgment credi-
tor, was the purchaser of the Alfred
place, about . mile southeast of Roch-
ester, sold on execution Saturday. 1t
brought the amount of the claim and
costs, 81, 1875.
The remainder of the Sabin estate
was sold Tuesday to Mrs. SAINT Yeager
for the sum of $3.50. The purchase
consists of q half lot adjoining Co.
lumbia Hall, and three lots on the
outskirts of the city.
Sheriff Brewer of Snohomish county
visited the capital this week to obtain
extraditi0n papers for Victor H.
Heath, wanted to answer for obtain
ing money under false pretenses, now
held at Heppner, Oregon.
Glance in the store windows OF
Churchill, the stationer. if you want
to see . fine array of appropriate arti.
Giles for holiday presents. This house
always keeps we'll in advance Of de-
mand in seasonable goods.
Mrs. Jacob Hunsacker, of Everett. is
seriously i'll, in Portland, OF pneumo-
MIA, whittier che is on visit to her
daughter who is attending school in
that city. Mrs. H. is q daughter of
Andrew Chambers. of this county.
VIM. H. Mitchell has leased for q
term Of three years 80 acres Of land
adjoining his home in Tumwater, to
the Pioneer Dairy Co., who will oper-
ate their extensive dairy thereon be-
ginning on the 1st of next March.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
judgment Of the Superior Court oil
Spokane, which sentenced Frank
Sienz to two years imprisonment. for
granddaughter in driving over M. w.
Orion, inflicting injuries from which
he died.
Mrs. Mary Fell. who had been aresi.
dent Of Olympia but few days, died
on the 18th inst, at the home Of heI
son, Jas. Fell, at the age Of 81 years,
The funeral was held Sunday, 1t 2 80
P. NJ, under the direction Of w. h.
Whiteside.
John Collins, ct work in Bordeaux
camp in the Black Hills, was brought
in Saturday, suffering from broken
ribs that had resulted from being
struck by q falling tree. Four ribs
were broken and his right knee was
seriously bruised.
The Northern Pacific Express Office
will with the beginning Of the new
year be removed to tho Woodruff
block in the room next to the alley. A
window and door have heen cut on the
south side, and other improvements
are being made in the room.
A week of prayer recommended by
the Evangelical Alliance. beginning
on the Sd prox., will be observed by all
Christian churches throughout the
world. Special meetings will be held
by some Of our local churches and
others will unite for daily services.
A double wedding took place al
Lacey, Tuesday, in which ]. c. Rat
cliffe and Miss Grace E. Kinney, and
Lee Reder and Miss Cora Cochran
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