Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-12-11

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c. u. >o.ag'r and wife visited
Tacoma. .i.~ wick.
Wnma N.al. was up from Sc
att.rj.rnE iir week.
l.. y. Faulkner made 4 business
trip to SEATTLE. this week.
Nr~. y. r. Ashley. of kamilche.
WAS mp OF visit Tuesday.
Mrs J. q. Parker has gone TO
Portland to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morse were
visitors 10 Tacoma. this week.
John L. Mitchell had professional
business al Tacoma. this week.
John Nolan. a Mud Bay rancher.
died Al the hospital, yesterday.
Mrs b. kinzie will leave next week
for an extended visit to Denver.
Mrs. Lee Henderson,. of Little
Rock, visited in the city, this week.
Mrs. Ada Axtell has sold her resi-
dence in this city to Mrs. NJ. Cyphert.
Fred. Schonard, living nine miles
south of here, was in the city yester-
day.
W. l.. Sapp. Of Tumwater, had his
leg broken. Saturday, by kick from
a horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Wright are the
happy parents OF baby boy, born
yesterday.
Miss Claire Chadwick has returned
from a visit to friends east of the
mountains.
Thomas Swan and wife. of F.llenS-
to relatives
Miss Carrie Hansen. of Summit
Lake. has taken a position in Mott
man ; store.
Mr. W. F. Lea and family will
soon move into their fine new home
on Maple Park
Legislators are arriving daily to
secure accommodations during the
coming session.
Thomas Bordeaux of the Mason
County Logging Co., was in the city
during the week.
G. 4. Stedman. one of our pros
porous ranchers, was in from the
country yesterday.
Miss Rena O'Bannon, who was
recently operated upon at the hos
pital, is recovering.
John Mears, an old-time Olympian,
is now the proprietor of a butcher
shop in Ellensburg.
Telephones have been ordered in
stalled in the Mckinley and Roose-
welt school buildings.
Arthur and Hattie Levee, of South
Dakota, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Emma Ellis, in this city.
Robt. Carter and Miss f. Cook,
both OF this city, were granted IL
cense to wed, yesterday.
Robt. Robertson and Miss NJ.
BrOderson, both Of Tacoma, were
married in this city Saturday.
H. Langton dislocated his Shout
der the other day, while pitching
hay at the Wickie dairy farm.
Mrs. Kate Cowles and her daugh-
ter, Helen, have gone to Seattle for
months visit among friends.
Hon. 7. f. Mentzer, of our thriv-
ing little neighbor-city, Tenino, was
in the city during the past week.
Chas. Rogers and wife, recent ar
rivals from COupeville, have moved
into their new home on Eastside.
Lin Connolly, a former we'll known
resident of Little Rock, this county,
died at Palorse, Idaho, last week.
The school in district No. 4. west
of this city, has re-opened with Leon
Warner, of South Bay. as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Shut, of Ia
coma, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
&. j. Swayne, on East Fifth street.
The Olympia band has leased the
Eagles hall, corner of Third and
Washington streets, for practice and
rental.
Divorce proceedings in the case of
Roy WhitehOuse against Nellie White
house, have been filed in the Super
iOr Court.
j. H. Schively has been confined to
his home the past week as the result
OF a severe injury to his back, sus-
tanned by fall.
DR.. ]. c. McClelland is reported to
be very i'll at Seattle with bowel and
bladder complications. His heart also
appears to be weak.
l.. ]. Miller is the new Mayor of
Tenino, N. d. Clowers Treasurer,
Albert Webster and A. D. Camp
bell the Councimen.
The Johnston sisters are making
extensive repairs to their lodging
house on Eighth, between Franklin
and Adams streets.
Mrs. Frank I. Houghton and her
daughter. Alice. departed, Tuesday,
for San Francisco, whittier they go
for visit to friends.
The ladies' of the Christian Church
gave an enjoyable and well-attended
social in the parlors of the church,
Wednesday afternoon.
Hugh klady was arrested Monday
for carrying concealed weapons. He
plead guilty in the Justice Court and
was fined $50 and costs.
The bagpipers at the Banjo thea
ter will probably not be tried again.
They succeeded in driving nearly all
the patrons from the house.
A motor-boat club has been organ
lied in this city with twenty-seven
members. l.. p. Ouelette is the
originator of the movement.
Mrs. Dayton Williams of Tacoma,
and Mrs. Oscar Bowen of Ellensburg.
are visiting their parents, MIR. and
Mrs. W. I. Cavanaugh, in this city.
Mrs. A. S. Metcalf and Mrs. f. H.
jackson have returned to their homes
IN seattle after an enjoyable visit