Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-01-15

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Tacoma. during the week.
Miss Eiretta Talcott has returned
from visit with Seattle friends.
+. q. kreider. formerly Supreme
Court reporter, was in the city, this
week.
Judge Mitchell exchanged places
with Judge Irwin Of Montesano, this
week.
Peck Stevens was up from Seattle
this week, on a visit to his former
- home.
Volney Young and Mrs. Almeda c.
Ross, both of this city, were married
this week.
Mrs. James Brewer and daughter
are home from q visit east of the
mountains.
Archie Miller and Lillian Hughes,
both of Seattle, We're married In this
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f, Harrington
have moved into their new residence
. on Maple Park.
Miss GLADYS Peer, of Seattle. is
up on q visit to her sister. Mrs.
Harye Drewry.
Howard Cosgrove has succeeded
Francis NJ. Dallam as the Governor S
Private Secretary.
G. Walker has returned to Tacoma
after a visit to his brother, n. p.
WalEar NJ Mind Raw
The opening Legislative ball is to
held in the Il.nwat,'r Clubhouse on
the evening of the 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greenoank
have returned from Tacoma to re-
establish their home here.
Editors Beriah and A. N. Brown,
of the acknowledgement staff, called
on the STANDARD, Monday.
Miss Alta White, teacher at the
Hunter Point school, was up this
week on visit to her home.
Frank Kashebuska, of HOquiam,
and Dora F. Champe, of WinlOck,
were married in this city, Tuesday.
]. c. Robinson. at one time fore
man of the Westside mill, now of
Centralia, was in the city, this week.
Joseph Hammerschmith of Sher-
lock, was joined in wedlOck, this
week, to Miss Elizabeth Groeper of
Roy.
now-shOveling has been a leading
industry at times the past week, and
union rates prevailed on an hour
basis.
Van Van Eaton and Bernard
Baker, of this city, have been ap-
pointed Pages of the House of Rep
resentatives.
A series of weekly legislative balls
have been planned by the Chamber
of Commerce for entertainment of
the Legislature.
Mr.. f. J. Estep and sister, for
merly Mrs. Tuite of Olympia, are
visiting San Diego, CAL, guests of
Mrs. P. C. Hale.
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. Marshall
was held from her late home at Tum-
water on the 9Th inst, and was
largely attended.
F. ]. Cram, of San Francisco,
made a visit to bis brother. George
L. Cram, in this city, during the
early part of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lou Duval, Of Mud
Bay, entertained a large numoer OF
their neighbors in o charming man.
ner last Saturday evening.
G. w. Osborne, Of South Bay, who
was operated on, a few days ago for
cancer of the ear, has left the hos
pital and returned to his farm.
fyOu do not look out for your own
interests who do you expect will?
The men who are after public jobs.
at your expense, furnish you a fine
object lesson.
1t is estimated that 10000 birds
have persisted in this and adjoining
counties in the late stress of wealth
er while the ground has been COW
cred wish snow.
Sunday morning at $50 the mer'
curry stood at 20 deg. Fahrenheit
above zero and 4 below zero Cent?.
grade, at Filley's drug store, west
outdoor exposure.
Fred. SchOmber has opened a rea
estate and insurance Office at 35f
Franklin street. in the building for
merly occupied by the Capital City
Abstract Company.
Billy Esling, former well-knowr
Olympia newspaper man, now of thu
Rossland, (B. c. Miner, was in thu
city, this week. The STANDARD &C
knOwledges pleasant call.
The County Commissioners hav'
selected ]. H. Turner Game Warder
for the county; Thomas Gaines wa.
retained Deputy Sheriff at BucOda
and Ellery H. Eastman as JanitOr a.
$50.
The W. C. T. U. have opened
headquarters in the Hale block fOr
the State officers of the w. c. T. U
to suggest and direct legislation fol
prohibiting sale of intoxicating
liquors.
Susan Eastlake has filed applica
ton for divorce from John East
lake in the Superior Court. They
were married four years ago anC
have lived most of the time at TIE
nino. They have no children.
Henry Craemer, who has been 9
prisoner convicted Of murder in 1894
IN hing county, and sentenced to bt
hung, which sentence was committed
70 lille Imprisonment, has received ar
absolute pardon from Gov. Mead.
Mrs. Clarence V. Boone, living
near the Lincoln school-house, is
CONSIDERABLY annoyed by an affec.
ZION OF the ear. The lady's numer.
o1s relatives and friends hope the
; "nNo may not prove to be ser.
=. H S John Anderson died Tuesday
q! st. Peters Hospital She is sur.
I've. Meu oy husband and four chill.