Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-10-04

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sam Elni>on is afflicted with rlcu-
matl>im.
Revival services are in progress at
the Christian Church.
Walter CarncS and wife have gone
to Los Angeles, Cal, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. :. krrfoot have
returned from visit TO Kansas.
Mrs. Emma Hayes left yesterday
for visit to Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Olympia Hardware Co. has re-
ccived carload of heating stoves.
The Masonic hall has been remod-
cled and placed in tirst-claSs condi-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Whitaker. of Mud
Bay. is recovering from severe i'll
ness.
James Brown and Anna Helvcr.
Doth of Tacoma. were married in this
city, Tuesday.
Mrs j. c. Bell left this week for
her home in Nevada after a visit to
Miss Sadie Sapp.
Nine births and seven deaths have
been recorded in this city during the
month of September.
The homes of Ben Harris and Jake
Trip. near Rochester, were destroyed
by fire, few days ago.
The Pioneer Iron Works last Mon
day, shipped two more of their fam
Gus donkey yard engines to Portland.
Charles Patnude has received the
contract for placing the High school
cement walks and a gravel driveway.
State Treasurer Mills reports a
balance of $719, 615. 66 on hand at the
close of last months business, Sept.
Both.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday to w. H. Wendt of Vancouver
and Miss Alkaline Hoffneister of Sc
attic.
Mrs. VIM. Hartzell, of Carlisle, Pa,
arrived Sunday, and will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Algier.
Several of our mills are practically
closed from car-shOrtage. How long,
oh, how long, will present conditions
continue?
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Scott have
moved into their new home, just
completed, on the corner of Third
and Puget streets.
1t is reported that the single mill
operators of the whole State have
agreed to close down for four months,
beginning Nov. LIST.
1t was only burning chimney at
the Oxford saloon, on Fourth street,
that caused call from box 43, about
IL o'clock Tuesday night.
Mrs. Mary Shepard, died Sunday
morning, aged 80 years, of pleurisy.
The funeral rites were held Tuesday,
Rev, w. S. Brockett officiating.
The many friends of Mrs. Peter
McFarlane, residing on East Sixth
street, will be pleased to learn of her
recovery after spell of severe ILL
ness.
4 team of visiting members will
initiate a large class in Alpha En-
campment of Odd Fellows, at q spec
ial meeting tomorrow Saturday
night.
John T. Otis and family returned,
last Wednesday, from visit at the
home of Mrs. Otis mother, near
Portland. Mr.. o tbs health seems to
be improving.
Mrs. H. G. Richardson, Grand
Deputy of the Degree of Honor for
Western Washington. is visiting
lodges in Pierce county, in her Of
fetal capacity.
tits said local member OF the bar
recently sold half-section of tim
Der land in Cowlitz county for $25,-
900. The tract cost him, about seven
years ago, $1,000.
Martin Hanson, better known as
Martin the Blacksmith" was over
from Hoquiam yesterday, where he
is in the employ of the Poison Log
ging Co.. in Camp l.
Mrs. Jake Haupt, afflicted with
appendicitis, at the hospital, had an
operation performed by DR.. Redpath.
yesterday, which gives great hope OF
her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Carrie Montgomery, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Snider,
who has been quite seriously ill the
past four weeks with typhoid fever.
is on the road to a speedy recovery.
The Gentry show, consisting prin.
cipally of trained animals and ath-
ietes, gave two performances to
crowded tents on Tuesday. 1t is an
old-time favOrite, which seems, like
good wine, to improve with age.
Mr.. Chas. H. Morse, of Tacoma,
last Sunday, paid short visit to this
city. He is brOther-in-lawt to Mrs.
byron Millett. He is interested in
an electric trolley patent which he
claims will bring him good money.
The women-workers of Olympia
have formed a union for doing house
hold work and the rate is e per day.
from 3 A. NJ. to 5 p. NJ. with time of
lot one meal, at the houses where
they are employed, about u hours of
actual work.
Mrs. B. F. Denton, who lives on a
farm about two miles east of town.
ieft this morning for San Bernardino.
Cai., to remain the winter months in
nope OF relief from catarrhal troubles
from which she has been afflicted
several years.
1t seems that some of the present
lncumbents of city offices banker
after the distinction incident to
place, even though there be little or
no pay for the services. Mayor Nc
Larty has filed his application for the
nomination to his present Office. and
geo: r. Bigelow wants an extension
OF his tenure as City Attorney.
Mrs. ]. R. Brown, residing a mile
southeast Of fhic o;fx, 1;ol ..S.A,