Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-01-24
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VI. l. iAi'hN. oi south BAY WAS
il j"Au Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maahs left
Sunday fora trip East.
jesse bowman has returned from II
ihr'," months trip East.
Miss Title Frcitag is home from a
visit |" friends in SEATTLE.
Miss J">i" Opprnhcimcr has re-
t-1nrd from a visit to Tacoma
~. l.ahorre returned Monday from
4 business visit down the Sound
DR. and Mrs l.. r. IIolhrook visit
rd dOWn-SOund points this week.
{. NJ. Bolton made a business trip
to down Sound points. this week.
j. 5. Bush. Il son of the late W. @.
Bush. was in the city, Wednesday.
George Plati. Of Wcstsidc. is con-
fined to the hospital with pneumonia
John Lewis. IL prosperous farmer
of Little Rock, was in the city Mon
day.
Swan Sutherland. Of Rainier. is at
the hospital suffering with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Clara Campbell and three
children lett Saturday for Jersey
vile. Ill.,
\ little daughter graces the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huggett, born
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Mills left
Sunday for Il visit to California and
Old Mexico.
County Commissioner p. J. O Brien
went to Rainier, this week, on Of
fetal business.
The heather Chinee is kihiying over
payment of poll-tax, alleSame as his
white brother.
Miss Louise Patterson. of Tacoma,
was up this week on visit to Mrs
J. ID. Atkinson.
Homer Conard, formerly of this
city, is seriously i'll of pneumonia, at
Toppenish, Wash.
W. n. Bailey has been substituted
for j. NJ. Newsum, resigned, for city
pOll-taX collector
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Knox departed
Tuesday for Big Springs, Texas, for
an extended visit.
The prospect of lumber mills start
ing up all over the State is now said
to be encouraging.
Attorney General Atkinson has
been confined to his home the past
few days by illness.
w. H. Mitchell has returned from
Green River Hot Springs, where he
has been for treatment.
Mrs. Mary Sibley, of Tacoma, has
been on visit to her brother, c. C.
Simmons, on Mud Bay.
Mrs. Fred. SchOmber and little
daughter Ruth, visited with friends
at Black Lake, this week.
L. w. Murray was brought to this
city yesterday from Little Rock suf-
fering from broken arm.
Mrs. f. G.. Kreider, formerly of
this city, is seriously ill with pneu
monia in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. A. A. Hunter, of Hunters
Point, made his annual visit to the
STANDARD Office, this week.
The Sloan case has engaged the
attention of the Superior Court the
greater part of the past week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. AL. Brucker has recov cred from
asevere attack of membraneous Group.
J. A. Graham and wife are home
from visit to their daughter, Mrs.
Kosher, at Sunset Beach. near Steil.
accom-.
Government engineers are survey
ing our harbOr to-day, with a view OF
recommending government aid in its
improvement.
Fred. Guyot, Sr, who holds a re-
= sponsible position at the Steilacoom
asylum, made the STANDARD Office q
pleasant call, Wednesday.
The ordinance re-establishing the
fire-limits, vetoed by Mayor Nc
CLARITY. has been resurrected and
given another chance to live.
Geo. S. Allen, formerly of this
city, lost three fingers while operat-
ing machine in his planning mill at
South Tacoma, few days ago.
A late report from Washington is
to the effect that Senator Piles has
introduced bill appropriating $780,
600 for a public building in Olympia.
Changes are being made in the
building lately known as the Capital
Restaurant, to install another NOV
ing-picture means of cheap enter
tainment.
Fred Schwinn. the baker, who
lit out few days ago, is in Ia
coma, working at his trade. His
shOp-tiXtures have boen levied upon
by creditors.
John Ash, of Granite Falls, WASH,
and Miss Catherine Sweeney of this
city, were united in marriage, Mon
day, at the Catholic Church, Father
Malley officiating.
A fourth new case of smallpox is
reported, that of son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lopez, at their home on Stew
art street, which has been placed
under quarantine.
E. ]. Goddard died in this city
Monday morning, at his home on
Westside. and the funeral services
were held at Whiteside's Wednesday,
ut 10 A. NJ, interment being made in
Masonic cemetery.
Edward ]. Hughes. found guilty
OF grand larceny by jury at North
Yakima, has been pardOned by the
Governor, on recommendation OF the
trial Judge and Prosecuting Attor-
ney who tried the case.
Mrs. c. H. Guiberson sustained a
severe injury by fall through step
ping on wet board in her yard yes
terday morning She was rendered
unconscious by the shock, but it is
thought she met with no las ting in
jury.
The local banks have resumed
specie payment. ''Alls we'll that