Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-16

Mr. II f4ua. 81 South Bay. wa,
.utu-cty. Tuesday
N.ut Cameron is going to Srattl,
- worn H ID butcher shop.
Mrs. r. l.. Sylvester spent Sunday
in Seattle visiting with relatives.
The Board of Control are inspect
ing the various State institutions.
4 daughter was born to the wifi,
o. A. f.. Wright, on the leth inst.
!. y. and j. K. James were in tn,
city from Grand Mound, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary u. Miller was in the
city from Seattle, during the week.
The purchase OF an auto fire wagon
j. being considered by the Council.
II. II. Harvey. Of Albion, Ind, is
the guest of pr and Mrs. llo.hrook.
Mike .Ah-fn. the wcN known Mud
Bay ran -hrr, MAS il thc city Wedncs-
day.
Nicholas Fields, the popular postal
clerk, made a trip 10 Tacoma, this
week.
Mrs. ". Ores has gone to Cali
fornia to visit relatives Tor a few
weeks
Six COW, were cmpaundcd yestcr-
day for being at large within the city
limits.
The family of f.. H. Gardner left
Yesterday for Benton tlarbor, Mich. ,
to reside.
"a. Johnson has sold his restaur-
ant at North Yakima and returned
to Olympia.
Cap Wilson and Jack Riley went
down the bay, Wednesday, and dug
% gcoducks.
john 7. Bethel. of Seattle, for
mer resident of this city, is up on a
business trip.
The city authorities are consider
ing the plan of establishing a float
ing pest house.
Stanley Cormier left this week for
Shelton to fill position as cook at
the Hotel Shelton.
J. NJ. Mills, an old time Olympian,
is in the city. He now resides in
OkanOgan county.
Miss Elvie b. Page has closed a
term of school in the Hubbard dis
trict, near Rainier.
Mrs. John d. Atkinson, nee Anna
Wilson, is taking normal school
courSo at Rallinpham
A. W. Lewis, a resident of Olym-
pia about 20 years ago, is here from
Gallon, Ohio, on visit.
Mrs. Charles A. Billings enter
tanned a number of friends at a card
party, Tuesday afternoon.
Two fine horses were run into and
killed by the logging train at Avery S
camp at Mud Bay, Monday.
1t is said that the sawmill at Lacey
which was destroyed by fire last
week, will be rebuilt at once.
Miss Clara Thoma left Monday for
Gooding, Idaho, where she expects
to open photograph gallery.
Frank NJ. Kenney, Secretary of
the Olympia Brewing Co., is on a
business trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush, of Bay Center,
have been guests of Mrs. Crandall,
at South Union, the past week.
A good attendance at Wednesday
evenings testimonial meeting of the
Christian Scientists is reported.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips pleasantly
entertained the Bridge Club at
her home, Wednesday afternoon.
The County Treasurer will i'm
mediately proceed by law to collect
the unpaid personal property taxes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers, of La
Mesa Springs, Cal, is the guest of
her son, J. W. Chambers, in this
city.
The Olympia graduating class this
year will be the largest in its history,
fOrty-fOur-an equal number of both
sexes.
The ball given by Woman's Catho-
lie Order of Foresters at the Lobby,
Monday night, was a success in every
particular
Brad Hill has presented the do
nestle science department of the
high school with a dozen beautiful sill
yer spoons.
Lynne, son of Judge Fullerton. is
i'll with scarlet fever, and is quaran-
tined at his home on Main and Seven
teenth streets.
Mrs. Chas. A. Billings, assisted by
Mrs. Hugh Ross, gave an enjoyable
party at the home of the former
Tuesday afternoon.
Verne, the S-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. ]. Jeffs, formerly of this
city, died at Tacoma, few days ago,
after a short illness.
The State Treasurer has received
a check for 500 ,2l0.S0, the State S
share Of the taxes collected in King
county during March
Gov. Hay has named Prof c. +.
Beach of Bremerton, and Prof. +. b.
Cooper of Seattle, as members of the
State Board Of Education.
Mr.. John Nathan. a lumberman OF
Iangdon. North Dakota, was the
guest of his uncle, John Lynch, Sr.,
OF this city, few days ago.
&. 5. Prince has severed his con-
nection with the Pioneer Iron Works
as head machinist and taken a like
position at the pipe factory.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Annabel Mckee of this city to
T.. y. Morse Of Seattle. The mar.
rage will take place next month.
Mrs. O'Bannon and her daughter
hena who formerly worked at the
local telephone Office have about re-
covered after a long spell of illness.
Misses Flora and Mary Portman,
VINO are attending school in Tacoma.
were up the other day on Il visit to
'heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Port.
man.
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