Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-07-12

C:g and Country.

/ Adolph Schmidt left Monday for ;
visit To- Germany.
/ Rainier is to spend 5000 for ;
new school building
Eggs now command 30 cents a doz
TN in the local market.
The Washington Bar Association
met at Seattle this week.
Misses Ida Scotield and Hazel Israc
are visiting friends at Oakville.
Mr.. &. C. Israel and wife returned
from their Alaskan trip. Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Schombcr and two child
rem are spending few days at Mo
clips.
Mrs. S. G. Ward has returned tC
Tacoma after a visit to her son, Sam
Ward.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Small. of Tenino. died u few
days ago.
5. J. Burrows, of the Boston
Kitchen, has been quite i'll the past
few days
+. Dalmer. Jr., has succeeded Maj.
4. y. Brown rs Gov. Mead's Private
Secretary.
If you want to see work of art in
modern decoration, visit the Knee
land Cafe.
Yclm gets its depot, after well
organized kick, and is now happy
and cOntented.
Our former tOwnsman. John Byrne,
is over from Spokane, on business
and social visit.
The ship Salem is taking in a mil
lion feet of lumber at the WeStside
mill. for San Pedro.
Mrs. Mark Mack, of Fairfax, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. W.
Pease, at Gull HarbOr.
Harold Mcnamara won the silver
medal in the contest Monday night
at the Christian church.
An annual Convention of County
Superintendent will be held in this
city Sept. "a. % and Is.
Mayor McLarty has appointed DR..
CarlyOn. +. G. BlakeSlec and q. f.
F'illcy Park Commissioners.
Luther LathrOp, driver of the ice.
wagon. has been confined to his home
by illness the past few days.
Max Baude has purchased the Nina
greenhouse property, and will make
his home there with his family.
The steamer Santa Barbara is eX-
pected to arrive next week to take in
a cargo of lumber for San Francisco.
Have you tried Liquid Veneer. II
makes old furniture look like new.
Hugh Ross, the popular druggist,
sells it.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Armstrong
now occupy the Morgan place on
Bush Prairie, which property they
lately purchased.
Thomas Prosch, a prominent citi.
zen of Seattle, and many years age
engaged with his father and brother
in publication of the Tribune in this
city, was over on q visit to the CAPT
tai yesterday.
The big steamer Yosemite brought
1900 excursionists to this city from
Seattle, last Sunday. 1t is said she
will make another excursion trip here
on the 2lst inst.
A fire broke out in the old Jameson
logging camp about five miles east Of
Mud Bay, about noon Monday. and
burned fiercely all day. 1t was feared
for time the fire would spread, but
fortunately it did not.
The plans for a frame school build
ing in the northeastern part of the
city, are uuder consideration of the
directors. Also an annex to the
Eastside or Piety Hill" schoo
building is contemplated.
The steamer Hornet arrived from
Alaska this week, bringing down {
cargo of gypsum for the Tacomi
Marble Works. She will take on {
cargo of 500, 900 feet of lumber fol
the North, on her return.
Gus Bennerschnidt, who was inter
ested in the new brewery that wa:
recently destroyed by fire at Ellens
burg, just as it was ready t.
start up, was in Olympia this week
He says they will rebuild at once.
Street Commissioner Lybarger ha.
been arrested on a warrant issued a
the instance of Frank r. Swan
charging malicious injury of prop
erty. This is another phase growing
out of the trouble in opening -Four
teenth street.
The N. p. ticket Office in this cit.
twas robbed of handful of pennie
some time Saturday night, abOu
four dollars worth. The thief wa
not of that particular kind VIII
throws pennies to the birds, and car
ried off his swag.
Theodore L. Brown has Ordere'
plans for bungalow residence to b
built upon the present site OF the q
| A. r. hall. 1t will cost about - 500
and consist of cement blocks to tn
middle of the wall. surmounted b.
another story of wood.
| C. Holthusen has just received
new six-cylinder 5O-horse-power For
auto, that will carry seven people
and B. NJ. Price has received IA
horsepower touring-car, the first G
an outfit for a garage he intends t
open in the Lobby building.
The State has stepped in to deciar
that the ianitors at the capitol sha
work" only eight hours day. A
the duties of that Office are SOmewha
attenuated and not at all arduous,
does seem that it is like all othe
salaried positions soft snap"
Robt. Stack, a young man we
known to many of our people. had
LEG broken at the ankle, while ridin
a horse near Masonic cemetery, fey
days ago. The animal stumbled an
fell and the lads foot was caugh
underneath, with the above result.
The funeral of Harry Weatheral
who died June 18th, which was post
poned awaiting the arrival of hi
brother supposed to be on his wa
from England, but has not yet al