Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-07-05
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lew .NUhSon WAS up from SllcitOf
during the week
y son was born To Mrs. Emery
Chaplin, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wiley are the
Joyous parents of Il baby girl.
Miss Olive Oyerhul>e left Wcdncs-
day for an extended visit East
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Antisdrl hav,
returned from British Columbia.
Mrs. jeff Whitney. of Ballard, is
visiting her father, Robt. McNair.
Miss Stella Haskell of Chatsworth.
H., is visiting Mrs \. f. Stanford
The veterans of Illinois of this city.
have formed an old Soldiers Club. >
Fred Munson has returned and
taken position in Hill 5 drug store.
Miss Bertha Watrous has taken a
position as clerk in \. l.. kreider' S
book store.
Mrs. Howard Gray and family have
established camp for the summer at
Pickering Pass.
The Women of WOodcraft have
changed their place of meeting to
Odd Fellows hall.
The order OF Owls have leased the
Woodman hall from the Eagles for a
term of three years.
The city paid its semi-annual inter-
est on bonds Tuesday, to the State,
amounting to $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. George have sold
their lodging house on West Fourth
street to b. NJ. Price.
A case of smallpox is under quaran-
tine on the abandoned long wharf, at
the foot of Main street.
Mrs. p. NJ. Troy and Mrs. Stanton
Rowell spent the Fourth with their
parents at Port Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McAllister, of
Tumwater, left, few days ago. for a
visit to relatives in Ohio.
Miss Mary Clough has closed her
school at Matlock and returned to
her home south of this city.
The Misses Dayton, of Portland,
are over on visit to their grand
mother, Mrs. VIM. McMicken.
The receipts of the U. S. Land
Office in this city the past quarter,
ending June Both, have aggregated
$4,000.
DR.. Geo. V. LYDIA of Olympia and
Miss Bertha H. Krick of Belling-
ham, were married, few days ago,
in Seattle.
George S. Allen, of South Tacoma,
was here couple of days this week.
He is now interested in a planning
mill there.
The STANDARD will soon begin the
publication of a new serial story en-
titled The Rogue's March," by E.
w. Horning.
Mrs. Mary Lyman shipped her
household goods to Seattle, last Sat-
urday, where she intends to make
her future home.
W. o. Montgall and Miss G.. NJ.
BOnney were united in marriage last
Saturday, in this city. They are
residents of Roy.
Felix Donges and Adrian Carson,
Olympia boys, have been awarded
gold medals, at St. Martins College,
for good conduct.
Mrs. Lulu Smith and her daugh-
tiers, Bernice and Margaret, are en-
route from Honolulu for this city,
their future home.
George Schaler and Miss Isia E.
Thompson, both of Tacoma, were
joined in wedlock by Rev. Walter S.
Crockett, Monday.
V. H. Gilmore and Elva Hall, both
of Tenino, and Fred G. Olson and
Permelia James, of Olympia, were
married, this week.
Eugene Taylor came up from Oys-
ter Bay Tuesday to purchase a sup
ply of fire works which were fired off
on the bay last night.
A. L. Stewart and Miss Winnifred
Mulberry, were married Sunday at
the Carlton, Rev. r. NJ. Hayes per-
forming the ceremony.
Olympia School District No. l is
advertising for bids for furnishing
wood to the several schools of the
city, in this issue of the STANDARD.
The Fruit Growers Association of
ThurstOn County opened their head
quarters at the Sea Food Co. S build
ing on West Fourth street bridg:,
Monday
Tumwater directors have secured
plans of an architect for construction
of $4,000 school-house, and bids
will be opened on the 10th inst. for
erection of the same.
George T. Reed was appointed, last
week, by Gov. Mead, a Superior
Judge of the Pierce County Court, to
nil the vacancy caused by the death
of Judge Thad Huston.
Fred Roetter, charged with viola
ton OF the estray law in not report
ing an animal taken up by him, was
acquitted Saturday of any intention
OF fraud, by verdict of a jury.
Miss Janet Taylor left Monday for
an extended visit in Detroit, Boston,
Providence and New Brunswick, the
latter being her former home. which
She has not visited for many years.
Oliver W. Stewart, of Chicago. a
temperance lecturer of considerable
note will deliver two addresses in
this city at the theater, this after
noon and evening, at go and 8
o'clock.
George R. Cummings and Miss
Clara Sheldon were married Sunday
morning, at the residence of the
brides parents, Plum Station. Rev.
Graham, Of Tumwater, performing
the ceremony.
According to reports, portions of
the sidewalk on the north side of
Fourth street few rods east of the
opera house need repairs in order TO
prevent injuries to pedestrians. and
J save the city from possible damage
suits; An ounce of prevention is
worth pound OF cure