Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-25

Lewis Osborne. of South Bay, was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. James II. Lasityr is afflicted
with severe cold.
Charles Wilcox spent Thanksgiv-
ing with friends in Seattle.
Attorney Kelly. of Tacoma, came
to Olympia on business, Wednesday,
The kearney SANDER suit, in Judge
Mltchell's court, has been dismissed
S. X. Taylor and wife, of Oyster
Bay. visited friends in the city, this
week.
Mrs, W. ]. Jeffreys, of this city, is
confined to a Portland hospital with
illness.
The condition of lawyer Hawley
King does not seem to improve very
rapidly.
A CLEAN OF sunshine-the first for
a week or mOre-enlivened our peO-
pie Wednesday.
The STANDARD acknowledges a
pleasant call from U. S. Senator
Jones, Saturday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Myrt Archer and Miss
Daisy Weatherill.
John W. Troy, a brother of our
popular attorney, was in the city on
business, Monday.
William Eastman, an old-time
Olympia school-boy, was a visitor to
the city yesterday.
1t is announced that the "Rest
Rooms" for women will be opened in
this city next week,
Ask George Anderson what he
thinks about street grading in the
season of Fall rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Howell, of San
Luis Obispo, CAL, are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Otto Braeger, of this city.
Mrs. c. H. Reichel is in poor
health. Her numerous friends hope
this condition may not be permanent.
William Van Horn, of Bremerton,
and Miss Selma Peterson, of this
city, were united in marriage yester-
day.
Lawyer John P. Hartman, of Sc
attic, was in Olympia during the
present week on business before the
Supreme Court.
G. w. Osborne. father OF Lewis
Osborne. of South Bay, is critically
i'll at Centralia, were he has been
taking treatment for cancer.
Jury sessions of the Superior Court
cost this county about one hundred
dollars per day. Still there is no
remedy in sight while people will lit
igate.
Leo Jones, son of H. T. Jones, of
this city, was united in marriage
Wednesday, to Miss Eva Durkin,
daughter of James Durkin, of SpO-
kane.
The concrete bulkhead. contiguous
to the Skinner property, on Boundary
street, was displaced by the recent
rains. Residents on high ground
are not always secure.
George H. Hines, of Portland, a
visitor and speaker at Saturday
nights banquet. left Sunday for
home ria Elma, where he visited a
sister. Mrs. w. H. Ruddell.
1t is said Michael NeylOn does not
feel at all badly because the Town
ship organization proposition was de-
feated. However several of his neigh
bors are not in accord with Michael
in this respect.
The building in process of erec-
ton, on the northeast corner OF
Third and Franklin streets, is in
tended to afford storage-room for
the patterns of the Pioneer foundry.
on an adjacent site,
The Republicans of Tumwater have
nominated Frank B. Cook for Mayor;
John RicOn, John Mills and A. j.
Colby Councilman for two years and
John Cloudy Councilman for one year,
and for Treasurer Charles Hewitt.
The beautiful Loving Cup present.
cd the STANDARD Saturday night, is
ellclting universal admiration. 1t
mas been On exhibition in Sawyer &
fillley's Fourth street window.
A thing OF beauty is a joy forever. "
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the case of Peter Ouelette Us. "Olym-
pa jim. an action to establish the
boundaries of oyster ground. The
decision was in favor of the Indian
a petition for rehearing may be
Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Boone, arrested
nor insanity Saturday morning and
gwen hearing by Judge Mitchell
ana ad]udged insane on examination
vi Drs. Riley and Strickland, was
eommltted to the asylum at Fort
Steilacoom.
The authorities are trying to find
shome for little Roy Shelton, of Te-
nlho. eight years of age. who is
homeless. Any good family able
ana willing to adopt him may COM
munlcate with Sheriff CASTOR for
particulars.
george n. Talcott does not like
.ne looks of things in the neighbor-
nooo OF Sixth and Iastside streets
lnouced by the re ent winds and
rams. There are others, among
wnon are the McF'a lane and Saun-
ders families.
Inc recent rains have damaged
'esioence property in Improvement