Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-17

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willie Hartman. a-"d > wears,
has been sent to the State Training
School on u charge OF incorrglDility.
The stores carrying holiday goods
are now kpcpiuE oprn t'a@ 10 .CiocEat
night To mc"r a." r'.>' for Christmas
goods.
Has Ol.r4 rrl,il'i THAT stage
when . advised measures, Hndrr the
guiS. .l Improvements. spell con
ti>ca,.n>
Julg- Robinson i1> gone 20 spend
the remainder Of tie Winter IN Cali
forniA san Francisco. Los Angeles
and Santa barbara
Mrs. SCOT ~haocr has recovered
from prolonged attack OF rheumatic
fever. the tilSt symptoms OF which
complaint appeared last august.
DR.. Nelson, State Veterinarian
has been appointed delegate to the
Wool Growers Association, to be
held at Ogden, Utah, in January
Miss Pearl Boyles and Walden Lo-
Roy Mallory We're united in marriage
at Cotton. this State, on the 10th
inst. Both were well known in this
city
Fred. W. Stocking has been re-
elected President of the Y. NJ. {. a.
1t is expected the new building will
be ready for occupancy of the organ
ization by February.
Passenger trains are again run
ming through to MoclipS, the section
for six miles from the harbor to the
Summer resort having been badly
damaged by the floods.
The city schools close to-day for
the holiday season ending Jan Sd.
Entc tainments have been arranged
for this afternoon and evening in the
several school buildings.
The Sheriffs of the State are to
meet at North Yakima, Jan. 18th
prOx, to suggest such changes OF
law by Legislation as experience has
demonstrated are necessary.
Mrs. J. c. Randall, of Pleasant
Glade is at the hospital suffering in
tensely from injuries inflicted by
burning oil, which she was using in
lighting the kitchen fire, yesterday
afternoon.
Thomas Mckee. clerk in Claude
Antisdel's confectionery store. was
united in marriage to Miss Haze
Israel, in the First Presbyterian
Church at Seattle. Tuesday, by Rev
MIR. Bass.
The City Council have patched NJ
the errors made in paying for the
grade in paving district before it wa:
completed, retaining $1,000 as /;
guaranty of completion by July. 1910
the only way out of the bad muddlt
it had made.
Olympia, the clam as well as the
oyster town. has been without the
former bivalve simply because the
weather was inclement. That speaks
well for the prosperity of the labor
ing class. They at least don have
to work when it rains.
1t is said the costs of the Hamilton
trial against Thurston county will
reach $500 Prosecuting Attor.
ney Wilson, however, estimates the
costs at $1,000. This, and kindred
items of expense might be investi
gated by the Tax League.
A new stand for express wagons
has been designated at Fifth and
Main streets, the change having beer
suggested to afford a clear passage
way on Fourth street for the fire
team when called to duty, the form
err rendezvous for these vehicles hay
ing been on Fourth and Main.
Mohammed goes to the noun
tain in the Kneeland bar case, re
garding the open front provision
Having been refused license renewal
for failure to provide inspection of the
bar from the street, the City Council
amended the ordinance so as to rem.
der it unnecessary and granted a IL
cenSe at the last meeting.
C. b. White, the painter, abou,
two weeks ago, spralned his spine by
running after a Street-car in the
southern portion of the city. Al
latest accounts he was only able to
move about with difficulty. The eff
fects of the accident were aggravated
on account of cold accompanied
with lumbago affecting the injured
part of his back.
Hazen Maynard, of The Capital
City Creamery of Olympia, delivered
the Presidents address at the an
nual convention of the Washington
Operators and Buttermakers AS
ISOLATION, in Seattle. Tuesday. Rep
Ntit k'iNotho AaChi o4i
over the State and very interesting
and profitable discussion of trade
matters was held
Attorney Byron Millett last Sun
day received the sad news of the
death of his only nephew, Nelson
McAl.i,ter. who was % years of age.
The deceased passed away at the
home Of his grandmother, Mrs. Au-
gust. Nillett, at Columbus, Ne
braska. typhoid fever, in malig-
nant form was the cause OF the
young man untimely death.
The launch Pokey, which has just
come froIa the lands of her builder
thoroughly renovated and strength
ened for the heavier machinery to be
substituted for the present 20-hOrse
power motor, and improve the speed
o. 0!' knots. The present record Of
~ l;3 knot>, leads that of the world
ior boats Of Ter class. She is now