Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-08

And the goose honks high"
The picnic season is approaching.
The two local bands have consoli-
dated.
The 4th of July comes on Saturday
this year.
Dayton Williams departed yesterday
for Alaska.
Miss Mary N. Myers is reported ill
with tonsilitis.
c. b. Mann paid Seattle business
visit this week.
Harry McElroy visited down-Sound
points this week.
George Biles has gone to Seattle to
spend the summer.
The season for bicycles on the side
walk has now passed.
S. j. Burrows is suffering from cry
sipelas OF the right foot.
Mrs. l.. Bettman is recovering from
brief, but severe illness.
The elevator in the McKcuny build.
ing is laid Off for repairs.
Social dances were held at Yelm
and Oakville Saturday night.
James Twohy, of Mud Bay, is re.
covering from severe illness.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club
will meet with Mrs. Reavis to-day.
NJ. C. Simmons accidentally fell and
fractured his shoulder Sunday night.
Roy Deal is on a visit to his brother,
B. X. Deal, the popular tonsorial artist.
The weather report reads: ITO.
day showers; probably fair tomorrow"
Miss Augusta Avery has been wrest-
ling with the grippe the past few days.
Roderick L. Macleay, of Portland, is
on a visit to his aunt, Mrs. Anna
Macleay.
Albert Darling proposes going to
Alaska in his new launch, recently
completed.
Mrs. A. B. Cooley has returned to
Matlock after a several days visit to
the Capital City.
Miss Lulu Kindred was up from Ka-
milchie, this week. on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Num-.
Mr.. Geo. c. Israel has given his wife
q beautiful horse and An elegant phae-
ton as a birthday present.
w. w. Eaton and Emma Parmenter,
both of Yelm, were united in marriage
by Judge Giles, yesterday.
The new Jail is now in use, the two
prisoners having been transferred to
the new quarters Monday.
The tug Olympic was in the harbor
Wednesday for raft of logs destined
for the Port Blakeley mill.
State immigration Commissioner A.
w. Frater and wife returned to their
home in Seattle yesterday.
Michael ]. Neylon, the prosperous
farmer and " Mayor" Of Delphi, was q
visitor to the city this week.
The High School team will play a
game of baseball with nine from St.
Martins College, TO morrow.
Tickets over the Northern Pacific
to and from Olympia will be sold at
one fare on Roosevelt Day."
The County Commissioners were in
session Monday. devoting most of the
day to the consideration of bills.
The music pupils of Providence
Academy will give their fourth annual
recital, at the school, this afternoon.
There is no evidence in sight that
the late trouble among the brewers
has decreased the size of GROWERS"
Mrs. F. L. Morgan has returned to
her home at Hoquiam after a pleas.
ant visit to relatives and friends here.
The little daughter OF Prof. ..Slayne
OF the Peoples University, is threat.
ened with an attack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Jessie Wilcox, of the Recorde,
staff, returned few days ago from 9
three weeks visit to relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard is over from
Vancouver, B. c., on q visit to hel
mother, Mrs. s. T. Wyman, who is i'll.
The Block system of automatic sig
mil hA knl0 Id l.. o.A
at the tunnel, by the Northern Pacific
Miss Estelle Fisher was the guest oil
honor, Monday evening, at q Japanese
party given by Miss Chapelle Skill
man.
James Bryce, a skilled machinist
arrived this week from New York tc
take position in Listers Pioneer Iron
Works.
The Superior Court in the Glassford
case has awarded the guardianship Of
his little daughter, Georgia, to he,
grandparents.
The Olympia Maroons were defeated
by the Montesano baseball nine, on
the old fair grounds, last Sunday, by
ascore of IL to 5.
The Olympia Iron Works have
been authorized by the City Council
to place the Silsby fire engine in con-
dition for service.
The semi-centennial reunion of the
Pioneers Association of Washington
will be held at Madison Park, Seattle
on June I'd and Sd.
The Socialists will formally dedicate
their quarters in the Hale block next
Sunday. William McDevitt will make
the leading address.
John Mcdonald was brought to the
hospital last evening from one Of Dor.