Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-23

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Ilaru,y. sou of Mr.. and Mrs. c. a.
Marshall, is quite ILL.,
Mrs. Waiter Waddle, of South Bay,
vas IN tie city Wednesday.
Mrs. :. X. Taylor, OF Oyster Bay,
vas up on a visit, this week
Sheriff Ga>ton has appointed J. A.
Hall deputy Sheriff at ielm.
Is. u. Price is back from Wendell
Idaho. He returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mears made a
visit to Gray : ilarbor, this week.
Miss Hazel Ahern visited with
friends at Tacoma early this week.
Mrs. Robt. TrulIinger is confined
to the hospital where she is critically
III.
Miss Gertrude Conant. of West
side, is reported TO be on the sick
list.
Mrs. Ray Bigelow is visiting rela-
tives and friends at down-sound
points.
Fred. Lewis has returned from a
trip to California, New Mexico and
Arizona.
Louis p. Brautigan and wife are
the happy parents of u l4-pound boy,
born Saturday.
Will Springer, who is attending a
dental school in Portland, is over on
visit to relatives.
Judge y. S. Porter had so far re-
covered from his illness as to be on
the streets, yesterday.
During the month of March the
State Tax Commission invested 81,
800 in postage stamps.
Mrs. Olive Mcqueen, teacher al
the Grand Mound school, was a re
cent visitor to our city.
Mrs. Harry Young, of Tacoma
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Scotield, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. f. George have
moved into their new home on Nine
teenth near Main street.
John Avery has completed ar
eight-months' term of school a
Stony Point, this county.
Mrs. Harry Richmond, of Sequin
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Riley, at Black Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Elswick lief
yesterday for Albuquerque, Okla
homa, for a prolonged visit.
George Dodge and wife. of Cen
tralia, were in the city, this week, OF
q visit to relatives and friends.
Henry Loucks of Puget City, ant
Mrs. Nettie Mason of this city. wer
united in matrimony, this week.
Olympia orchards present a prett,,
appearance, just now, as the tree
are covered with snowy blossoms.
Mrs. Chas. B. White has recentl
been quite i'll. Her general healt
has not been good for long time.
The city schools were fumigated b.
the Health Officer, Monday night
This should have been done long age
VIM. f. Keegan and Miss Len
May Thompson, both of COsmOpOlis
were married in this city, Wednes
day.
Mrs. Ellen White is at work in tn
County Auditors Office. She is a
Industrious young lady and worth
of the place.
The contract for the cement wOr
of the new Y. NJ. c. A. building ha
been let to W. c. Gaddy and F.. Il
Wright, for 5000.
George A. hoffman will soon bt
gin the erection of a $4,000 res
dence on the corner of Ninth an
Washington streets.
1t has been determined by tn
Health Officer that every hOusehol
in Olympia shall be compelled to pr
in sewer connections.
Lee Reder has sold his interest i
Paul i Lees Saloon" to his par
ner, Paul Dethlefsen. Lee expect
to 60 to British Columbia.
Mrs. f. w. Barton has returne
from Southern California to agai
ma Ike Olympia her home Her hui
band died short time ago.
Miss Wava Vanderveer has r,
signed her position in the Office (
the State Land Commissioner, an
gone to her home in Tacoma.
f. 7. Young received word fe
days ago of the death of his mothe
Mrs. Sarah Clifford, at London, o.
tario. She was 81 years old.
Abe Hinchcliffe, of this city, W;
badly crushed by rolling log, viii
at work in a logging camp, Wedne
day, near Marshtield, Oregon.
The Yakima RepnJltc is authors
for the statement that the new pen
code of this State contains no pr
visions reaching red-light resorts.
H. C. Burns has been convicted
running IA gambling game at Cat
in Justice Giles court. He was tin'
800 and costs, amounting in all
SAB.
Numerous flower gardens ha
lately been robbed of their choice
plants. Mrs. W. n. Horton, of Ea.
Side, is the latest victim OF the
thieves.
Chas. r. Talcott was recently &C
fined TO his bed for one week with
unpleasant attack of la grippe.
was able to be on the streets Il
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. f. Harris and daughte
Misses Fannie and May, who NOV
70 California a year ago, have
turned to Olympia to again take
their residence.
Judge A. f. Rice, of Lewis coun
mas been holding court in Olym,
curing the present week, while JUG
Mitchell held cnnrt # South Bend
accommodate Judge Rice.
John Mckenzie of Seattle, a
Mss Pearl Dickinson of Shelf,
were united in marriage. Wednesd
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