Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-03

Lawyer Israel had professional
business in Tacoma, this week.
Let Us have grand Jury. by all
means. The sooner the better.
Mrs Harry ". Smith has returned
from an extended Eastern trip.
Lawyer Troy went to Shelton yes
tcrday on professional business.
Miss Nell Kinzie has returned from
Il trip through Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Billings re
turned Monday from visit to Port
land.
Mrs. Philip Horwitz. of TT. Casey.
is visiting Mrs. J. H. Price. at Tum-
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Percival have
returned to their Westside home to
reside.
Miss Edith Hoage. of Boutwell,, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs James
Hoage.
Miss Sophia Neuenschwander left
Monday for a visit to relatives in
Missouri.
Mrs. W. n. Mcdowell and child
rem left Wednesday for Logansport,
Ind. TO reside.
Mrs. Frank McFadden has been
spending few days with Mrs. A. NJ
Rowe. at Woodland.
Mrs. Ortis Hamilton has returned
from Southern California where she
has spent the Winter.
Charles Cook, of Alberta, Canada,
is on visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Friedel, of Tumwater.
B. R. Conine and Miss Roxie
Loutzenhiser, both of Yelm, were
united in marriage, this week.
The w. C. T. U. of Westside meet
this evening at the home of Mrs. l..
=. HOlbrOOk, on Seward avenue.
The new city float now occupies a
position at the foot of TiltOn street.
1t will be ready for use in few days.
Harry Young, formerly of this
city, has accepted" position with
wholesale grocery company at Ia
coma.
The funeral of Jack Morande, who
died at the hospital, Friday, was
held the next day from Whiteside' IS
chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Blackburn, OF
ST. Louis, Mo-, were on visit to Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Whiteside, of this
city, this week.
Ground has been broken on the
west side of Main street near Second
for concrete building, by the Buck
eye Extract Company.
Mrs. John w. Morris has returned
to her home in Idaho, after spending
the winter with her mother, Mrs. d.
w. Chilson, at Neville.
The ladies of the Tumwater Meth
odist Church are practicing for &
production to be given some time il
May, entitled Ruth and Boaz.
Mrs. NJ. Candy, of Tumwater
went to Seattle, this week, to attent
the funeral of her uncle, John Cor
nell, an old-time Olympia pioneer
April opened with charming spring
like weather and moderation of tn
temperature, and now the music o
the shovel and the hoe will be heard
1t is reported that Prosecuting
Attorney Troy will commence gu
ararranto proceedings in the SuperiO
Court to settle the School Directo
muddle.
The County Commissioners hav
ordered the establishment of tn
Gorensen ditch and drainage district
in Sec "a, tip. IS, RI W, at an est
mated cost of $763.33.
Gov. Mead disappointed Henr
B. Dewey State Superintendent G
Public ms truction, to fill the vacan
cy caused by the death of the late in
cumbent, r. B. Bryan.
The popular little Lyric Theate
still continues to be the favorit
place of amusement in Olympic
and we are pleased to note the larg
crowds that attend nightly.
Miss Jean Mcleod was called I
North Yakima, this week, by tn
death of her aunt in that city. Sh
was accompanied by her brotht
James, who was here on visit.
The funeral of Mrs. M. S. Black, {
Tumwater, who died Saturday frol
consumption, was held Sunday aftel
noon from the family home. A hu!
band and two children survive her.
Judge Linn has overruled the d,
murrer of the county regarding ban
assessments, in a suit brought by til
Capital National bank on the asses
ment for the tax of the present yea
The Equality Club will meet in til
Christian Church annex at P. NJ
next Tuesday evening, in regula
session. Mrs. Emma De Voc, til
State President, is expected to /
present.
Capt. H. NJ. Pierce, formerly
this city, who has been conductin
the Hotel st. Philip in Portland
has sold out that business. H
with his family, now reside at q
Union Avenue, in that city.
1t is announced that G. f. HUI,
gins, owner OF the Lacey race-tracl
near this city, is about to expen
upwards of $4,000 for improvement
of the track and cOnveniences fl
the owners of blOOded stock.
The Civic Improvement Club wi
meet at the residence of Mrs. A.
Chambers on Eighteenth street, ne,
Tuesday, at $3.50 P. NJ, for election
officers and outlining plans for IL
Summers work in identifying IL
city.
John Standke. a prosperous farm
er residing on the southern bOrd,
OF the county, was in town Wedne
day TIC interview the County Con
missioners with regard to the mucl
needed improvement of a road in h
district.
The Odd Fellows of this city hay
appointed a committee to make a