Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-04-24

tenantless. Rider had been afflicted
with mild form OF smallpox.
The next service OF the German
Evangelical Lutheran CONGREGATION
Will be held in the United Presbvter
ian Church, on Fourth and Jefferson
streets, next Sunday, at P. NJ.
Littlewood, the young man with a
penchant for marrying old women, is
again free, having secured divorce by
default of his last wife and is now
ready Tor further marital adventures.
A party OF gypsies passed through
our town few days ago. They are
accused of having appropriated a lit
tie black pony, from farm near Sher.
lock, the property of Alexander Bailey
Col. Sobieski will lecture to night in
the NJ. +. Church on the subject oil
Temperance. No fee will be charged
and as the speaker has national
reputation, the auditorium should be
filled.
Mrs. Dora Roberts has bought lot
in the Barnes block fronting on Fifth
street, between Adams and Jefferson
OF J. c. McClelland, paying 81, 700 for
1t and fractional part of the adjoin.
ing lot.
E. G. Gabel, of Seattle, has snc-
ceeded Arthur L. Frick, AS cashier oil
the Northern Pacific freight depot in
this city. Mr.. Frick will remain here,
having accepted position as account
ant in local bank.
Representative Zenker OF Lewis
county, was in town yesterday. He
has bought timber claim OF I2O
acres, near the boundary line OF Lewis,
this county, from d. w. Bagshaw, of
Oakville, for 81 400.
The Williamson-White logging com
pany. operating delivery from camps
between this city and Tenino, have
about seventy men in their employ
at present, and are delivering an ex-
cellent quality of timber.
Mrs. Alta Hatch, OF Los Angeles,
Cal, has become a resident of our city
as Reader of the Christian Science or
ganization, which will hereafter hold
stated meetings in Grand Army hall.
She will reside at the Olympia.
The Multnomah was late Monday
night in consequence of an accident to
her exhaust pipe, which had to be re-
paired in Seattle. Mishaps are so in.
frequent to this lucky craft that this,
though trivial in its nature, is of some
interest.
The outgoing passengers this week
over the o. r. N. and U. P. were: j.
b. Prichard, Faulkton, S. Oak; Mrs.
J. E. Connolly, San Francisco, Cal.
B. l.. Beadle and H. J. Healy, Fresno,
CAL, and +. A. Yanger and wife, Chi.
cago, Ill.
The presentation OF the family por-
trait in the Benson trial over which
Morrell's murderer was to perform the
weaping act, could not have been more
effective had it been accompanied by q
calcium effect aud orchestral accom-
paniment.
If you want the best bread and
pastry in town 60 to the cold Home
stead" for them. A specially is also
made of the coffee served at the tables,
and the luncheons are accompanied
by those excellent appetizers-cleanli-
ness and dispatch.
The tug Blue Star brought up Haw-
ley's merry-go.round from Shelton
Monday, where it has been doing q
splendid business for two weeks past.
1t has gone to Centralia. and after q
short season there will 60 upon the
road for summers tour.
Edward c. Brown, of Gate, was mar.
ried to Miss Alice Nj. Couch, of Cedar.
vile, Wednesday, in the parlors of the
Commercial House, this city, by Rev.
Henry L. Badger. The groom is brake
man on the logging train running
from Chehalis county to this city.
The Modern Woodmen, who have al
ready membership of over az even
hundred, have resolved to double it
within two months. If the secret So
cieties keep on with their work OF
proselyting, the outside barbarians
will become exceedingly scarce in this
community.
It is not too much to say that the
verdict OF the Benson jury has created
universal surprise. and if such meager
protection is accorded administrators
of the law there will be less aspirants
for the offices which require person al
contact with the vicious classes, and
doubtless more lynch law.
d. J. Bigelow has leased his milk
business, known as East Olympia
Dairy, to Frank Koch and Nick Field.
man, of Tacoma, for a term OF five
years, and they have bought his cows
wagons and appliances connected
Herewith. The business will be man.
aged by the new proprietors in person.
The four-year-old daug of Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Drake, of Mud Bay,
met with . painful and serious acci.
dent few days ago. She and her six.
year-old brother were playing with an
Ak when the little boy accidentally
chopped his little sisters fingers, sever.
ing two fingers and the thumb on the
left hand.
A burglar entered the residence OF
Geo. G. Mills, on West Thirteenth
street, Friday night, and carried away
q $40 cut-glass dish and q $3.50 dia.
mond brooch. A peculiar circum-
stance is that it took place at about
the same time the Madge residence,
on Tenth street, was placed under
contribution.
1t is to be regretted that the matter
OF erection of wooden structures with.
in the fire limits was not determined
definitely by the courts, for further
guidance. The matter of Vietzen has
been settled by a change OF plan, to
build brick building, instead of ex.
tending the frame structure, in the
rear OF the Mottman block.
The lodge of Elks which once flour
isbed in this CITY. ia tn he reinstated