Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-01-22
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from California.
i son wA~ bonn Wednesday to the
wifrofJ. y Norris.
Thciln,S, Of Mr.. T. ,. Rockwell
is reported As critical.
Mrs. !. T.. Baldwin is reported i'll.
She Is At the hospital
Mrs. j. Iiagelncycr, who has been
quite H. ! improving.
F. u. Van Clcvc died Sunday, at
his home nva" Plum Station.
Clyde Mckenzie is reported quite
III at his home west of this city.
l.. +. S.hmidt has returned from ii
three weeks business trip to Cali
fornia.
Sarah. infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. klmcrGrimm. died Sunday after
Il short illness.
Mr. A A. Hunter, of Hunter 5
Point made his annual visit to ON
Office Tuesday.
II W. Lucders, a Tacoma lawyer.
argued two cases before the Supreme
Court, Monday.
W. +. Mead. formerly of Shelton,
now of Raymond, WAS in the city on
business. Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Caldwell is
serving PAPERS in the vicinity of
Oyster Bay to-day.
DR.. Daniel Hall has returned to
the city after an absence of several
days on professional business.
Mrs. {. A. Williston is slowly re-
covering from severe injuries suS-
tanned by fall Il few days ago.
Street Commissioner Weston has
completed the new walks in the VI
cinity of the Governor ; mansion.
Judge r. O. Dunbar is reported to
be on the sick list, being confined at
his home in this city, afflicted with
lumbagO.
James lsmay, of Tumwater, who is
attending the State College at Pull
man, is reported seriously ill with
appendicitis.
TalcOtt's corner, at the intersec-
ton of Eastside and Sixth streets, is
emphatically wet spot. The rem
edy seems to be hard to find.
O. Jacobson and Charlotte Hart
man, both of this city, and Fremont
Kelly and Mrs. Mary Cole. ofSeattle,
secured licenses to wed. this week.
Editor Robertson, of the North
Yakima Republic. called on the
STANDARD, Monday. He is a broth
err of Mrs. George H. Funk, of this
city.
Mes Sis. Charles H. Morse and
Lloyd Houston from Black Lake.
were in the city. Wednesday. The
former reports his health to be i'm
proving.
NJ. Archer, of Rainier has leased
the Bowling building, corner of
Washington and Fifth streets and
will reinstate first-clasS bowling
alley and pool-room.
The young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Sylvester is slowly re-
covering from long spell of sick
ness. The complaint with which the
child was afflicted being rheumatic
tendencies.
No man will confess to his con-
fidential friend the faults he seeks to
conceal from himself. This matter
has troubled the Father cOnfessOrs in
all ages in order to get at the true
inner life of subjects.
Miss Billings, daughter Of Russell
Billings, of this city, died Tuesday
morning at the hospital of typhoid
fevOr, after an illness of about three
week. She was % years of age, a
niece of Williams Billings, who died
few days before.
Fire in the Boston Kitchen last
Saturday morning. almost totally de-
StrOyed the fixtures and rear part of
the building. The fire department,
as usual, did excellent work in check
ing the blaze. Both building and
restaurant were fully covered by in
Surance.
The Washington Association of
County Treasures met in the Cham
Der OF Commerce rooms at the city
hall, Wednesday, for their usual
biennial convention, to suggest such
amendments as experience may
demonstrate as necessary for i'm
prOvement of their service.
The horses stolen from ]. Fl. Meays
of Lacey, and l. Smith of Hawk s
Prairie, have both been recovered.
The former was found in possession
OF a Japanese gardener. at Tacoma.
who stated that he had been offered
likewise the Smith horse for sale. If
this be true it may lead to capture OF
the thief.
Several serious landslides have
happened on Capitol Hill, this week.
The bridge which spanned the gulch
near the approach to p. d. MoOre's
residence. has been moved and partly
destroyed by sliding EARTH and tho
residence of Thomas Connolly. near
by, was moved from it's foundation
and had to be abandoned.
Sydney Williston. the young son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Wendell WillistOn re-
siding at Everett, is reported to be
III with scarlet fever, and the house
had to be quarantined. The unfor-
tunate accident of the grandmother.
IN breaking her collarbone, and the
Sickness of the child make the stu
ation unfortunately for the two fam
lilies.
senator Hutchinson OF Spokane
county, agrees with the STANDARD
mat our present Railroad Commis-
sion has not been OF much benefit
20 the shipping interests of this
plate: He claims Il body of this
Kind is OF more benefit to the corpor.