Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-03-20
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Ill '!'' .N'th"di>t church.
\ "aI@htrr was born 70 the wife
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\ daughter WAS born to Mr.. and
Mrs John Il. Norman, Monday.
Gov. Mead has issued 4 procIama.
t.on designating April 9th as Arbor
Day.
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W '''S'i' d coupe Oh weeks longer
otto i'rae@"r Will he discharged
l'"l'' tnr noSp!,aI IN rorllano sun
""s' " ''''i NJ " III return " ''i's CITY,
Io-morrow is the vernal equinox.
when the length OF the days and
MINIS arc V'leore'icaiiy' al ieasp'
'du''i
Judge Mason irwin has been hold
ing court IN this city for Judge Linn
. .l',s "eeh M. ne latter Is hoio'hS Il
''.l,i '' -aoii'es''iio'
The Wymp'"n says that gas will
be turned on IN about a week. 1t
VIII be remembered that 1T Smelled
gas o|cr year ago.
IS; NJ. Price and wife, and their lit
tie daughter HELEN, left, Monday, for
Southern California, where they will
make an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mackay re-
turned from trip to Aberdeen Sat
urday evening, where Mr.. had gone
on professional business.
w. H. Algier left for Idaho Sunday.
where he intends remaining several
months. IN the hope that change OF
climate Will benefit his health.
Mrs. Curry, sister of Warren Nc
Kay, the insane murderer of his fam
lily at Ienlno, lately, has adopted the
surviving child, little Dorothy.
The City Council have resolved to
be more economical Good! AL
though it seems somewhat like a very
late time to lock the stable-doOr.
Il. Mameya, a Japanese woman,
who died Tuesday, at the Union
Lumber Company mill, was buried
Wednesday in the Japanese ceme-
'ery III oeat'ie'
Rev. rather Grlthth preached his
!arewell sermon IN 81. Johns Church
iast SUNDAY, and Will soon take up
his line OF duty IN thriving parish
at San Diego, Cal.
Miss Jeanette thompson OF this
city ana Henry u. Boardman OF Alas
ka' were married in Seattle, Monday.
Ihey Immediately lett for Alaska,
their future home.
The Council chamber is to receive a
coating or two OF whitewash, depend
ing somewhat upon the depth OF the
STAINS which the record OF time has
made upon Its walls.
Albert and Joseph Morrow arrived
Sunday from Kansas to attend the
funeral OF their mother, Mrs. Ander-
son MORROW, at the home OF another
son, Matthias Morrow.
Mrs. Lou G.. Diven has bought the
Joseph Forstell home, at the west
end of Nineteenth street, at a cost OF
sI'4oc; MIS- owen ana her oaugh-
Ter VIII tahe possessioh April ISL.
w. p. C. Adams, of Seattle. was
shaking hands with his MANY Olym.
pia friends on our streets this week.
Several years ago he was State Labor
Commissioner and resided in this
city.
The First PRESBYTERIAN Church
elected, last evening, as Trustees, T.
]. Kegley, w. W. Work, C. H.
Springer, j. B. Stentz and George
Yantis. and b. f. McHenry and Mil.
lard Lemon, Elders.
The Supreme Court has affirmed a
verdict of 800 damages to Bessie
Childs and her husband of Spokane,
against VIM. Childs. for slanderous
remarks made against her during
street quarrel in that city.
A large audience attended the pu.
pi aaad ,iiusiG Tor rSc..al at rroSioenct
1,roGo;nn s, A 'r n,sn., anu 'neil
founo of ~ gov. tho ulS .ana"i1 e ~.
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