Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-11-08
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week ,rr I;-daMdS. CAL
.Abr Weaver hu~ just ruHpirtcd a
new rr>ldrncrun W,>I>idc.
MIR. :. II. Brown. OF Delphi. WAS :;
visitor t. uurcity this week.
II. {. Treat has sod his chicken
ranch at Yciu 10 John F.dir.
Mrs. J. p. Lindsey and children
have gone Ia Seattle to reside.
\ daughter was born To Fred
Guvut. .Ir.. and wife Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Mabel Cook. teacher OF the
Hunters Point school. is quite i'll.
Miss Anna White has taken a posi-
ton ~ clerk in O'Connur stationery
store
Only five days remain To register
= if You want to vote in December for
city offices.
Many new names are being added
to the Standard extensive list OF
subscribers.
Mrs. y. c. Davis has returned
from visit to relatives and friends
in King county.
Mr.. Fillcy is already beginning to
receive Christmas goods which he
purchased while Fast.
\ physical culture class for wo-
men has been formed which will meet
nightly in F.pworth Hall.
Mrs. Peter McKinzie of Mud Bay,
has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Croll of Nina, this week.
George Smith, of Tacoma, has pur-
chased farm near Black Lake. and
moved his family there this week.
f.. c. Robbins and wife have re-
turned to Olympia after a several
months residence in Tacoma.
The wood-pipe company has re-
ceived an order for several thousand
feet of their product for the city OF
South Bellinghan.
Mrs. Willard Lemon and Mrs. X.
NJ. Hayes and her granddaughter,
Lois Henderson. have gone to Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
Postmaster Cavanaugh has made a
requisition of $1,000 a day on the
general government to pay postal
orders drawn upon his office.
To add to financial complications
the shingle mills, at least 80 pei
cent. of them. are closing for three
months suspension of business.
O'Connors windows present a fine
display of holiday goods, for young
and old, that will well repay exami
nation of those who will soon be
called to enact the part of Santa
Claus.
S. Y. Bennett, of Nesqually, made
>>a pleasant call at the STANDARD Of
= fee, Saturday. He has been sub
scriber to this paper for over twenty
years.
In times of financial stringency, i
you are in receipt of a fixed income
you will fare well. The fellows or
the outside will be the disconnected
ones.
Mr.. A. A. Phillips is on visit t.
his own home. This is correct, be
cause his duties as Deputy Bank FIX
aminer keeps him travelling most o
the time.
Edward Baxter, blind pianist O
considerable note, is announced II
appear in 4 concert in behalf of the
Rector's Guild of st. Johns Church
on the 18th inst.
A special meeting of the Cit!
Council will be held this evening. t.
appoint election officers, that dut.
having been overlooked at the las
meeting of that body.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Higgins
who recently sold their big stool
farm, near Rainier, for SIG, 900. ar
now living in the city. They wen
out to visit their former home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chambers
way-back pioneers, left Wednesda.
for visit to Southern Oregon, il
two Old-time prairie schOOners.
They expect to make an EXTENDED
stay.
The Dupont Powder Works a
Nesqually, which have suspende'
operations till January, have give
their employees houSe-rent and vii
furnish fuel free, till resumption G
work.
Mr.. j. R. Grant, accompanied b.
his daughter, Mrs. Langford of ST
attic, visited this city during tn
week. Mrs. Langford says the Sc
attic banks are issuing clearing
house certificates to former depOs
tors
Miss Hilda McF,lroy entertaine
the members of her Sunday schOt
n class at her home on Washington an
I Seventh streets, Wednesday afte,
noon. Games were played and re
frcshments served.
Work on Allen Whites new con
crete building has stopped on &C
count Of the banks action regarding
deposits. He has many thousand
on deposit but he cannot draw dol
lar to pay his men.
1t is said that George Bardsley
one of the proprietors of the Olympi
Packing Co., declares that the Budd'
Inlet is rapidly becoming WORTHLESS
as a fishing ground, from the per
sistency with which the mills dunn
their sawdust and other refuse int
the bay.
Occasions arise when the tern
subrogation'' has an importan
hearing, In the case of Charlie
Nictzen and wife as Willard Lemon
rs grantee OF ]. I. Otis and wife
the question has been put up t,
Judge Linn for decision whether tn
plaintiffs or Mr. Lemon shall be sub
rogated to the rights of Otis an,
wife and ThurSton county, with re-
gard to the adjustment of certain
taxes: The ruling will involve com
: paratlvely the payment of larg
SUM- of money.