Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-02-28


- birthday yesterday.
Charley Wu-o< ~prn' 4 couple Of
du+> IN Tacoma. tti~ week.
+. \. Warner. - South Bay. re-
turned .as' y @ht from a visit to Sc
att.".
T. T. l.."4rpl-e i over from E..ma
on WISH to his parents and man!
friends.
Strictly fresh eggs now command
- cents, and "packcd cgG> ~c.i for
from - to -! cents pr dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Dent. OF Eoch-
ester. were in The city the first OF
the week. visiting their many friends.
\ Rifle and Revolver Club is the
latest Of our local combines. Its
membership is 10 brlimited to twenty.
Billy cloudy left this morning for
Los Angeles. Cal. having been called
there by tn serious illness of an
uncle.
There have been over a hundred
teachers in attendance at the Thurs
ton County Teachers Institute this
week.
The Holy Rollers have preferred a
complaint against Ed. Case for al
legged disturbance of their meeting
Sunday night. =.
Cottage and " F'ircSide" prayer
meetings are being held to tune up
for the Methodist revival, which be
gins on March Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig. lately
united in wcdlock at Tacoma. were
up this week on visit to the groom S
parents. in this city.
Clarence Y. Boone, of this city, has
been away in the part of the country
bordering on the Columbia river,
speaking on Socialism.
The Multnomah was on the Grey
hounds run the early part of the
week. while the latter boat had a
wash-up of her boilers.
The Sunday School Convention of
this county convened in the Metho-
dist Church yesterday afternoon,
1t is in session again to-day.
Mrs. Mary p. Sullivan and p. l..
Dempsey. both well-knOwn residents
of this community, were married at
Everett, on Tuesday of last week.
The steamer Multnomah has re-
Sumed her route to Tacoma and Sc
attic, leaving at p. NJ. and return
ing at 10 a. NJ. on the alternate days.
F.. J. Smith and Miss Annie NJ.
Jones were married in this city yes
terday. The groom is an Aberdeen
lumberman and the bride comes from
Kittitas.
St. Martins band played at the
Catholic Fair Thursday night, giving
the spectators a thorough realization
of the splendid proficiency they have
attained.
Mrs. Henry OFT, who, with her
husband, is spending the Winter in
Los Angeles, Cal, is reported to be
in fair way of recovery from a
dangerous illness.
Miss Louise Patterson, of this
city, and Ward Eaton Groat, of
Portland, were united in marriage in
this city, Wednesday evening, by
Rev. J. w. Flesher.
At the annual roll-call and supper
of the Baptist Church members, held
Wednesday night, 125 responded tc
their names. Letters of greeting
were read from several absent mem
berS.
Fine catches of the Tyee salmon
have been taken in the bay this week
The run for that variety of this royal
fish, is much better this season than
usual, and began couple of weeks
earlier.
The musical department of the Pa
cific Lutheran Seminary will give 9
recital by the students, tomorrow
evening, under direction of Miss
Louise Hohberger, who has charge
of the class.
Mrs. r. W. Taylor has bought the
new harrington house, on Fifth and
Eastside streets, just completed, for
q compensation of $1,000. 1t is {
large and handsome house situate ir
Mcclellan addition.
w. w. Lott and family, of West
side, are preparing to move to Aber
deem, where Mr.. Lott will assume ;
position with the Union Tea Com
pauy. Their residence in this city
has been leased to Henry Bohr.
At a recent meeting of the Boart
OF Directors of the Citizens Nationa
Bank, at Vancouver, Mr. d. E. Gran
dali was elected Assistant Cashier
Mr.. Crandall was formerly with tn
Olympia National Bank, in this city
1t seems that Ed. Case was finet
$50 and costs for disturbing the Hol,
Roller Egg Dance. but the fine wa
suspended, which is an indirect wa
of placating both sides in a suit
adopted by our PLETHORA of justices
4 meeting of number of leadin,
musicians was held at the home G
Mr.. f. f. Taylor this week, to tax
steps for organization of q new an
effective orchestra. 1t is expects
that it will consist of, at least, te
players.
The Equality Club meets in tn
Bible-class room of the Christia
church, next Tuesday night, at
o'clock. 1t will be addressed b.
Judge Millett. A full attendance
earnestly enjoined of members an
the general public is invited.
Miss Ada Longmire, of Yelm, an
George Davidson of Rainier. wer
married in this city, Tuesday. TIL
bride is daughter of John Long
mre of Yelm. and the groom came t
this county few years ago fror
Eastern Oregon. They will resid
at Rainier.
George Williams, who cut a wild
swath socially in this city and Tia
coma, about six weeks ago, with
series of Shakspearian readings,
under arrest in San Francisco 70
issuing fraudulent checks on tn
Scandinavian bank, Seattle, and vii
be brought to Tacoma to face trial.
The Superior Court has denied