Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-05-28

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thrc.'t. Monday
Mrs. Andrew Koch is recovering
frou 4..,'. a. >'.vcrr illness.
Mach needed showers of rain have
fa.rn dining Tie past week.
MIS- Iowrna McMiclcn is visiting
relatives and friends in Seattle.
Nr;'.r Rowland has been appointed
PO>tln.~trcSS al Boston Harbor.
VI the beginning of the week I'll,
State mad II, U3, 30 cash on hand.
l'aM Christensen has just com
p'eted his fine country home at South
4 Iitri" son was recently born tc
Mr.. ami Mrs. George Fabcr. of this
city.
Memorial services will bc held in
the Tumwat"r VI. f.. Church, Sunday.
at II A.
The Olympia grocery stores will be
closed all day next Monday Decor
alton Day.
l.. c. White died at his home near
Bigelow Lake, Saturday, at the age
of 80 years
Alex. Adair of South Bay, was
shaking hands with Olympia hHicums,
Wednesday.
DR.. I. Peppard has badly bruised
nose and forehead caused by falling
door in his barn.
]. H. Norris and wife were over
from Vancouver, this week, on a
visit to relatives.
Mrs. +. G.. Blake, of Westside, has
been called to Seattle by the serious
illness of her father.
Mrs. James r. Clark, of Seattle, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Darling, of Westside.
A special band concert will be
given Monday evening at the park
in honor of Memorial Day.
Ralph Eastman and Miss Leona
Johnson, both of this city, were mar
ried last Saturday evening.
Several old buildings at the foot of
Main street are to be torn down by
Street Commissioner Weston.
The Attorney General holds that
the limit of time for paying taxes
does not expire till after Tuesday.
Our county will have ten delegates
to the State Grange, which meets at
Ellensburg from June 1st to the 9Th.
1t is reported that last Saturday
Edward Husk, a teamster, received
a kick from a horse on one of his
hands.
Mrs. Charles Grant, formerly of
this city, died at Toppenish, this
State. Wednesday, after a lingering
illness.
Indian children of mixed blood, or
who have severed tribal relations,
are to be enumerated in the present
school census.
The marriage of Eva Viola, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. White, to
Oscar Alfred GrOut, will take place
on the 10Th prOx.
Frank f. Gillian was united in
marriage, Wednesday, to Miss Clara
Bell Haight, at the home of Mrs.
Farer, at Tumwater.
The pupils of the Sixth grade of
the Lincoln school have planned an
excursion weather permitting) to
Tykles Cove, tomorrow.
1t may be bad news for the noisy
boys but good news for the comfort
loving citizen, that the curfew Ordi-
nance is hereafter to be rigidly en-
forced.
To- day the public schools open the
doors for impatient pupils to enjoy
the pure air of heaven for the Sum
mer vacation, which lasts till Sep
TENDER.
The funeral of Virginia, 4-year-old
daughter of DR.. Calhoun of the Steil-
accom- asylum, who died of spinal
meningitis, was held in Seattle,
Saturday.
The popular Olympia Bazaar, con-
Quoted by f. NJ. Meays, has a special
for Saturday and Monday. Read the
advertisement in this issue of the
STANDARD.
Geo. +. Higgins has begun an ac-
ton to restrain the order of the
County Commissioners from cutting
away certain fences from his prop
erty at Lacey.
Flour now commands IS. As per bar
rel or Sl.63 per sack, and potatoes
$3.50 per hundred in the local mar
ket, the highest figure for both pro-
ducts for years.
The Charity Ball, a good play
presented by good company drew
only a small house, at Olympia the
:; ater, Tuesday night. 1t is "a case OF
Too much Johnson"
An interesting communication from
Mrs. +. c. Hale, the we'll known old
Time Olympian, now a resident of
Ban Diego, Cal, will appear in the
next issue Of the STANDARD.
Piety Hill Grange was organized
last La night with twenty members.
Inc first officers are: Master. J. w.
nnalcheller; Lecturer. Mrs. A. ].
naycox, and Secretary, a. ]. Hay
W Inc County Commissioners. last
Wednesday, agreed to another tax
.esy OF one-fourth mill, to aid the
s s exhibit at the A.-Y.-P. Ex-
pos This will raise about ST.
,,. sam P. Riding, attorney at law,
l n OF Oklahoma. who has selected
bur bur eity Tor new field of operations.
H Has o1ought the residence of William
fh nu on Seventeenth and Main.