Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-10-22
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III tie city, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hannah McClelland is report
ed 20 be on the sick list.
Measles is said to have made its
appearance in this city.
Mayor Harris has been drawn on
the Federal jury at Tacoma.
G.. 4. lngersol made a business
trip to Tacoma, Wednesday.
Mrs. II. T. Jones is on month :
visit to relatives in Missouri.
Thurston county received IS med
ais from the A.-Y.-P. Exposition.
The weather report states that we
may expect occasional rain to-day.
Miss Ethel Tallentire has returned
from a visit - Aberdeen and HO-
quiam.
George Crow, an old resident Of
ThurSton county. died at Tacoma,
Sunday.
John T. Otis was in Seattle to
witness the closing day of the eX-
position.
Robt. II. Brown and Miss I.avina
ellis were married in this city
Wednesday.
Last Sunday evening Mrs Diven
was an incoming passenger on the
Greyhound.
Albert Henry. the infant son of l..
l.. Gregg, residing southeast of town,
died Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Anderson
We're visitors at the Puyallup Fair,
last Saturday.
Walter Butler and family. of Glas-
gov, KaS.. are on a visit to rela-
tives in this city.
After one week S visit with friends
at Seattle Mrs Martha Robinson re-
turned to Olympia.
Tom Blauvelt has sold his property
interests in this city and proposes to
locate in California.
Edward Thompson, of LaSalle, Ill.
was the guest, this week, of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Weston.
Edward NJ. Gallagher and Miss
Anna Madison, of Rainier, were mar
ried in this city, Monday.
Holt Martin has been secured to
take charge of Fred. Canyons sta
hles on the old fair grounds.
The mill-men of Gray's Harbor
have resolved never again to employ
union labor as shingle-weavers.
McCreedie, the Gentleman from
Oregon. will visit Olympia, on his
Jug handled political tour tomorrow.
Lee Baker of the Olympia Wine
& Liquor House has been granted a
renewal of license by the City Coun-
Gil.
Miss Martha GrOat, one of Olym-
pia's educators visited with her pa
rents near Seattle last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Leo. Schmidt and Mrs. Adolph
Schmidt will tender a reception to
Mrs. Peter Schmidt, next Tuesday
afternoon.
Tumwater is to build now steel
bridge, to replace the wooden struc-
ture at the end of the carline, across
the Deschuttes.
H. w. Henderson died at his home
on Union street last night at 8
O'Clock. He is survived by a wife
and two children.
People object to paying such high
taxes, which is nearly equivalent to
the payment of rent for living on
your own property.
Wednesday morning, at 400. fire
destroyed barn on the property OF
Mrs. Hartsuck, at the corner OF Six
teenth and Cherry streets.
The city has agreed to award
Robt, Doragh the sum of $475, for
damages in lowering of grade at
Fifth and Franklin streets.
Herman Kase died Tuesday at his
home on East Third street, after a
prolonged illness. He is survived by
wife and several children.
George W. Miller, pioneer OF 1852,
at one time half a century ago a
resident of Bush Prairie, died at
Vancouver Tuesday, aged 76.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scofeld
visited the exposition, Saturday. the
closing day of the great fair, and re.
turned to Olympia Sunday evening.
Gov. Hay, when he left for the East
2his week, took Adj. Gen. George b
Lamping with him as body gaurd, ali
esdD,e Taft. My. how we apples swim
Miss Frances Sylvester has enclosed
her lot, in Hutchinson subdivision
with wire-fence. A good substantial
stable has recently been erected on
this piece of ground.
Bill MCGOWAN has purchased the
half-interest of his partner, W. d.
Gross, in the MCGOWAN saloon. Mr.
Gross contemplates opening vaude-
vile theater in Olympia.
Fred Crombie received word this
week of the death of his mother and
step-father at Saginaw. Mich. on
the same day. They were IS and u
years of age respectively.
Otto Roper. a boy II years of age,
has been arrested as a suspect in
connection with the alleged dynamit-
ing of the Kearney home near Lacey
and will have a trial Monday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Van Black, died at their home
in Tumwater, Monday morning, and
was buried from Whiteside's chapel
at 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday Mrs. Judge Millett re-
turned after a several days visit at
Tacoma and Seattle. While absent
She visited both the exposition at
Seattle and the fair at Puyallup.
William kendrick is thinking SER
lousy OF going on a ranch. He thinks
that working for wages or by the job
at painting has become an uncertain
quantity with man of his years.
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