Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-01-10


c"mu"diouS residence on hi, farm at
South Bay.
J. l.; Grant. of Tacoma. the Marx
ian propaganda, was in in the city.
Wednesday.
James Mcintosh and Madam Mo-
rande Jackson We're married in this
city. Wednesday,
y daughter was born. Wednesday,
L. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cum
mingo, of Wcstside.
Alex Adair, of South Bay. is max
ing extensive apple shipments to
down Sound points.
ID. o. Ethart and Miss Ida Mont
gomery were married Tuesday. Rev.
W. ). Crockett officiating.
Valuable oyster lands in Jefferson
county are soon to be placed on sale
by the Oyster Land Commissioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Hopkins are
rejoicing over the birth of a daugh-
ter, which took up it's abode with
them, Wednesday.
II. +. Turner, convicted of forgery.
has been sentenced by Judge Linn to
a term in the Penitentiary, under
the indeterminate law, ranging frem
one to fourteen years.
Mrs. Frances Perollen, daughter of
Mrs. Chcadle, is now suffering from
the ravages of smallpox contracted
by devotion to her mother, who she
attended during her illness.
A friendly suit is to be instituted
to determine the legality of the act
against which the Governors resi-
dence and capital improvement ap-
preparations are authorized.
An exceptional high tide was that
of Wednesday morning which was
exceeded only by one about six years
ago, when the record mark was es-
tablished three inches higher.
Walter Shotwell, of Rochester,
came to the city Tuesday, on bust
ness. 1t is said he is named as
executor of Elizabeth Hash, who
died on January Sd, in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brucker de-
sire us in their name to present their
heartfelt thanks to many neighbors
and friends who so kindly extended
their aid and sympathy during their
late bereavement.
1t is said that Edwin Hendrickson
is afflicted with the smallpox, and
that he had mingled freely with his
companions on the Greyhound and
on the street before the nature of
the disease was discovered.
Dec. 31st there were LIS inmates
of the Western Hospital for the In
sane. There were "a patients ad-
mitted, "a males and 10 females; dis
charged Is, 10 males and females;
died 9, 8 males and one female.
Misses E. V. and L. NJ. Johnson
have bought from John Sanderson
lot z block 81, in Turpin' s subdivision
Sylvester plat, on Eighth street, be-
tween Franklin and Adams, includ-
two buildings, for consideration of
$1,000.
1t should be borne in mind that
Roberts & Roberts will remain few
days longer at the Carlton House, to
repair your sewing machines and
typewriters. That they are skillful
in their work has been shown to the
satisfaction Of the writer.
Miss Mary E. Blackler died at her
home in this city, Wednesday after
noon, after an illness of about two
years duration. Her age was about
81 years. She leaves in this city a
sister, Miss Lydia Blackler, and q
niece, Mrs. F. S. O'Brien, and her
family.
City Engineer Weddell, in his an
nual report, shows that during the
past year, there have been of surface
grading $3.50 yards. crawling,
area FL, 200 yards; sidewalks laid,
lenial feet, 1880; cement walks laid,
1850 lenial feet, and sewer pipe laid,
1900 lenial feet.
The dreaded 43 alarm for fire, in
volving the business district, at 1:3O
yesterday morning, aroused many of
our citizens, but it was found to be
Occasioned simply by burning
chimney of the Chinese restaurant
on Main, between Second and Third
streets. No damage was done.
W. A. Baker, of Mud Bay, while
splitting wood, chopped off a portion
of one of his thumbs with an ak,
Tuesday morning, and had to make
a trip to town before he could find
anybody with enough skill in such
matters to check the profuse flow of
blood. He was barely able to reach
the surgeons Office from loss of blood.
Mr.. George c. Israel left Tuesday
morning for San Francisco, to meet
an important professional engage
ment. He had not fully recovered
from his late severe illness, but when
duty calls be is noted for making
most any sacrifice. He was &C.
companied by his faithful and de.
voted wife. which is some assurance
for his welfare.
The end came, Friday night, of the
earth-life of R. w. Taylor, who had
fingered ten days, in an unconscious
condition, from injuries sustained by
a fall on a cement sidewalk. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon,
under the auspices of the FOresters
of America, of which order he was a
member. Deceased was "a years of
age, and is survived by q wife and
four children.
Judge Robinson, now in Santa Bar
bara, CAL, undergoing treatment for
throat affection, when he was in
formed of his suspension from prac-
tice for six months by the Supreme
Court, according to the Olynpian, de.
clared that he had not had fair deal
and that he would have something to
say about it later on. If he does, un.
der the circumstances. he will proba-
ply suffer the fate of the parrot who
talked too much.
Fred: Drew, for over forty years
connected with important lumber in
,erests at Port Gamble, Port Lud-
low and Utsalady, in this State, was
MARRIED, on the 4th inst, at Eden
vale, Cal, to Miss Eupor;o Adelaide