Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-31

night.
Harry Cooper has sold H., saloon
atNAtc CITY to James Robertson.
\ G.. Furrc>s met with severe IN
Juric~ by a "a. from roof recently.
John Y. Nays has been appointed
Deputy Fire Warden for this county.
D. :. Il. Henry's surveying party
has returned from Colville rcscrva-
tiOn.
Grace Bloom has entered suit for a
divorce from her husband, Lynn
Bloom.
5. c. Mumhy has been appointed
receiver Of the Black Lake Lumber
Company.
Miss Vera Banks has gone to Red
lands. Cal. where she will reside
with her sister.
Miss Pearl Mckenzie has returned
to her home at Yelm after a visit to
friends at Tumwater.
Mrs. Frances Adams is up from
Seattle ON a visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Stan.pfer.
Miss Frieda Hirchoff. Of Chicago,
is visiting at the home of her uncle,
Leopold Schmidt, OF Tumwater.
T. VI. Cloves and Mrs f. NJ. Wood
were married at the home of r. p.
Shoecraft, in this city, Wednesday.
Rollin NJ. Ranney Of this city. was
united in marriage. this week. to
Miss Alice Viola Bagley, of Summit.
Rev. Albert NJ. Able. many years
ago rector of St. Johns church. this
city. died at Jamestown, Pa, April
29th.
John d. Miller the old time shoe
maker of this city, died at st. Peters
hospital, Wednesday night, at the
age of a years.
Edward Masterson of Tacoma, has
filed a declaration of candidacy for
State Insurance Commissioner, on
the Democratic ticket.
Mrs. n. H. Owings. who has re-
sided several years past in Tacoma,
has taken rooms at the Mitchell, in
this city, for the remainder of the
Summer.
Mrs. Anna Forsythe died at the
home of her sister, Mrs. James Fell
on Central street, Tuesday, after {
lingering illness. She was about &C
years of age.
The order of American Yeomen o
Seattle and Tacoma will visit theil
brethren of this city, coming by tina
spacious excursion boat, the YOsem
lite, next Sunday.
Don't forget to call at Mrs. Mes
segee'S parlOrs on East Fourth stree
when in need of seasonable millinery
She is now selling trimmed hats a
greatly reduced prices.
The popular Lyric has changed thu
Saturday matinee hour from to
p. NJ, so as to give country people 4;
chance to sec the show and return
home in time to do the chores"
Miss Frances Sylvester is expecte,
home early next week from Pullman
where she has been for several week!
taking a course in domestic science
Her many friends will welcome hel
return.
A.. J. and Carrie A. Weston ant
Volney Young, of this city, have or
ganized the Olympia Tug and Barg
company, with a capital of $40, 900 t,
engage in general freight business
on the Sound waters.
The liquor firm of Braeger 1
Birchler have appealed their case O
selling liquor to minors, to the Su
perior Court, from the finding of
jury in Justice CrOuch's court
which was of guilty with the impos
ton of a fine of $50.
w. w. Montgomery has resigne
his position as deputy State Super
intendent of Public Instruction. H
will leave next week for Olive,
Mich, where he will marry Mis-
Frances Ranney, formerly teache
in the Olympia schools.
Frank Coiner, last Saturday, fe
between moving car and the loo
ging rOllway at Mentzer's mill, II
ninO, and suffered injuries from whic
he died few hours afterwards, with
out gaining consciousness. He wa
about "a years of age.
Bill'' Jacobson now pines in ia
on charge of seduction preferre
by Miss Julia Adams, about thrt
years ago. He lodged the const
QuenceS of his crime, but retributio
followed him, and he was arrested
California few days ago.
AS indicating the trend of progre:
an iron trough cast by the Pionet
Iron Works, is about to replace tt
wooden tank on West Fourth sire,
to hold the water supply for pul
lie use from the fine arteSian we
owned by Charles Vietzen.
Kreider, the stationer, has issu,
a giant souvenir postal card, Z by
inches in size. of the State Capit(
which shows up that building in be
ter shape than any other picture y
made. 1t can have a large circul
ton for it costs but a nickel.
Emile Selle, sister of Reinha
Smith of Tumwater. died at Elb
Pierce county, on the 23d inst, fro
cancer of the stomach. She was
years of age and leaves a husbal
and six children. The funeral rit
were held in Tacoma, Sunday.
A. B. Davis, of Hannibal, Nc
who was from 1859 to 1862 a stag
driver on the Windsor line from til
city to Monticello, when it to,
three days to come from or to 90
Portland, was in this city few da,
the early part of the week visitir
his old-time friends.
Miss Hannah F., daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Lucy Kennedy, died la
Saturday, after several years of 81
ierlng from lung trouble. Besid
her mother she leaves three brother
James Joseph and Daniel, who Ii,
IN this county. Everett and Alask
The funeral was held Monday.