Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-05-14

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ti.> Year.
Considerable rain has fallen tn,
pas week.
WA powc is now able to wall
al~t.t Oh crutchc>.
Senator y. :. Ruth has returned
from ii trip to Nkagit county.
Fred. Birchler and wife have beer
spending the week in Seattle.
Root. Whitman and wife returned
yesterday from a visit TO Seattle
4 daughter was born TO the wife
OF Rev. +. l.. Swick, Wednesday.
y. f.. Rogers and wife are on ;
visit to their son. Ray. at Aberdeen.
Nr. and Mrs. John Gilbert, of Blu
coda, are the happy parents Of baby
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Co,ey Veteran
have moved back to this city from
Centralia.
Misses Pear and Clara Mckenzie.
of Yelm, visited friends in the city,
this week.
The price of potatoes in the local
market Jumped to 81 80 per hundred
yesterday.
William kiaumbuSh has been called
to Michigan by the serious illness of
his mother.
The residence of Lyman Stevens,
near Bucoda, was destroyed by fire
few days ago.
George Higgins is planning to
have some races at his Lacey track
on the 23d inst.
Nib Giles, who has been quite i'll
at the home of his parents, is report
ed as improving.
Allen Weir returned, last Sunday,
from two weeks trip to Fort
Wran9le, Alaska
John +. Foster and Mrs. Alkaline
NJ. Hover, both of this city, were
married last Friday
The marriage of Jos. F. Warren
and Miss Grace Woods, both of Yelm,
took place yesterday.
Frank Montgomery, of Centralia,
has bought the b. 4 X. meat market
on West Fourth street.
The County Commissioners have
authorized the survey of road from
Buffers Cove to Mud Bay.
After a weeks absence, Charles
r. Talcott has returned from trip
to Bellingham and vicinity.
f. K. Rogers of Satsop, and Annie
Morrison of RentOn, were Joined in
wedlOck in this city, Monday.
H. f. Gervais has sold his interest
in the transfer business in this city
and gone to Tacoma to reside.
Weller has new $1,000" Mixer"
with which to incorporate the gravel
and cement for his street-work.
B. Scott Wilson and Miss Wealthy
Ann Baldie, both of Tacoma, we're
married in this city, yesterday.
J. W. Quick and A. H. Denman,
Tacoma lawyers, had business before
the Supreme Court, Wednesday.
Walter Barnard has organized
home telephone company among the
farmers in the vicinity of Lacey.
H. c. Everett has bought a lot
from Mrs. Emma Taylor, located on
Fifth and Pear streets, for 81, 100.
1t is reported that Representative
oiayden, OF Pierce, may go on Ham,
lltOn bond for release from prison.
The advertisement Of sale of county
property, to be held on May Goth,
appears in this issue of the STAND
ARD.
Judge Crow is getting ready to
erect So, 0J0 residence on his prop
erty In the southern portion of the
city.
During the past week Judge J. w.
Robinson has been in Portland, pre-
Sumably on business connected with
the Hamilton case.
The State printing Office is now
located in Mi,lard Lemons new
building, just completed, on Fourth
near Adams street.
Verne Setter, the Olympia loop
the-loop boy. was seriously injured
while going through the act at Twin
Falls, Idaho, on the 9th inst.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson has arrived from
Los Angeles, Cal, to spend the
summer with her son, Charles w.
Wilson. of the G. & w. barber shop.
Gov. Hay has named DR.. George
H. Dow, of Chehalis, for member of
the State Board of Medical Exami-
ners to serve for the term of three
years.
Health Officer Kincaid states that
there are now only three cases
OF scarlet fever in the CITY, but that
number of cases of German
measles exist.
While Fire Chief Raymond was
absent from the city during the past
week Clarence V Boone assumed the
duties OF his Office at the compensa-
ton of 81 per day
Mrs. SAINT Yeager has received the
sad news OF death of her mother. at
al her home in Tilden, Maine. She
was u Years of age, and leaves a son
and four daughters.
Dam Prltchard, of Tacoma, was
seen on our streets, Monday. He
. mere On business connected with
t p law department of the Northern
racine Railway Company.
o. 0round was broken Tuesday for
.ae paving on Franklin and Fifth
o. streets This is the first work begun
t tna .he so-called big downtown con
s tae., involving paving Of several