Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-12

TN.. ...' ...- Monday.
" t.~ r~,Irurd from d
trip 49,
IT,. H-. a.j .s.cr are visiting
in ~..t'
T#.l..- ..a1.h IL now II hours
al it.....rr,.
MAJ :..' of shelton, was in the
civ. t.~-,t.4N.
E.e r.,~. and Coe Price have
goL- "rndru, Idaho.
E.s. Il. ". Hayes has returned
troa % tr.p to Honolulu.
Mr.. Clarence Y. Boone suffers
frc4 rhe.uAtic troubles.
l,o.t. Cameron Is recovering from
u scsrrr attack oi II 9r'fI'.
VI George Castor visited friends
a. Grand Mound, this week.
iiugh Williams. Jr, i, quite i'll al
his home south OF Tumwatcr.
+. g. Taylor, OF Oyster BAY. WAS
up this week on a business trip.
Mrs. ". b. Powr has returned
from trip 10 down-Hound points
Thomas BorlrauN and Mark bra-
ham were mp FROM Seattle, this We X.
The wireless telegraph station IN
this city is neari1 ready for business.
Mrs. Geo Hrron. Of Ncw kA-
milrbc. is lie Jy>t "a. friends in this
city.
J.. Il. Fau'bnc.' Is confined to his
home with juA.-mmat"ry rheuma-
tism.
\ daughter Vas born. yesterday.
at Tumwalcr, to the wife of William
Gowdy.
A son was recently born TO the
wife of Harry DickieSrr. Of Tum-
water
Mr.. and Mrs. John k~lfner. of
Mud Bay, have gone to Seattle to
reside
The local acric of Eagles are plan
to build a $50 hall in the near
future.
Mrs. Guy Payton has returned
from Il prolonged stay in Los Ange-
les. Cal.
Mrs. Mark Hartsuck, of Elma, is
visiting Mrs. Lavina Hartsuck, in
this city.
Mrs. C. J. Messegee. the popular
milliner, has been indisposed during
the week.
Garrett Hodge and Miss Louise
Kindred were married in this city,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nj. Lathrop, of South Union,
is suffering from a severe attack of
rheumatism
George Hopkins, of Roslyn, is
visiting his brother. Deputy Auditor
VIII Hopkins.
Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, formerly a
resident of Olympia, died in Tacoma,
a few days ago.
The County Commissioners have
appointed ]. II. Turner Justice of the
Peace at Tumwater.
1t is said that Col. Fred. Heustis
will be the Olympia member of the
Capitol Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kieffer, of
Lacey, are the happy parents of a
bright little boy baby.
A bill giving an additional Su-
perior Judge to Chchalis county has
passed the Legislature.
Miss Lulu Nash. of Tacoma. has
been the guest of Miss Faith Cham
berS, during the past week.
George Dumphey of Seattle, and
Emma Hart of Bremcrton, were mar
ried in this city, Wednesday.
Phil Vincent is building u hand
some launch for Roy Huggett. 1t
is Is feet long and : feet wide.
r. c. Rutland and Miss Caroline
SCHNEIDER, both of this city, were
married in Tacoma, yesterday.
John Hill was adjudged insane,
Monday, and committed to the Steil-
accom- asylum, by Judge Mitchell.
The Legislature has passed 4 bill
restraining brewers from conducting
anything but a wholesale business.
James Hoage was in the city Mon
day. or late years he has suffered
considerably from rheumatic trOu-
bles.
Frank Weston. the barber, has
returned to this city, after a several
weeks trip in the eastern part of the
State
c. W. Spearin of Tacoma, and Miss
Mary Wesley Of Red Bluffs, Cal. ,
were joined in wedlock in this city.
Monday.
Miners engaged in underground
work will hereafter have to work
but eight hours day, says the Leg
iSlature
Beach's medical examining board
bill has passed the Legislature. 1t
gives oSteopaths representation on
the board
Acting Governor Hay signed the
Capitol bill, Monday. 1t has an
emergency clause, and is, therefore,
now u law.
Edward Molandcr and Mrs. Clara
Dougherty, both residents of Ia
coma. were married in this city, on
the 9th inst.
After a severe spell of sickness
Fred. Sylvester is able to be at his
post OF duty in the law Office of Troy
& Sturdevant.
Rev. K. VI Hayes, Wednesday,
united in marriage Andrew Shield
ana Enma Davis, both of Water
VILE, this State
Henry Meyer. one OF the STAND
Akh Oldest subs ribers. celebrated
MS o5d birthday. last Friday. He
lives at Mud Bay.
D The Warner family, living on the
naher ranch. d. few miles west of this
eny. will soon move 10 the eastern
part of TIE State.
Mr.. and Mrs g.. II. Boardman
nave returned - Alaska after a visit