Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-09-15

county, whose execution Is set at
Walla Walla for to-day.
Miss Anna V. Morgan. OF this city,
and W. p Nance, of Dewatto, we're
married in Seattle. Tuesday evening
by Rev. A. NJ. Matthews.
Mrs. w. H. Grant, who has been
visiting her parents, VI. q. Simmons
and wife, OF Mud Bay, has returned to
her home at South Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Banks will open
the Eastside Restaurant in the build
ing formerly occupied by the Women's
Exchange, next Wednesday.
1t j. well for advertisers To Iemem.
her that the STANDARD is the paper
that is well circulated in all parts of
Thurston and neighboring counties.
Waldo Moore has been removed
from his room in the Dolan building
to his fathers home on Capitol hill
His condition remains quite critical.
I. F. Mentzer, Tenino's hustler,
has Just completed business building
there and it i. said he is about to begin
the construction OF another. Thus
Tenino grows.
J. II. Sumpter, OF Yelm, has pur-
chased the Commercial lodging house
of Fred Ernst. The latter, with his
family, have gone to Seattle to enter
into the same business
Clyde Patton, a son of County Com
missioner Robt. Patton, has been sue
cessful in securing one of the contested
scholarships offered by the Post-Intel-
Hgemcer. There were twenty awards.
A iloss-candy machine is in opera.
ton at Davis confectionery store. Its
product comes IS near being "sweet-
ened wind" as anything can possibly
approximate that hitherto mythical
similitude.
The steamer Santa Barbara arrived
Sunday night, about 9 o'clock. She
did not come to Percivals dock,
however, having discharged Olympia
freight at Tacoma, to be brought up
the local steamers.
The Tenino school opened last week
with Prof. l. T. Stwalley as principal.
Miss Ida Cuplin as intermediate and
Miss Lillian Abernethy in the prim.
airy departments. There is a total
enrolment OF lis pupils.
The thriving little city of Tenino is
thinking strongly of presenting a petit
ton to the County Commissioners for
incorporation of the town. This will
be q move in the right direction. TIE.
nino should have been incorporated
long ago.
Quite a number OF excellent speci.
mems OF vegetables and fruit have
gone over to the Portland Fair, from
this county, the past week, and it is
intended that shipments be made, If
possible, twice week. till close of the
big show.
Henry M. Murphy, OF the STANDARD,
and family, returned from visit to
the Portland Fair, Tuesday. They
seem to think that the truth had not
all been told of the wonderful things
to be seen and heard at the great
exhibition.
The suit of Leopold Schmidt vs..
Olympia Light & Power Co., involving
title to the lower Tumwater falls has
been sent back by the Supreme Court
for review. The Superior Court sus.
tanned q demurrer to the reply, on
which appeal was based.
An action to enjoin . sale OF the
Fleetwood farm, on Chambers prairie,
has been instituted by the defendants,
against . judgment in favor of the
Fawcett Bros. Of Tacoma. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleetwood claim an exemption
on the ground that the farm is their
homestead.
The Olympian is fitting up truly
palatial quarters in the hoffman build
ing, corner of Sixth and Washington.
The machinery will be installed in the
new stand, early next week, when Bro.
King says the provsrbial "latch string"
will always be hanging out to visitors
and patrons.
It was announced by President
Streets 1t the Chamber of Commerce
meeting Tuesday night, that Engineer
Mills has recommended Federal ap-
preparation for harbor improvements
here. The object, as recommended, is
to deepen tho channel from IL to 20
feet at low tide, and widen it from $50
to 800 feet or more.
Charles Thompson, q "gemmen oh
collah." interested in . dog fight,
Sunday afternoon, "handed out q
bunch of fives," as the pugilists say,
TO Officer McNair, when he attempted
to restore order between the combative
CANNES. He was jailed, however, and
the next day subjected to q fine OF
$40 and costs for resisting an officer.
Judge Allen is meeting with very
general endorsement from those in
authority for Receiver of the Land
Office, to succeed Mr.. Scobey, who has
rendered his resignation. Senators
Ankeny and Piles. Representatives
Jones and Cushman, Gov. Mead, ex.
Gov. McGraw, Judge Whitson, and
others, have signed his recommends
ton for the place.
The Taxpayers League want every
body interested in the tax.roll to be
present at q called meeting to be held
on Saturday, the 23d inst. at P. NJ.
in the courtroom, at which Mr.. Alline
the County Attorney, will suggest
some plans which, by cooperation
may be made to subserve tho interest.
Of economy. Make il point to A.
tend. II will pay you.
The Gospel Tent has moved from
the hilltop on Westside to the loca.
ton on Third and Main, where the
merry.go.round ground out dulcet dis
cord the first two weeks in July. It.
projectors say they are fishers fol
men, and if so they have certainly
selected q splendid place for casting
the line, a. iniquity fairly bristlel
about that corner at times.
The Rector's Guild OF ST. Johns