Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

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returned to Olympia after an extend
ed trip to Walla Walla and Eastern
Oregon points.
J. w. Gardiner, of the firm of J. f.
Gardiner & Son, Gate City merchants,
made pleasant call upon the STAND,
ARD, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Bosworth have
arrived here from Wenatchee to spend
| the Winter with their daughter, Mrs.
G. W. Schatier.
4 marriage license was issued Tues
day to w. q. Parker and Miss Flossie
James, both we'll known young people
OF Grand Mound.
1t seems that the series of dances to
have been given by the knights OF Py-
thias have been postponed for lack Of
interest at this time.
The German ship Ariadne took
away cargo OF over a million and "A
half of lnmber from this port for
Chill, few days ago.
The STANDARD has quite a list of
readers in and about Los Angeles, Cal,
Of Olympians who are wintering in
that land of sunshine.
Mr.. Luther l.. Lathrop and Miss
Grace NJ. Frace of Olympia, were
united in marriage, Saturday, Rev. j.
N. Mcdonald officiating.
Roxy" Moore is slowly but steadily
recovering from the injuries he sus-
tanned by fall few days ago, but
his arm is still quite painful.
Miss Flora Taylor, a bright young
lady of New Kamilchie, has just passed
the Eighth grade and been admitted
to the High school at Ballard.
Louis F. Henderson, q resident of
this city fourteen years ago, now of
Moscow, Idaho, was here looking after
his property interests this week.
Rev. VIM. Hohberger, pastor of the
First Lutheran church of this city, or
ganized church society at Roy, Sun
day, with eleven COMMITMENTS.
Gordon Mackey, frank Couer and
S. J. Jetfs have been appointed a COM
mittee on behalf of the Elks to make
preparations for ball on New Years
night.
The differences between the shingle
weavers' union and the Capitol Shingle
Co. have been satisfactorily adjusted
and on Monday next the mill will be
completely unionized.
Miss Marie Lammon, the elocution.
list, a relative Of Joe Lammon OF this
city, is seriously i'll with typhoid.
pneumonia, and is confined to St.
Joseph's hospital in Tacoma.
The cost OF the newly constructed
sheds over the original State capitol
foundation, just completed by gang
of wOrkmen under Ed. Cotter, foots up,
for material and labor, $869.90.
The Santa Barbara made her last
run from San Francisco to this port
in Is hours. She brought up 50 pas.
sengers and full cargo of freight, ITO
tons of which was for this place.
Mr.. George Avery has added a com.
plete assortment of electrical supplies
to his musical goods, and will, doubt
less, hereafter be able to regulate the
rythm of sweet melody by ohms and
volts.
Mrs. F. C. Owings carried off the
honors in five hundred at the enter.
tainment given by Mrs. Redpath, on
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Cavan.
augh wac made the possessor of the
club prize.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller and son, Pen,
Miller, returned to Seattle Tuesday
after q visit to relatives here. They
were accompanied by Miss Maude Nc
Fadden, who will visit with them for
a few days.
The High school pupils and teachers
observed Thanksgiving with an ex.
cellent programme at the High school
Wednesday afternoon, which was en-.
joyed by large gathering of relatives
and friends.
Miss Irene Johnson came up from
Seattle Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen johnson. She was &C.
companied by her friend Miss Char
lotte Nelson.
Samuel Blumer. late of Dawson,
Alaska, has bought the City Bakery
and Restaurant of Chas. Koppler, and
will hereafter conduct that popular
business, and eudeavor to put it strict.
ly in the lead.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Dewitt has sold to G.
Avery her 200 acre ranch in the south.
west quarter of section and north
west quarter OF section 9, township Is
north, range west, for the cousiders-
ton Of $1,000.
The Western Union gang of fifteen
men we're in this place Saturday, plac-
ing another direct wire between Port
land and Seattle. The new wire is
copper, said to have seven times the
conduc,ivity OF iron.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles pro.
pose to initiate . clase of one hundred
new members just before Christmas.
The matter is now we'll under way,
and q big time is being planned for
the occasion Yea! Yea!
The schedule OF the steamer Gas.
we'll on the North Bay service will be
as follows: Leave Percival's dock on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 8 A. NJ, returning on alternate days.
It went into effect Tuesday.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held yesterday in the Congregational
Church. An Offering was taken for
the destitute and friendless, to be dis
pensed by the Ministerial Association,
Rev. A. G. Sawin. President.
Harry v. Cross. q young man 20
years of age, who was killed by q run
away team, in Seattle, last Friday,
Was son OF ]. ]. Cross, who ten years
ago was . resident of this city and
leader Of the theater orchestra.
hoffman has received q carload of
toys and our many readers in the