Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-01

upper falls, about where the oldtime
Barnes-Hays mills stood.
The Santa Barbara arrived Monday,
little late on her own previous record.
bringing about 100 tons OF merchan-
disc for our business men.
Miss Emily Lyle, daughter OF DIR.
Lyle, OF Port Townsend, is rapidly re-
covering from severe siege of scarlet
fever at st. Peters hospital.
The steamship City OF Puebla sailed
Tor San Francisco, to-day; ID. 5. Wat
con and Archie Chisholm were pat.
sengcrs by her from this city.
Mr.. III. T. Jones has leased the
Hartman residence on Eas, Bay Ave
nue., which will he his home soon as
his family arrives from Spokane.
All STANDARD subscribers living on
the two rural delivery routes, will en-
sure handling OF their mail matter BY
leaving their names at this office.
Miss Blanche Stretch, teacher OF the
Hunters Point school, is confined to
the home Of her grandfather, Aaron
Hartsock, in this city, with illness.
Joseph Hcder has bought OF Emile
hickman two lots on the northeast
corner OF Seventh and Adams streets,
paying therefore the sum OF 81 800.
Leon Louis Cooper, and Miss Jane
Adams of Olympia, were united in
wedlock, Monday, Rev. w. S. Crockett
of the Christian church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Filley went to
Tacoma to witness Mrs. Campbell's
rendition of I he Joys of Living" at
Tacoma Theater, Wednesday night.
The work Of laying sewer pipes be-
tween Main and Franklin and along
the later to Fifteenth street, has been
completed by the Street Commissioner.
c. Will Shaffer, Gordon Mackay and
c. S. Reinhart have been selected to
examine applicants for admission to
the bar, which will be held on May ii
and Is.
Max J. Weatherby has bought 90
acres in section 80, township Is, l
west, east Of the city, known as the
Cavanaugh place, for consideration
OF $500.
Bob" Collins, logger, accidentally
tipped over can of boiling water from
the stove in Franks" saloon, Satur-
day, severely scalding himself in sew
eral places.
Fred Holmes, a knee-bolter" in
the Capital City Single Mill, on
Westside, lost finger, Monday, by its
coming in contact with the saw he
was operating.
Joseph Roy, of Woonsocket, r. l.,
has sold to Edmund Rice, Jr., the
south half Of the southwest quarter Of
section ii, township 16, one west.
Consideration 500.
Our two local bands will soon begin
season of open. air concerts in Capt.
toll Park, which are so greatly enjoyed
by our people each year during the
fine summer evenings.
Frohman's London Company, play
ing The Second Mrs. Tanquery" and
other first-class plays, has attracted
many of our people to Seattle and Ia
coma theaters the past week.
The outgoing passengers, this week,
over the o. r. N. and U. p. were
Herman J. Anders, Chicago, Ill. ; d. NJ.
Cune, wife and daughter, Nebraska
City, Neb., and A. H. Whiteside,
Kingman, KS.
Our local blacksmith shops were
closed Saturday in honor of the State
Convention of the Master Association of
HOrseshOers, which was held at Ia
coma. Most of our horseshoers were
in attendance.
The Olympia Development Co. have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: A. P. Howard, Presi-
dent; A. A. Phillips, Vice President
Geo. H. Uhler, Secretary, and A. S.
Cation, General Manager.
Word has been received of the en-
gagement of Miss Brownie Bagley,
daughter OF c. B. Bagley, formerly OF
Olympia, TO Mr.. Hammond, we'll
known Seattle newspaper man. The
wedding will take place in June.
The School Clerk has been author.
izeG by the Board of Directors to Offer
a reward of $50 for information which
will secure the conviction OF the mis-
creant who attempted to burn the
Lincoln school building, a few nights
ago.
Tenino seems to have boom as well
as the capital city. A deed was placed
on record this week of the sale of lots
Z and 8, block 46, Of Hodgdon's add.
ton, for 1925. Hitherto town lots in
Tenino addition have had only q nom
inal value.
w. o. Clark, OF San Juan, is now
draughtsman of the Land Commits
sioner's Office made vacant by promo
ton of E. E. Hincks to the position oil
Chief Engineer, to complete the sur
vey of harbOr areas authorized by &C,
of the last Legislature.
The fire boys we're called out yester
day afternoon to extinguish q blaze in
The Cottage" free.and easy resort
in the lower part of town. All the
furniture had been carried out before
it was discovered that this precaution
airy measure was unnecessary.
The Capital City Military Band
Saturday night serenaded Brad Hill
and bride, who had just returned from
a brief wedding tour on the sound
The band members were afterward.
entertained at Doane's by Mr.. Hill
now representing, OF course, himsel
and family"
A man named S. A. Carter was
fined $40 and costs by Justice Giles
Tuesday, for engaging in a stree,
fight with two other men, corner o.
Main and Fifth, when our ever.vigi
liant police discovered the disturbance
and ran him in as the principal cause
of the ARRAY.
A stranger giving the name of Johr