Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-12-25

County property safe t"-horroW.
Nr. e.. ". Osborne. OF South Bay.
WIS a caller 1t OR office. Wednesday.
MIR. Charles K. Talcott was too
busy to serve on the last jury panel
Of the Superior Court.
Matthew Shields is over from the
Soldiers Home at OrtinG on a visit
to relatives and friends.
]. S. Beasley is down from ketchi-
kan. Alaska. to spend the winter
with his family in this city.
Miss Adna Lasityr's health has
very much improved, which is the
best kind OF a Christmas gift.
Mr.. Chas. Fl. Morse, book keeper
for the receiver of the Black Lake
Lumber Company, is a sufferer from
stomach trouble.
Mrs. John d. Atkinson is visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. Ward f. Groat
n.c NJ. Louise Patterson, at Sher
wood. near Portland.
Gov. Mead has hOnored the requisi'
ton of the executive of Illinois foi
VIM. r. Bruce. wanted in that State
for abandonment of his family.
Somebody, we think, once re
marked:
As the days begin to lengthen
Then the cold begins to -trengthen.'
Mrs. Samuel r. kinsev has gone
to Colorado on a visit. She will bt
missed by her Christian Science as
socates and many friends in the
capital city.
Mrs. Hannah McClelland. wife OF
the late DR.. J. c. McClelland, has
filed in the County Auditors Office a
community agreement. All the prop
erty vests in the widow as the sur
vivOr
A decree of divorce was granted
Monday. Mrs. Artie j. Willard from
Albert Willard on the ground OF
"cruel and inhuman treatment. D
She was given custody of the two
minor children.
The many friends of Mrs. Paul
Kendrick will be pleased to learn
that her state of health has greatly
improved. Paul, who met with a
severe accident, some months ago,
is able to work at his trade.
The State Land Commissioner has
served ten days notice on applicants
for purchase of shore lands on Lakes
Washington and Union to proceed
with the purchases under penalty OF
cancellation OF their respective appli'
cations.
The STANDARD learns from re-
liable source that Mr.. and Mrs. Will
]. Mccarthy, formerly of Olympia,
but now of San Francisco. are pros
pering and in good health. This
paper is welcome messenger al
their home each week.
Mrs. A. ]. Golden, wife of well
known school teacher in this county
died week ago last Sunday, a.
Montesano, and one Of her little
children passed over week before
after short illness. She leaves twill
babies few days old.
Miss May DeVine, died Monday
at the home of her parents on East
side, after a lingering illness, from
typhoid fever. Funeral service!
were held at the Whiteside parlor.
Wednesday afternoon. She leave!
besides her parents, a sister, brother
and a large circle of friends.
c. W. Bonner has bought the fit
tings, furnishings and goodwill o
the Baldwin clearinghouse, located il
the Lemon building, corner of Sixth
and Main streets, from Fred. Ernst
who a few days ago bought them o
its former owner, Mrs. A. f. Bald
win.
The communications of DR.. A. G
Cook which have appeared from tim
to time in the columns of the STAND
ARD, according to current report
are greatly appreciated by the read
ing public. The doctor is a rip
scholar and gentleman of keen Oh
servation with regard to the want
and needs of all progressive people.
John Jennings has been appointe
carrier on Rural Route No. 2, an
William Miller substitute, to begi
service first of the year. 1t has bee
known as the Chambers Prairi
route, which C. f. LangfOrd re
signed. The district has been temp
Orarily served by J. L. Mccarthy
under contract with the Postmaster
James Swan, suffering from throa
and lung trouble. left last week 70
Los Angeles, Cal, where he will g
into the mountains, in the hope tina
the mild, clear and notably salu
brious climate will relieve him from
gradual decline. If it is q benefit t
him. he may remove his family t.
that State.
Mrs. r. G.. Shore, who, with he
husband, changed their location t.
Jerome, Idaho, near Twin Falls,
couple OF months ago, is back on
visit and to finish up some business
matters here, and will remain a few
weeks. She gives a glowing accoun
OF the prospects of the town of thei
adoption which is springing into ex
istence with marvellous speed.
The poultry show which meets OF
the last day of this month, to b.
given by the Thurston County POul
try Association, will be held il
Wright's block, corner of FOurtl
and Water streets AS this is to b.
strictly county exhibit, it is though
that the 250 coops provided will b.
ample for the exhibit, but quit,
enough to show the pick of all flock
of local breeders.
The State College of Washington
has applied to the Supreme Cour
for a refunding of about So, 900 pait
INTO the State treasury, OF tuition
fees collected by the college frou
nonresident pupils. rOOm-rent ant