Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-12-18

ha, and fire station.
Mrs. Bertha McAllister, of Tum
water is visiting in Tacoma.
Mrs. Elizabeth Zandell visited hel
daughter at Lacey, this week.
L. H. Omstcad has bought the Mrs
Barry place at ll3 Pear street.
The Olympia public schools close
to-day for Il two weeks vacation.
Nr. and Mrs. ]. II. Norris are over
from Vancouver on visit to rela
tivcS.
Mrs. Frank kenney has returned
from an enjoyable visit to friends in
Seattle.
Dave Drewry. an old friend of thu
STANDARD. made us u pleasant call
Tuesday.
The Eastern Star of the Masonic
Temple installed its officers WedneS
day night.
George Gibbs and wife of kamil
che We're up this week on Il couple Of
days visit,
Mrs. |. VI. Smith, died at hel
home on Piety Hill. Monday, at the
age Of - years
The decorators are now putting
the finishing touches upon the Gov
crnOr mansion.
Ivan Greed and bride, nee Ethel
Miller have returned from a wed
ding trip to California.
Little Reggie, 4-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Bonner, fell and
broke his arm, Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Wilson has gone to
Colorado, in the hope that a change
of climate will improve her health.
Mike McIsaacs knocked his man.
Billy RutSchow, out in the sixth
round at Eagles hall, last Friday
night.
Ed. Mcclure has left ths Collins
farm, a few miles south of Tumwater.
having leased large farm near Cen
tralia.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt and daughter,
Miss Marie, were up from Hope
Island, this week, on a couple of
days visit.
Mrs. r. r. Streets has returned
from several weeks visit to North
Yakima and other friends in Eastern
Washington.
L. H. Wright of ST. Louis, for
merly a resident of this city, has been
on visit to friends here. His wife
accompanied him west.
Capt. Sam Howard, well known
in this city, has left the Soldiers
Home, at Orting, and gone to Nit
tineaque, Mass, to reside.
Mr.. Byron Millett has been con-
tending with severe spell of facial
neuralgia which was exceedingly
annoying for about ten days.
Mrs. Peter Mckenzie and daugh.
ter of Mud Bay, and Miss Birdie
Kegley, will leave tomorrow for
California to spend the winter.
Gordon Mackay, receiver, has sold
the Green Tree saloon to Louis NJ
Howard, who will assume charge soon
as the license can be transferred.
Frank McClurg, a young son oil
Mrs. Frank Mears, fell fifteen feet
while walking in his sleep, Tuesday
night, and escaped serious injury.
Mrs. Fanestock has sold her resi-
dence on Thirteenth street to Her.
bert Clinton, whose family will i'm
mediately take up their residence in
it.
George Castor, Sheriff-elect, has
been appointed Deputy to fill the
unexpired term of Sheriff Connolly
caused by the resignation of w. P
Vance.
The Palace market wagon was
transformed into convenient kind
VI ling wood bya runaway Monday. i
it cannot serve for one purpose il
may for another.
The stores have been keeping oper
evenings the past week, to meet tn,
demand of the holiday season and il
consideration of closure on Christina.
and New Years day.
Workmen have begun moving tn,
old Presbyterian church, purchased
for the Y. NJ. c. A., to the lot owned
by the Swedish church, where it will
be used for their society's worship.
Fl. f. Hopkins, travelling sales.
man for the J. w. Fales Paper Co.
well known in Olympia, died al
North Yakima, on the 18th inst, fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis
The National Wood Pipe Company
having their mandatory here, are
about to open branch Office in Port
land, where q full supply of the pro
duct will be kept ready for speedy
delivery.
Fred. Verville, of Yelm, has Sc.
cured renewal of his liquor license
at that place, although opposed by 81
protestants. TheapplicationOf A. l..
Hatchew for a license at Little Rock
was refused.
1t is rumored that Leo o. Meigs,
representative from Yakima county,
has written pledge of IS members
OF the next lower House for Speaker
and the oral pledge of six others
clear majority.
At last the lady BARRIERS have
opened up tonsorial establishment
on Fourth near Columbia street.
Their name is Lucas and they came
from Seattle Their razors are sharp
and their touch is light.
Mrs. Johanna Johnson, wife of Lee
Johnson. of Rochester, died at his
nome, last Saturday. She was "a
years OF age and came to this county
from Denmark in 1908. Interment
was made Monday in Grand Mound
cemetery.
lhe Brad Hill drug store has an
elegant array of articles suitable for
midday presents exposed in his show
windows, including toilet articles,
manicure sets, shaving and smOk-
'ie sets, and other articles that will
please all classes and ages of people.