Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-01-31


~a'rocj5 j. to IAyr now school
j.. 80. nest Spring.
4. H. SOFT left this week on an
,,'nj"i trip East.
Happy Nrylon is the la'nst vie
tir"' the smallpox.
c. H. RDiyllrl is recovering from a
several days illness.
\ daughter was born to the wife of
Ray Iiigriow. Monday.
Ci.d>. korpper and wife have re
iH-nrd from California.
The weather has been quite clear
tllc past week. but cold.
Mark Reed came up from Shelton
this week on business trip.
Judge GuibcrSon has been wrcSt-
ling with grippe the past few days.
Frank Proud. formerly Of this city,
died al Pro~s"r, last week, of con-
SUMPTION.
Mrs. John Ilarbst and her son
John. have returned from trip to
California.
Miss Marie Schmidt. of Hope Is
land. was Il visitor to our city.
Wednesday.
Herman Giesler and Miss Fisher.
both of Little Rock. have secured a
license To we'd
y card party will be given by the
members of the O. f.. S. auxiliary in
Masonic hall tonight.
Bettman makes IL speciality of
shoes and he has the celebrated
Florsheim to back him.
a Thurston county teachers in
stitute will be held in this city dur
ing the week beginning Feb. oath.
Have you noticed that happy look
on Judge Guiberson's cOuntenance,
when he is addressed as Judge?"
The McKibbin hats, of all styles,
seems now to be in the lead. and
they are to be found at the Empor-
ium.
This is the anniversary of the day
on which the XIII Constitutional
amendment was adopted, Jan. 81,
1868.
Mrs. Albert Brucker and little
daughter are visiting Mrs. B. s par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Farrell, at
South Bay.
Chas. r. Bogue and Miss Dorothy
Barber, both of Raymond, were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. R. NJ. Hayes,
on the 23d inst.
Mrs. A. L. Callow, a sister of p.
NJ. Troy, accompanied by her daugh-
ter Doris, are up from Elma on a
visit to their relatives.
The derailment of three cars on
the Northern Pacific, near Mcintosh,
Tuesday morning. blockaded the
track for several hours.
The Perky papers are again max
ing their annual prediction of inter-
urban connection with Tacoma dur
ing the coming Summer.
1t is said that C. f. Mallory has
disappeared for parts unknown. ow-
ing to the popular indignation at Te- |
nino resulting from the Sloan en-
bfoglic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tighe Mounts have re-
the Sound, and are on brief visit to
relatives here before taking up their
residence at Gate.
Treasurer SchOmber's Office in the
court house is being enlarged by re-
moving @ partition, which will i'm
prove the light and afford more room
and better ventilation.
Fred SChomber, County Treasurer.
visited the custodians of funds in
Pierce and King counties. this week,
to receive and give pointers as to
eXacting duties of that service.
A Sunday school teachers training
school will be held in the United
Presbyterian Church this evening by
Rev. M. w, Miller, of Tacoma. Those
interested in that work are invited.
A. L. Cassell has bought a 40-acre
farm, near Gull Harbor and about
two miles from Boston Harbor, from
the Price Realty Co., for a considera-
ton of 81, 400. He will make it his
home.
The Olympia Trades Council is
planning a Smoker" as a house.
warming in their new home. Their
regular meeting nights have been
changed to the first and third Mon
days of each month,
hoffman is again setting the wo-
men wild by announcing another ems
broidery sale, at which son.e widths
and qualities ordinarily sold for dol
lar yard will go for IS cents. Read
his ad. in this paper.
Mr. G. A. Stedman, one of our
prosperous farmers, was in from the
country Wednesday, He states that
his district, a few miles south Of
Tumwater, is to be supplied with a
free delivery service in about week.
The Supreme Court recorded q de-
cision Tuesday. ordering trial of
the suit of Ben r. Sturgeon, against
the Tacoma Eastern Railroad for
damages, on which the Superior
Court of Pierce county had granted
a non-suit.
The funeral OF Mrs. Alpheus Bah.
bitt, who died in Tacoma, Saturday,
was held Monday from the Whiteside ,
undertaking parlors, Rev. J. w. =;
Flesher conducting the service. De- ,
ceased was daughter of Louis Pfaff, ;
of this city.
1t is announced that Rev. C. B.
Allen, of Denver, conference evange- ;
list of the NJ. f. Church, in Colorado, {
has been secured to conduct a series of /
revival meetings in the Methodist
Church, beginning March 9th and
continuing two weeks.
A north by east wind Wednesday 7
accompanied a furry of icy particles, 8
presaged fall of snow, but the c
weather had so moderated yesterday t
and Old Sol was smiling SO benignly c
that oil apprehension of q cold spell G
has been removed for the present. q
A negro who had been following {
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