Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-06-17
6. and Country.

VIII CASTOR has gone 10 hoSiSh ~
spend the Summer months.
Fred Guyot, Sr. visited Olympia
in the early part Of the week.
] 3. Thrawl, prominent farmer
of Yelm, w;S in the city. Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Billings and daughter
are home from a visit to Portland.
Mrs. c. H. Guiberson has about
recovered from her late severe illness.
1t is promised that there will be a
race OF motor boats on the bay, on
the Fourth.
T4nino has announced its deter
mination to have a celebration OF
the Fourth.
LAWYER Shank, of Seattle, argued
a case before the Supreme Court.
Wednesday.
A son was recently born to the
wife of John L. Richmond. who lives
south of this city.
Misses Lillian and Gertrude Mat
son have been on a visit to friends IN
Portland, this week.
Frank Erickson and Miss Hilda
Smith, both of Oakville, were mar
ried in this city yesterday.
The funeral of Burdette Bright
man. of Rainier, was held from Stick
Inns chapel, Sunday afternoon.
The commencement exercises OF
Providence Academy will be held
at the schooi-room this evening.
G.. Faber, the contractor, is erect
ing a new greenhouse for Conrad
KAN. at the head of Main street.
VIM. R. Smith and Miss Mary
Durand, of New Kamilche. were
married in this city. Wednesday.
&c, Conine, the STANDARDS cor
respondent, IL on the jury panel at
the present term now being held in
the Superior Court.
Miss Edith Perring and Capt.
lens Jensen will be united in mar
rage at the home Of the brides par
ents in this city, next Sunday.
James Walker is erecting q cement
annex to the old store building on
Fifth and Main streets, adjoining the
Doane beer-hall and restaurant.
The carbuncle on Dr.. A. b. Wood
ards neck mas disappeared, but as
Affections sometimes come in pairs,
the doctor is still annoyed with q
severe cold.
A. Whitemarsh is on the present
Jury panel doing court duty. Mr..
Whitemarsh is an honest individual.
above the average in the matter OF
intelligence.
Miss Hilda McElroy. q member Of
the Ladies' Round the World"
party, writes that their itinerary
provides for their being in Rome to-
day. May 18th.
Mrs. l.. C. Sanger. Of Summit, died
yesterday morning. after O brief ILL
ness. The funeral will be held Sun
day. She is survived by husband
and seven children.
The old blue law providing that
amateur and transient photographers
pay a license of SO per day for TAX
ing outside" pictures. has been re-
pealed by the City Council.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Melvin have
arrived from Everett to spend the
summer months with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Robertson. out in the country.
Among the Eighth-grade diplomas
awarded at Shelton, as result OF the
May examination. Ethel Mcclure
scored the highest average OF 81. and
her sister, Edith, 80.7. with fourteen
contestants.
B. Nj. Price is in the city. He
left here for Idaho at the beginning
of last February. He expects to re-
main for q month and perhaps long
or, He Jocks as if the Idaho climate
agreed with him.
The closing chapter OF the serial
"Cherub Devine," which has been
received with so much favor, appears
in this issue. 1t will be followed by
another soon as selection is made,
In a week or two.
Lawyer A. ]. FalknOr 10 In the
city for the purpose OF assisting In
the defense in the case Of Coombes rs.
the Olympia Light & Power Co.
an action to recover compensation
for personal injuries.
Clyde Waldrip and Mrs. Lena
Martin were united in marriage In
the Palouse country last week. They
are well known in this and Mason
counties, in the latter OF which Mr..
W. owns a fine ranch.
The Rainier school-house Is to be
improved by installation OF modern
heating system this year. The build
ing lately erected cost 5000 and il
only lacking in this respect OF being
first-class in every way.
Chas. Nethercutt has been putting
in some of his good time during this
week in identifying bis premises on
East Sixth street. He aims to meet
the proposed new street improve
ments, in appearance at least.
Jack Claypool, son OF q prominent
congressional aspirant, met with a
painful accident Monday, while at
work in Springer's mill. A finger
was caught between two heavy
pieces OF timber and badly mashed.
Jack Magary, the dog-killer who
made way with odd Sport" last
week in an exceedingly atrocious
manner, was found guilty by the jury
and sentenced Saturday to pay fine
OF 500 or stand committed. tits ex-
pected that he will serve the term
out in lieu of paying the fine.
Tacoma bids 300, 600 for the JET
iries-JohnsOn fight to take place at
the Stadium while tho fnh4 Is r.o;rr :,