Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-02
April showers.

Wa llIit> are in bloom.
Judge Mitchell is holding court al
Shelton.
The fishing season for trout began
yesterday
Mrs. MrSSegee has closed her mil
linrry store,
Geo. \. Talcott is afflicted with
rheumatic troubles.
Mrs. b. b. Lord is recovering
from Il severe illness.
y decline of five cents a pound il
price OF butter is noted.
Rem Pattison is up from Seattle
on Il visit to his mother.
The Hldcbrand secondhand store
went out of bushes, yesterday.
Paul Christensen new residence
at South Bay is we'll under way.
The vernal equinox. March DIST,
is probably responsible for this rainy
spell.
Mrs. W. Il. Powe still remains
critically i'll al her hone on Second
street.
Don fret; it is only the equinoc-
til stnrln whinh cnnns and COOS
twice year.
Larry Cormier will leave, Monday
for Prince Rupert, Alaska, with a
view of locating.
Mrs. Chas. II. Morse, of Fern Hill,
visited with her sister, Mrs. Byron
Millett. this week.
Mrs. Jessie Winslow was taken to
the hospital, Wednesday. to under
60 slight operation.
Lawyer Hawley S. King has moved
to this city from Tenino, his former
residence. and is here to stay.
Jack" Baldwin, the old-time
Olympia blacksmith, is over from
the Soldiers Home at Orting.
Yesterday license to wed was is
sued to Guy Landon of Yakima and
Miss Edna Morrison of WapatO.
The school board are discussing
the propriety of placing a tennis
court on the high-school grounds.
AL. Lorer, melter at the Pioneer
foundry, is recovering from severe
illness. He is still at the hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. f. r. Brown, OF
Portland, are visitors to our city,
which was their home several years
ago.
Mrs. George Anderson and daugh-
ter, Georgia, living on Boundary
street, have recently been afflicted
with Ia grippe.
Col. Geo. B. Lamping, of Seattle
has been appointed to succeed Ortis
Hamilton as Adjutant General OF the
National Guard.
Mrs. Clara Lasityr Allen has gone
to Aberdeen to reside with her hus
band, Charles Allen. She will bt
missed by her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cross have do
mated site for a Union church al
Gate and the residents are planning
to erect a suitable building at once
Frank Clayton is confined at the
home of ]. NJ. Porter, two miles cas-
of the city limits on the South Bay
road, with severe attack of rheuma
tism.
A. F.. Woodland, of Westside, ha.
been i'll with a cold and aSthmati,
troubles for the last ten days. A
latest accounts he was slowly recOv
ering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton have com,
to Olympia FRI Centralia to reside
1t is said Mr.. Il. has accepted an of
fer OF Situat ion in one of our cit!
stores.
c. p. Giles, formerly of thi
city, now of Darlington, SnohOmisl
county, where he operates a sawmill
was greeting his many friends here
this week.
Howard COsgrOve, son of the lat
Governor, has resigned the position
as Secretary to the Governor an
will go to Seattle and engage i
prdctlcc Ol law.
The way to reach the country pee
pie is through the advertising co
umns OF the WASHINGTON STANDARD
1t goes into the homes of all portion
of ThurStcn county.
Archilles Messegee, son of Nj
and Mrs. Geo. Messegee of this city
lately won the first prize, silve
cup, for the best all-rOund athlete {
the Portland Y NJ. c. A.
Fred. Hahn, of Tumwater, in tn
employ of a. H. Chambers, had tn
second finger of the left hand neatl
amputated by sausage machine h
was operating last Tuesday.
A logger whose name could not b
learned was crushed by the cars c
the Mason county logging train yes
terday, and was brought to this cit
for treatment at the hospital.
Judge Frank j. Allyn, of Tacoma
aged 62 years, died Wednesday. H
was member of the Supreme COur
OF Washington Territory, by al
pOintment OF President Cleveland.
A fve-year-old child from tn
Washington Children 5 Home wa
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
Williams. Tuesday, and her name Q
Mary Money changed to Mary Laur
aine Williams.
Oliver, Helen and Fanny White
the children OF Mrs. Ellen White
VISITED with their mother and grand
iTather, d. S. b. Henry, last Sunday
lnese children are attending schoo
at Puget City.
The grip did not get such a sever
mold on Miss Frances Sylvester tina
she could not attend to her duties a
s sono'l teacher, but the lady wa
eonipeiled to admit that her visito
was rather disagreeable one.
81 At .t a conference Of representative.
OF the city and Board Of Control. i
WAS Was. decided that the big naples OF
n maln street will remain in thei1