Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-30

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T..u. ...g .tr dusty.
P.fr.. .......- uni" merchants.
W.. olympia celebrate tine i,h?
N1."a.l>do.ug L lively business
N...,Ut spring weather prevails.
j.. Whitney. OF Ballard, IS visiting
relatives .u tire city.
Pa, uBr.en made i business trip
to Portland, this week.
4 son was born. Sunday. to the
wife Of Wallace Warren.
4 gas and power company has
been organized at Tenino.
Miss Birdie Kcglcy visited friends
IN Seattle daring trc week.
THE E.-.r> initiated eight new
members. Sunday afternoon.
The ror.~trrS will give a ball at
the Lobby tomorrow evening.
The public schools Of the State are
closing for thu Sumner vacation.
Mrs Carrie Gruhllc has been in
disposed during the present week.
Mrs. K. :. Hildcbrand is down
from Dawson. on a visit TO relatives.
james Hoagc left for Everett,
Wednesday. to visit with his dangh-
ter
Charley Burr made business trip
east of the mountains, few days
ago.
Nib Giles is confined to his home
with what is believed to be typhoid
fever.
Street Commissioner Claude Yves
ton is replanking the Wcstside draw
bridge
Gottfeld'S Emporium has a fine
spring suits of the well-knOwn Can't
bebeat line.
Miss Josie Oppenheimer returned
few days ago from visit to Port
land friends.
Mrs. \. l.. Thomas returned Mon
day from few days visit will
friends at Tacoma.
Prof. B. W. Brintnall and wifi
were up from Seattle, this week
on a visit to friends.
W. f. Haycox left Tuesday fol
Elma and the Gray's Harbor coun
try on insurance business.
Mrs. Frank Owings had growtl
removed from her head by an opera
ton, at the hospital, Wednesday.
John H. Scott hiss begun sui
against C. II. Guiberson and Mrs.
f. Wiley, to collect 81, 100 on a note
Sam Dobrin is in business in Sal
Francisco, located at 1920 FillmOr
street, and it is reported he is doin'
well.
Joseph McCarrogher left for Ne
vada last Tuesday to work in tn
mines. He will not return before
August.
The Odd Fellows celebrated thei
Goth anniversary of the founding Q
the order at Baltimore, last Monda
evening.
judgement has been rendere
against the contestants IN the case O
Sallie Weatherill u.s. the estate OF ID
r. Weatherill.
W. L. BOnney, many years ago
resident of Olympia, now OF Tacoma
was in the city, this week, calling o
Old-tlme friends.
Miss Florence Austin has SO ia
recovered from her late severe il
ness as to leave the hospital and IT
turn to her home.
If you want reliable fire insuranc
call on Fred Schomber. His offic
is located on Franklin, between Thir
and Fourth streets.
Frank NJ. Kinney, Secretary of tn
Olympia Brewing Company, has II
turned from several weeks bus
ness trip to San Francisco.
The trial of the case of EllistOn L
Mackay and wife, for an accountin
has been fixed for next Tuesday, ;
Up. NJ. at the court house, by refert
Byron Milett.
The smoke from the gas works c
the lower part of town is a nuiSan(
at times when the wind watts IL
black clouds from the tall chime
direct ly up the main streets.
Frank Biles is charged with forg
ry and cashing 4 check against a |
cal contractor. w. c. Gaddy, for 81
He has not yet been found and it
thought he is now down the Sound
Rev. f. r. Loomis. teacher
English a, the high school, has be-
selected by the graduating class
deliver the baccalaureate sermon
the Baptist church, Sunday, Nj
18th.
An exchange remarks that aft
they get through with Schivcly a
Nichols it would be a good idea
investigate the Legislative Comm
tee, before whom they are bell
tried.
Mrs. Annie Hutchinson and S
have gone to Seattle on q visit
the home Of Mrs. Robt. Leake, |
sister. Mrs H. feels keenly the Il
OF her mother, Mrs. Johnson, W
recently died in This city.
Dorthy Helen, the ten-months-
daughter Of Mrs. Beulah Faustmi
died at the family home on East E
avenue Tuesday afternoon of br
chlal pneumonia. The burial t.
Place Wednesday afternoon.
j.. . B. Scobey, an old towney n
livlng IN Portland, was over OF
visit this week. He is delighted W
Tue Improvement in our streets {
SIDEWALKS that have been made sill
MS last visit, a little over two Yea
Charles Van Quartheim. the VOL