Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-07-22
G and Country.

Waiter Mcdowell left yesterday on
a visit to Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Chas. Farrell, of South Bay,
was in the city. Wednesday.
The late winds have added ma
terialy to the spread of forest fires.
Mrs. George Anderson is mending
slowly under the treatment of DR..
Riley.
A cement coal-bin - by Is feet in
size is being built in the rear of the
courthouse.
Mrs, Hannah Garfield, an aged
widow lady, residing on Westside. is
in poor health.
Nicholas Fields, clerk in the post
Office, is on a two weeks vacation
trip to Montana.
David f. Hartman, one OF our
prosperous farmers of Nesqually, was
in the city, Wednesday.
r. J. Friedman left to-day on a
visit to his mother whom he had not
seen in % years. at Manton Mica.
J. l.. Coates, the violin-maker,
Ormerly of this city, is now located
at 1867 Third street. Portland, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Chambers,
OF Puget City, are the happy par
ents OF l4-pound boy, born Wednes-
day.
Miss Nellie Mcfarland, stenog-
rapher in f. n. Steele's office. is
back at her desk after a weeks va
cation.
Steven Gray. who resides on Stew
art street in Fourth street addition,
is suffering from painful attack OF
rheumatism.
Peas, beans, radishes and lettuce
are now in their prime, and green
corn is coming in sight with waving
tassels of silky glister.
Miss Grace West of this city. and
NJ. Achilles Messegee of Portland
were wed Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
G. r. Messias officiating.
Allen Weir has filed a protest
against the Carlyon fill, and the
matter was referred to the Judiciary
committee OF the Council.
The Third and Fourth wards have
formed improvement clubs to pass
upon the propriety of advocating
certain street improvements.
Automobiles ply to the city park
at regular intervals on Sundays here
after and public holidays, charging
only ten cents each way for passage.
William Scofeld who formerly re
sided in Olympia, but who is now ir
business at Cooling, Idaho, is sale
to be doing we'll and growing "phat.
Something will be heard next Scn
day evening regarding Socialism anG
the liquor question. Opponents will
be given a chance to present theil
side.
Joseph McCarrogher is holding
down a position at the State-h0us'
as assistant engineer. He is on thu
night. shift with hours from 1OP. M
to 3 A. NJ.
When the residence of Franz
Clayton, near Eastbay avenue wa
burned recently, he lost $35 in money
His total loss was $1.535, less $8O'
insurance.
Mrs. c. V. Boone has been suffer
ing from some complaint akin Il
nervous proStratiOn. 1t is expectet
under favorable medical treatmen
she will soon recover.
Frank Gordon. 35 years of age.
son-in-law of Thomas" Prather, O
Grand Mound, committed suicid
from dependency caused by i'll
health, Saturday morning.
r. NJ. Montgomery spent las
Sunday with his family. His daugh
ter, Lillian, who has not been il
good health, has been visiting a
MOclips for about two weeks.
Albert and Hattie Schneider hav
brought suit against the city TO re
strain it from use of the part G
Westside avenue as q thorOughfar
passing through their property.
The west ends of Bay and Sever
teenth streets need looking after
They extend to the edge of the bluff
A guard is needed to prevent accci
dents and possible damage suits.
1t is reported some of the friend
OF Sam p. Riddings want him I
contest for the Republican nom
nation of Prosecuting Attorney i
this county at the coming primar
election.
The Z. S. steamer Colorado wi
ABOUT take possession of our tow
tomorrow Saturday with parade
band concert on Fourth and Mai
and concert at the theater in tn
evening.
The sidewalk on Sixth, east @
Eastside street, needs repairs badly
even If shall be but temporary. Some
one IS liable to get hurt there at al
aiost any time, while the heavy plank
are loose.
Mrs. Harriet NJ Hicks has oh
tanned a divorce ic the Superio
Court, from her husband, Gwyp1
HICKS on the ground of incompata
olilty OF temperament. The cour
awarded defendant all of the com
munlty and separate property O,
payment to the plaintiff Of 81, 900.
MIllard A Libby, an Old frien,
OF me STANDARD, and Miss Edit
Lueooe were recently married. It'll
reported the bride taught school il
IOWA. reiore coming 10 Puget Cit,
70 reside with her family. The groom
- weii-to-do Young rancher of Soutl
Day Democrat and good citizen
eMrS. Viretta TaIcott Marble, O
Seattle. is visiting at the home q
her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs Cooro.o n