Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-29

D.d ycI see the fleet?
\ now school house is to be erect,
cd a. Oyster Bay.
The annual census of school chill
dr"n is being taken.
Miss Hazel Israel is visiting rcla-
tivcs at Little Rock.
Wilbur kesler, living east Of this
city, is i'll with measles.
All the barber shops will be closed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. F.. NAndervccr died Saturday.
Mrs. 7. II. PhippS and Miss Anna
White are the latest victims Of L
gr'pfc.
The Lacey school will close to-day
and the teacher and pupils will en-
JOY a picnic.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Newsum
are indispOscd. The latter has been
sick for d long time.
Mrs Judge Crow was an incoming
passenger on the steamer Greyhound
last Monday evening.
Miss Lulu Bailey has returned to
this city after completing Il term of
school at Grand Mound.
William Scotield left for Idaho in
the early part of this week expecting
to be gone about ten DAYS.
Mr. James Hoage has been in
California for number of weeks en-
dcavOring to regain his health.
Mrs. a. Bettman and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Josie Oppenheimer. have
returned from visit to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Trullinger en-
joyed pleasant visit at Seattle, on
last Saturday, witnessing Uncle
Sam fleet.
Little Clarence Drewry fell from
tree. while attending a school pic
mic, near Tumwator, last Friday, and
broke his arm.
The flash OF searchlights were
seen from the hillsides surrounding
this city. shown by the warships at
Tacoma, Wednesday night.
Both the Greyhound and Multi
nomah carried their full quota of
passengers to Tacoma to see the war;
ships, Wednesday, about $50.
Miss Mabel Cook, teacher in the
Hays district, No. 3, was rendered
an enjoyable surprise party by the
pupils of her school, last Friday.
Mrs. J. H. Cline, of Westside, died
Tuesday, at the hospital. after brief
illness. She leaves a husband and
one son. She was 36 years of age.
The Supreme Court has held that
the Sunday law, as applied to thea
tiers, is constitutional, by an unani-
nous decision rendered yesterday.
E. w. Young is sick at his home
in the Eastern part of the City.
The nature of Mr. Young's complaint
seems to be inflammation of the blad-
der.
Valuable dogs belonging to Lou
Duval and Arthur Austin, at Mud
Bay, died recently from being poi.
soned by some heartless two-legged
brute.
ST. Johns congregation have
elected the following vestrymen
T. D. Rockwell, J. N. Deizendorf,
J. D. Atkinson, J. NJ. Hit and Chas
Bolton.
Impressive union memorial ser.
vices were held in the United Pres
byterian church, Sunday afternoon
by the G. A. R. and kindred organ.
izatiOns.
Miss Zoe Kincaid, formerly of thi:
city, will leave Seattle, next Tues
day, for Tokyo, Japan, where sht
will fill position as English teacher
in school.
Mrs. Byron Millett returned t.
the city on last Monday evening af
ter having visited with her sister
Mrs. Chas. H. Morse, for severa
days at Tacoma.
Mr.. Schwartz, of this city, has re
ceived the sad news of the death b,
drowning of his son, "a years Old, a
jennings, La. The body will b.
brought here for interment.
Workmen are now engaged in
general renovation of the Stat
house, and the changes being mad
will largely increase its capacit,
when it is most needed, during tn,
legislative sessions.
Mrs. j. L. Brown died Sunday a
her home near Black Lake, after
prolonged illness. She was the wifi
of DR.. Brown. once a Tumwate
physician. She was buried Tuesda
in the Delphi cemetery.
There is an effort being made t
open up East Fifth between Puge
and Central streets. On account {
the heavy expense incident to tn
undertaking, it is said a number {
the AUDITING owners will vigorousl
protest.
Rennie Nc Masters, lad of nine
and two companions named Shuck {
this city, are missing at Bush prairie
They went fishing in Kembles swan
yesterday and did not return at nigh,
Searchers are making q persisten
effort to find them.
A broken axle of locomotive de
layed the Hoquiam Seattle trai
near Sherlock. Monday night, fou
hours. No further injury or incor
venience than delay resulted fror
the accident. Neither locOmOtiv
nor train were derailed.
Morris & Rowe's animal show. whic
has now developed into a first elias
circus and menagerie. is to perforr
here on June 18th. 1t has over 40
people connected with it, direct
ana indirectly, and has a train c
m