Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-08-27
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The condition of Mrs. f.. T Young
sllil remains critical.
hoffman has gone Fast to rcplen-
ISL his stock of goods
Mrs. G. II. Springer left Monday
on Il visit to California.
Leopold +. Schmidt has returned
from Il business trip to Alaska.
Tia" la>t oprn-air concert of the
season. at Capitol Square. tonight.
John Helrrn. Il logger. died at the
hospital yesterday. OF typhoid fever
The glare in the east Tuesday
night was from burning slashing
near Lacey.
Mrs. John r. Convey is visiting old
friends here. She is now a resident
Of Massachusetts.
Mrs. T. c. Van Epps has returned
from 4 camping trip With her son,
Arlie, at Quilcene Bay.
Ray Rogers. a business man Of Alb
erdeen, was in town this week, visit
ing relatives and friends.
Joseph Zamberlin has purchased
George Birdsley interest in the
Olympia Packing Company.
The people Of Eureka district have
voted To issue bonds tn the amount
o. $1,000, for erection OF u school
house
Mrs. A. Bettman and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Josie Oppenheimer, re-
Gently made trip to the Seattle eX-
position.
Campers at Buffers cove have had
a diversion from doice far nicnte life
by having to fight the forest fires
| this week.
Mrs. Lake has resumed her Office
work after a few days recreation on
her beautiful orchard grounds on
EastSide, Budd's Inlet
Edwin, youngest son OF Judge Full
lerton. fell from Plum tree WedneS
day, sustaining serious. though not
dangerous, injuries to his back.
The trouble at Dayton and
Walla Walla over terminal connec-
tions, or union depot for the n. 2.
and O. K. N. is said to be in a fair
way for adjustment.
Miss Bugge's judgment against
the Seattle Electric Co., of $4,000.
for loss of leg in being run over by
Ballard car, was affirmed by the
Supreme Court, this week.
When in Olympia don't fail to stop
at the popular Rainier, in Odd Eel
lows building, where you will find
large, well-ventilated rooms, clean
beds and at moderate price.
The contract for building one
room schOol-hOuSe in District 76, Il,
the head of Mud Bay, was let to H.
Casner, last Friday for the sum of
81, 900, to be completed in 90 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Baldwin and
Miss Caroline Baldwin, of Iowa, are
on a visit to Olympia, and are guests
of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. F..
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Stewart, OF
Tekoa, are on visit to friends in
this city, where they formerly re-
sided. He is now engaged in the
brewery business.
A. f. Cameron, of Carson City,
Nevada, is on visit to his brother
in-law, Policeman Herndon. He is
SO impressed with Olympia he may
decide to locate here.
The local temple of Pythian Sis
tiers held an interesting session
Tuesday night. Mesdames Carrie
Gruhlke and Hannah Millett were
named as the entertainment COM
mittee.
1t is reported that George Craig is
about to bringa suit for alleged dam
ages to his little daughter Helen by
a defective sidewalk. Let us see: is
it three or four suits that are now
pending?
Mrs. Ward F. Groat, nee Louise
Patterson, of Sherwood, Or, was in
the city, this week. She and her
husband are living on a small ranch
which they own, located sixteen
miles frcm Portland.
There may be injunctive proceed
ings over the improvements of Adams,
Fifth and Sixth streets. 1t is claimed
in some instances the cost of the i'm
prOvements will be greater than the
value of the AUDITING property.
John d. Atkinson, ex-Attorney
General, was recently in Olympia
and appeared in the Schively i'm
parchment trial as witness in be-
half of the defense. He and his wife
will soon remove from Seattle to Ia
! coma.
Hezekiah w. Barnes, convicted,
tried and sentenced to hang for kill
ing Mrs. Anna NJ. Aldrich, by the
Walla Walla Superior Court, will
have to hang. DEGREES the Supreme
Court, in a review of the case this
week.
1t might be better for the country
If less money was expended for
stocks on the New York exchange
and more used in moving the crops.
Initiation Of stock values is not good
for the legitimate business interests
of the nation.
The Supreme Court held in case
of damages appealed by the guardian
of Winnifred Wooding against p.
Jacobson, at Hamilton, Skagit county,
accorded judgment for selling liquor
to her father, who was killed in O
drunken brawl.
Mr.. Robert Dorah, owner of the
former Williamson place, corner
of Franklin and Fifth streets, is
about to begin reducing that elevat-
ed site to grade and in the spring
will erect tirst-claSs $1,000 lodging
house on the property.
After the operation was performed
on Mrs. Mary f. Church to relieve
the lady from the pain caused by an
abscess, it seemed she was on the
road to an early recovery, but de-
cOrding to latest accounts her cOndi-
tion was less favorable.