Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-10-30

kota with his family to permanently
locate here. He has purchased the
Stamey property on Eastside for "A
home.
Jameson's logging camp at Mud
Bay has been practically suspended
for time. while the railroad track Is
being extended to another body of
timber.
NJ. q. Royal was granted a divorce
from his wife, Tirzah b. Royal, by
Judge Linn, Wednesday. An arrange
ment was agreed upon as to commun-
ity interests.
b. F. Ruth, guardian OF the Barnhill
children, has leased the Iinklater farm
at Tanalquot, for a period of three
years, to o. A. Page, at an annual
rental OF $3.50.
Oly notes as fact that somebody
came down from Seattle" Had it
been Rec, we would not have been sur
prised at this palpable attempt to
make water run up hill.
The High School Girls Basketball
Club has made arrangements to hold
regular practice in the White build
ing on Fourth street, Friday after.
moons, beginning to-day.
Leo DeHart and ]. h. Littlejohn
returned yesterday from Seattle, where
Mr.. DeHart sold several RATS OF piles,
lately gotten out at South Bay. Mr..
L. went on a pleasure trip.
The Euterpe Musical Club will give
a public concert at The Olympia. on
Monday evening, beginning at S:l5,
with Miss Redinger, the talented
young per former, At the piano.
The Capital City Band, at q meet
ing held Tuesday night, decided to
hold no more rehesrsals until next
spring. The money in the treasury
was divided among its members.
Gus McNeal, a resident OF this
county a quarter OF century, left
Tuesday, for Kalispel. Mont, where he
will with his family, who leave in a
few days, make their future home.
The White building, formerly known
as the State Printing Office, besides
serving its new mission as a dance.
hall, is we understand, to be fitted
with a stage and give variety perform
ances.
The Thurston County Sunday School
Convention, held in the NJ. E. Church,
Sunday, elected the following officers
President, F. ]. Brown; Vice Presi-
dent, C. A. Marshall, and Treasurer,
Day Crandall.
In the case of Laura S. Hughes and
J. +. Hughes, respondents, against the
South Bay School district No. IL, ap.
pellant. the Supreme Court has de-.
MED the petition of the respondents
for a rehearing.
The old county Jail, on Sixth near
Adams, has been sold to Millard
Lemon for the sum of 500. The lot
makes Mr.. LIS property on the corner
a quarter of the block, he already own
ing the one beside it.
Robert Hawthorne's experience as q
" sub" for Ed. Johnson, as knot saw
yer in the Sherlock single mill, was
not altogether a pleasurable incident
in life's vicessitudes, As he returns
with the tip of finger missing.
Register If you want to vote at the
city election-that is, if you have not
already done so. Although year is
drawing to . close, q surprisingly
largo number of people have not yet
placed their names on the record.
J. c. CONNIE, of Yelm, came around
10 the STANDARD Office yesterday to
say goodbye, he with his wife and
Neo, leave by the Una
tilla, to-day. for Los Angeles, Cal,
whittier they 60 to spend the winter.
Pete Holthusen. of Atchisou, Kas.,
is on q visit to his brother, Carsten
Holthusen. of the Tony Faust Res.
tsurant. Pete was . resident of
Olympia fourteen years ago and At
that time conducted a cigar factory
on Fourth street.
The brewery at Tumwater has or.
ganized fire company of its employees,
fifteen in number. and they have
been equipped with chemical appara-
tins, and are 70 be subjected to drill
at stated times TO learn how to make
their services effective.
Madame Fisk became very i'll when
the hour for her appearance at Olym.
pia Theater came. 1t is said that her
illness was caused by glance ct the
seat.disgram showing the advance sale.
Our people do not take kindly to SUBJ
stitution of second-best.
Mr.. Scobey has organized . company
to manufacture from coal refuse q
form Of brick for fuel. It is called
Briquette and will supplant many
other forms of heat for warming and
cooking purposes. Articles of in.
corporation have been fled.
Mrs. Elizabeth OFT, of this city, is
honored by being the first widow in
this county to receive . pension for
service in the Indian war of 1855 6.
Her pension was received Saturday.
She is the widow OF Jacob OFT, who
died . number Of years ago.
A vaudeville theater is to be opened
in Woodruff Block, with . talented
troupe Of performers in specialties,
moving pictures and other novelties.
It seems that such . means of enter.
taipment will succeed here, as it
has met with good patronage in the
Gray's Harbor country.
Miss Clara steigler. Of the State
Superintendent Office, has just re-.
ceived from her brothers in Nome.
several pretty and unique souvenir
spoons. They represent miniature gold
pans with small nuggets showing in
the bottom, while the handles re-
semble Alaska salmon with silver scales
and gold fms.
Frank Russell and Francis Green.
wood were in the city from Oyster Bay
Tuesday, and reported that they had
killed bear near the head of the bay
Friday night, which measured seven