Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-03-06

't>' .! iili> Guy. amt Will engage CN
t'n>lV"iy in dairyin@.
G"or;c" :. IlopAin>. of Ho>lvn. ".
her. this week on a visit 10 Il.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Hopkins
who are both quite Ill.
Frank Stevens. Of Black Lake. +
4'iit" lIi"f dropSy. He is b.,ur arr.
for by the family of john t.o.d> ~
who are very attentive To him.
Geo. 5. Duby will move his Da~;
ness to the new Lemon bli.dinT. cor
nrr OF Fourth and Frank IN. IL soon
as that structure = completed.
Nat Glenn AMI family have IT,
turned from Fresno. Cal. to agar
make Olympia their home. They
moved 10 that city about Il year ago
Dan Flood. a loE,r"r, we'll know
hcrcabouts. WAS considerably hrui>c,
BY bling thrown from a Strrct-cal
toy it. motion, in Tacoma. Tuesday
night.
1t is said that Mrs J. d. Knox vii
soon begin the construction of Il Sl3.
010 apartment house on her property
corner of Third and Washington
streets.
The first log train from the BLACK
Hills since the shutdown several
months ago. came in Tuesday. y
train of ears Will bring in logs daily
hereafter.
John Heath and Miss Bertha Rob
ertson were married Tuesday. They
have returned from a brief wedding
trip down the Sound and will reside
at Tumwatcr.
The claim of John Ignash against
the city for $50 damages to his horS,
and wagon by a hole in the Eastsde
bridge. has been allowed by the
City Council.
The Olympia Lumber Company
has applied for p omission to build Il
spur railway from the Port Town
send Southern along the beach to
their mill yards.
Many prominent members of the
local lodge II. of p. went to Tacoma
yesterday, to attend a gathering OF
the clans in honor of Il visit by the
Supreme Chancellor.
Jessie Mays has instituted pro
ceedings in the Superior Court for
divorce from her husband, Lewis
Mays. She alleges cruelty, non-sup-
port and drunkenness.
a. j. Hanlein and Mrs. Adele
Johnson, of Tacoma, were united in
marriage in this city. Monday even
ing, by Rev Kingsley Norris of the
Congregational Church.
f. A. Stauifacher and l. H. Dye,
of Mud Bay, and George Diehl, of
Delphi, We're in town this week and
added their names to the STANDARD $
extensive list of subscribers.
Sydney Hansard, who is quite i'll
with lung trouble in Los Angeles,
Cal, will go to Mexico in the hope OF
improving his health. Many years
ago Sydney was Il hustling newsboy
in Olympia.
Fred. Carlyon returned Sunday
from an extended trip through Cali
fornia. His wife, who accompanied
him, stopped in Portland on their
way back, where she will visit friends
for few days.
Frank f. Anderson, who has been
in the employ of the National Wood
Pipe Co., will leave for Vancouver
with his family soon, having "ac-
cepted' position with q ll-kno wn
firm of that city.
Otto Braeger underwent an opera
ton in Portland Tuesday for rup-
ture. AT last accounts he was get
ting along well, but was in a very
weak condition. He is at the North
Pacific Sanitarium.
Miss Ida Hill, who suffered par.
tial paralysis of her arm from u Sc
we're blow on the elbow, is recovering
use of the member and will soon be
able to resume her service in the
Tacoma public schools.
Charles Myers, who was lately
badly burned by an electric wire in
San Francisco, is now reported to be
in a fair way of recovery and no last.
ing injury will result, although the
scars will remain during life.
Larry Cormier went to Tacoma
Tuesday, to have an operation per.
formed on his left leg, to remove a
lump formed ON the bone, supposed
to have been caused by bicycle rid.
ing, of which sport he has been an
enthusiast.
The Keystone Coal Company, oil
TeninO, has contracted to furnish its
entire output to the Public Fue
Company of Seattle, for the term oil
two years, in consideration of the
advance of $l5, 900 for development
and operation of the mine.
The Owls will hold Smoker
this evening, which will be unique in
some particulars, including severa
sparing matches, followed by re
freshments. Delegations are ex
pected from Centralia and the Gray s
Harbor and down-Sound cities.
Judge Linn, Monday, passed sen.
tence on VIM. d. Sloan of Tenino
who was lately convicted of assault,
i'll the Superior Court, upon C. F.
Mallory. Sloan was fined 800 and
costs, amounting in all to $3.50. II
is understood that he will not appeal.
The University Land Co., of Port.
land, Ogn., has won its fight in the
Supreme Court, for admission te
business in this State. A writ OF
mandate was issued compelling Sec.
rotary of State Nichols to issue a
certificate of authority, which had
been refused.
Fred Weiss, Olympia leading
tailor, has just received large ship
ment of foreign and domestic suitings
for Spring and Summer. Call at his
place, next door to Odd Fellows
building, and see the goods. This
establishment is also noted for first
class workmanship.
Another newspaper is to be es.