Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-01-25

We are ,ii>.u>tcd with cold, snow and
with ice.
Heed our. sweet warbie and take our
advice.
Turn the clock back till it reads August
one,
Give US some dog days, give us the sun !;
Give us mosquitoes and send back the
flies
But turn on the heat before everything
dies;
Bring back our straw hats and good
linen pants;
Give us chance to live, give us a
chance
-Lue +. Vernon.
Walter Chambers is over from North
Yakima.
A. E. Laberee is wrestling with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Roy Huggett is visiting frie nds
at Puyallup.
F. K. Brown, OF South Bend, is on a
visit to his former home, this city.
DR.. A. H. Manner is reported quite
i'll, as Is also Mrs. Capt. J. q. Parke:.
Editor Kibbe, OF the Elma Chronicle,
made our office a pleasant call, Mon
day.
State Labor Com missioner Charles
Hubbard is confined to his home with
the grip.
Frank Tilley, former Olympia boy,
was up from Seattle this week for
short etay.
County Treasurer Fred Schomber
has returned from business trip down
the Sonnd.
The Young Folks Dancing Club
will give dance at q. A. r. Hall to-
morrow night.
Geo. H. Hurn and wife, OF Lebam,
Pacific county, visited friends in the
city, this week.
Frank Mitchell, formerly of this
city. has opened q tin and plumbing
shop at Shelton.
The alleged rolling" of Q victim
has led to shutting down of all games
Of chance in this city.
The Presbyterian people are making
Preparations for building . sandstone
church to cost SIS 900.
The steamer Nokomis departed Sun.
day for San Pedro, CAL, with $4,000
feet Of assorted lumber.
E llery E. Eastman has been appoint
ed ]anitor of the court house by the
County Commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Barry are the
happy parents of . bright little boy
which "came to stay" last Saturday.
On account of ill health, Miss Ruth
Dunlap has resigned her position ~
seachef Of English At the high school.
A boy babe weighing only three
poundA was born 10 Mrs. VIM. Msier,
last week. who live q, chambers
prairie.
Lester, the three. mon tbs old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey McFerran, Of
Eastside, died last Friday, from whoop-
ing cough.
The funeral OF Robert M. Bylatt, .
veteran OF the Crimesn war, was held
10 the NJ. E. Church at l 80 Sunday
afternoon and was largely attended.
Mrs. Neal Cheetham, wife of q
former State Auditor, we'll known here,
died at Puyallup, last week. She is
survived BY husband and five chill.
dren.
The Richardson single mill started
up Tuesday, after . months suspen.
SION. in accordance with the agree.
ment OF the Red Cedar Single Az.
ISOLATION.
Capt. George Messegee has been
nursing bad cough for several weeks.
The worst feature Of his complaint
seems to be that it keeps the Captain
awake at nights.
DR.. N. ]. Redpath has been called to
Tacoma 10 testify as an expert 10 the
Thompson murder trial as to defend.
ante alleged insanity. On the stand
yesterday, he said that Chester was
sane.
Howard Thompson died Monday at
Soohomish, Of pneumonia. He was Q
con OF Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Thomp.
son, who were former residents of this
CITY, where deceased spent bis boy
hood.
Chas. Collins, q pioneer farmer OF
Vosmoers prairie, who recently had
ais arm smputated on acc punt of
olood.poisoning which started from .
spl'nter 10 his hand. is improving
nicely.
Inc State Assessors Association held
convention in this city, Wednesday,
" consider matters for promoting uni
T,c'mity OF their service. The County
1'essarers met for q similar purpose
yesterday.
attorney Byron Mille,t is recover.
.ag from q severe cold that at one
nme threatened him with pneumonia.
a. ne can now be found at bis Office in
.oympla National Bank building dur.
ing business hours.
Ihe Legislative reception and ball
gwen At The Lobby" Tuesday even.
ing. by the people OF this city, was a
Welded success. The decorations were
.oexceilent taste. and the representa-.
"on from abroad was large.
". H. McCully, of Brownsville,
oregon. died Tuesday night at his
nome IN that town. aged II years. He
vas father Of F. M. McCully, Assist.
sot State Superintendent. of this city
mo attended the funeral at Salem,
Monday.
Police Officer George CASTOR took
y. shots at an escaping prisoner last
.'lday night, and they seem to have
expedited the motion of the fugitive &c
'oet ne has disappeared as completely
- II the ground had opened and swal
'o"ed him. IT'S we'll.
John Gslarneau died at St. Peters
nospftal, Wedndsday, after suffering
t tesefai months from paralysis. A
vS.other lives in Ottawa, Canada, and