Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-05

J. Nr...f~ ARG cray horse U.''t
ao. ..l~ ago.
Mrs l;oh,. Shore eft yesterday
for j-ro.. Ii41o
H. IS W.~u.g Is up from HrAttl,
on visit to- friends
Mrs II, !. Wymau las returned
fru.l d visit To- SEATTLE.
Miss May Prndcr4a>, has returned
10 seattle after :. visit here.
Frank Nla>on and family have zen.
to san Diego. Cal. to reside.
richardson Shinglc mill will re-
same operations in about ten day..
Mrs. Frank l.. Norris. of sunny
side is on a visit 10 relatives here.
Mis-, Ruth Syphrrt and Albert
Coul>on were married. Wednesday.
Miss Birdie kcglcv has returned
from an enjoyable visit To California.
John Lindsay and wife are guests
al tine home of Mr. and Mrs. f. liryc.
Mary ConIry died last Saturday AT
ST. Peter : hospital. after a brief i'll
ness.
Frank Dickinson. Jr.. came over
from Portland. this week. ON Il bust
ness trip.
Clyde Patton. of Rochester, has been
spending :; few days with relatives
in the city.
c. \. Wilson has bought Frank
Weston : half-intrrcst in thee. Il W.
barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. \. r.. Robinson are
late arrivals from Seattle to make
their home in this city
Il. 7. Allen and Miss Ruby LIN
coin. both of Centralia. were mar
ried in this city. Saturday.
Calvin Johnston has begun suit
for divorce from his wife Ollie John
ston. DesertiOn Is alleged.
The County Commissioners have
granted Il license for selling liquor.
to Kane X Baker. at Bucoda.
The building lately partially DIES
trOyed by fire. occupied by the BOS-
ton Kitchen. is being repaired.
Mrs. Frances Adams is up from
Seattle on Il visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sampler.
Manley Baker severely crushed his
hand. Wednesday. by getting caught
in a cable at Avery's camp. near Mud
Bay
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Peter Mckenzie. who is in Cal
ifornia for her health. is greatly I'M
proved.
Will Watson, of Grand Mound, and
Miss Nell DcnnisOn. OF Portland
were married. this week. at the lat
ter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brown, who
went to Ogden. Ttah. Dmc time ago.
mhve. have returned IL maxi, their
holnr herr again
The Wr>t>idt t.ndravnr :S.s.iclv
will give social at the home OF Mrs.
K. l., Barry, on Harrison avenue. to-
morrow evening.
The city schools are planning APP
prOpriate programmes for the OBJ
servance of LincOln's birthday. next
Friday. the 18th inst.
What next? Now it is the COro-
ners who propose t" hold a State
Convention in this city. That fad is
now up TO the gravediggers.
Mrs. Chas. H. Morse, of Fern Hill.
Pierce County. last Monday visited
her sister, Mrs. Byron Millett, re-
turning to her home on Tuesday
Acting Governor LAY has appoint
ed }. l.. Mohundro. of Seattle. Bank
Examiner to succeed A. W. Engle
This was done at the request of Gov
Cosgrove.
Word has been received here of
the death of Charles LeavenwOrth. in
Eastern Washington. He had many
friends in Olympia. where he at one
time resided.
The Olympia Socialists have ar
ranged for an open public meeting
al kaheck ball. next Sunday evening
at go O'Clock. To- which every body
will be welcome.
James Sackett, of Westsidc, died
Wednesday, after brief illness, from
apopleXy. The funeral will be held
inns afternoon at , O'Clock, from
"hlteside'S chapel.
r. W. Baker who has been for
several years in the U. S. service on
inc battleship St. Louis. is visiting
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Baker, near this city
X. Lewis was rOught up from
Shelton last night suffering from
Doth legs having been broken by get
ing caught in the dynamo-belt at
Inc Shelton EGGPLANT.
me city has ordered twenty five
pneS driven to strengthen the bulk
.ieao OF the old channel. which APP
Pears to be giving away, near the
Doillemyer boat house.
@ a nonsuit has been granted in the
superior Court in the suit brought
sy Belle Coy against Jacob Stamp
ner' involving title to strip of land
near the Lincoln school.
"ov. Cosgrove reached Paso Ro-
oies early Tuesday morning. quite
SSAhausted by his journey to this
state for inauguration. A late dis
patch says he is recovering.
HE United card clubs of the city
n nave completed plans for parties of
IDridge. to be played at the Woman S
Eiuo House e.ery Thursday, during
the session of the Legislature.
Amos Furncss of Hoquiam. and
MISS Agnes Farrell of this city, were
married. this week. The bride has
oeen teacher in the Olympia schools
anu her parents reside at South Bay.
Kay Els. formerly a resident OF
inns city, was married at Eureka,
nal nal, this week, to Miss Inez Rock.
,ihey will reside in that city. where
Hr. Ellis is engaged at his trade of
painting
\, Elmer. l0-year-old son of Mr.. and