Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-05-17

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Mrs. George Forbes has been quite
i'll the past few days.
William White has purchased the
Ward home on Westsidc.
James r. Hubbard. of Rainier. was
in town during the past week.
Eugene Taylor was up from Oys-
ter Bay couple OF days this week.
Miss Mabel Brouner was I'D from
Seattle this week on a visit to friends.
The late school apportionment
gives 80. l51 to the Olympia schools.
Miss Evelyn Vincent, of Little
Rock, visited frinds here a few days
ago.
David Bolster. of Jewel county,
Ks. is on u visit to his son, J. S.
Bolster.
Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Moore have
arrived from COshOcton, Ohio, to
make Olympia their future home.
Ed Lamb was quite seriously in
jured by a rolling log, while at work
in Mud Bay camp, Wednesday.
Jos. Giddings, a logger, is at the
hospital suffering from a broken leg,
sustained while at work in a camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. d. Garfielde,
of Nome, are on a visit to Mrs. G. s
father, Mr.. Robert Frost, on East
Bay avenue.
Geo. w. Card and Miss Eta r.
Estes, both of Seattle, were united
in marriage, Tuesday evening, by
Rev. r. NJ. Hayes.
The Bush prairie cemetery which
has been for half a century a thing of
the past is to be cleared and fenced
and restored to use.
The appOrtiOnment of school funds
for this county, made Tuesday, for
the quarter ending on the 10th,
amounts to $19,256.96.
Gov. Mead has appointed Charles
Collins, of this city, a member of the
State Board of BARRIERS Examiners,
for the term ending June IA, 1910.
The High School team will leave
on the Greyhound this afternoon, for
Seattle, to compete with number of
trackmen of that grade in the State.
Albert C. Phillips, of Seattle, a
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Phil
lips, of this city, came over on a
visit to them this week, returning
Tuesday.
Miss Lena Sackett of this city,
and Arthur Leonard, of Tacoma:
were united in marriage by Rev. w.
S. Crockett, of the Christian Church,
last Sunday.
1t is said that over 500 fish were
taken from Summit Lake by fisher
men last Sunday. Another warning
Ito the fish, against Dissertation of
the Sabbath.
B. NJ. Price has returned from a
trip to Southern California. He
saw, among other former Olympians,
in his travels, ]. S. Umpleby and
Dir Strickland
Gov. Mead has re-appointed Drs.
&c Egleson of Seattle and Elmer
D. Olmstead of Spokane, members of
the State Medical Examiners for the
term ending in May, 1910.
George H. Garrison and James
Van Eaton left Tuesday for Walla
Walla to be present at the annual
tournament of the Sportsmen's AS
ISOLATION of the Northwest.
Surveyors Fred. Brown and AL.
Muirhead, with their respective par.
ties Of assistants, left for the Col.
vile reservation yesterday, to begin
their contracts for government sur.
vey of that tract of land.
Mr.. Israel's prize-winning dogs
will participate in the bench-show in
Portland this week, at Spokane dur
ing the State Fair and then will be
taken to Los Angeles and other Cal
ifornia cities where exhibitions are
to be held.
]. w. Slayden, the Pierce county
member of the Alaska Y ukon- Pacific
Commission, has been named by Gov.
Mead, and it is announced that the
board will meet for organization al
the Arlington hotel, Seattle, at 10 A.
n, Saturday, June LIST.
The local herd of Elks will 60 Il
Centralia tonight for instituting 6
new lodge of that order. District
Deputy Ingersoll stated, while on 6
visit here, that Olympia Lodge worl
was done better than Of all other.
in the State he had visited, which
had been all but tao.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Miss Jane
Moore; Vice President, Mrs. G. H
Funk; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
M. A. Fullerton; Recording Secre
tary, Mrs. J. M. Hit; Treasurer
Mrs. Chas. Hewitt; Trustees, Mis-!
Pendergast and Mrs. NOVEL;.
William Powe's fine draft horse!
Pete" and Kate" took the frs
prize at the horse-show this week
and they were by great odds worthy
of it. Mr.. Powe has been Offered
$500 for the span, and it is said tina
they were once sold for that amount
but on delivery, their owner, like tn
Arabian in the school books, de
clared take back your gold.
Major John L. Hayden, U. S. A.