Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11
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Ftd r. Brown, of Portland, is in
thr c-t.
d.. Lincoln is nursing boil on
bis T.. IS.
\ f.. Labcree visited Seattle, this
W., ON business.
- laughter was born, yesterday.
tolue wife of Garry Hodge.
Mr. Harlow Foster, OF Union,
Idaho, is visiting Mrs. Lee Reder.
: dance will be held in Chambers
Prairie Grange hall tomorrow night.
The Capital National Bank is to be
remodelcd in marble. mahogany and
bronze.
Mrs. II. f.. Blankenship and Mrs.
W. !. Doane left Sunday on a visit
to Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Robt. c. Hamilton returned
from Everett, after brief visit,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. James Seward spent two days
of the present week visiting with
relatives in Tacoma.
+. q. X. Miller, our former County
Assessor and bachelor friend, vas in
Olympia last Monday.
Allen White and wife have returned
from California. They had been
absent about two months.
Dick Brown is quite ill. He is
being cared for by his sister, Mrs.
Grant Talcott, at her home.
Geo. w. Hopp proposes to go to
Bellingham to engage in the manu-
facture Of concrete sewer-pipe.
Mrs. Mary V. Johns has returned
from her winters visit to her sister,
in California, Mrs. S. L. DeLand.
Scott Shaser is reported quite ILL.,
His wife also lies in O serious con-
dition. DR.. Riley is in attendance.
Quite a number of Thurston county
families are planning to go to Al
berta this Spring to engage in farm
ing.
Marian f. George, the grocer, has
been confined to his home the past
week with a severe attack Of rheuma.
tism.
Mrs. Leopold Schmidt and daugh-
ter Miss Philippine, and sister Mrs.
Harriet Speckart, left yesterday for
California.
David Staeger, principal of the
city high school. has gone to Seattle
to visit his brother John, who is re.
turning from Mexico.
A. G. Tonielli, Of Seattle, a prom;.
nent Christian Science healer was in
the city during the week treating a
couple of local patients.
County Treasurer MARI took in
nearly $4,000 of personal property
taxes Wednesday, the last day fol
payment without penalty.
A final rustic is being made to Sc
cure a deficiency of about $1,000 tt
the $4,000 subsidy for the Westsidt
street railroad extension.
Fred W. Lewis, Secretary of the
State Grange, organized Kamilcht
Valley Grange, Saturday night with
membership of score or more.
The limit for paying persona
property taxes expired Wednesday
Those remaining unpaid are now de
linquent and Ii per cent. penalty
will be exacted.
Albert Dryer, of Eastside, is on
on the streets again, having suffered
long time with an abscess. JUS
before this sick spell he had an at
tack of typhoid fever.
The two Governors interview ha!
resulted in an agreement to aocep
the government channel Of the Co
lumhia river as boundary line be-
tween the two States.
George A. Marvin of Tacoma, ant
Miss Harriet b. Bishop of St. Paul
were married on the 4th inst, at tn,
farmhouse of Mr. and Mrs. C. f
Marvin. near this city.
The Supreme Court has decided
that title to a strip of land "a fee
wide and several blocks long rests il
the State, the University Regent:
having no authority to vacate Ian;
for street.
James A. Lasityr now has STEADY
job operating the elevator in tn,
State capitol building. His many
friends who understand his physica
condition will be pleased to learl
about his good luck,
Frank Whitaore, aged 80 and un
married, died Tuesday. at the hom
of his mother in this city, of inflam
matory rheumatism. The burial rite
were held in the Presbyterian churcl
yesterday afternoon.
Squire Hand, better known a.
Mountain Eagle" who conducted
the first pawn-broker shop in Olym
PA, III 1884, was in the city Tuesday
he is now engaged in the same linz
Of business at Centralia.
II has how been stated on wha
is presumed to be reliable authorit,
tina, the Pacific Tank and Pipe Com
pany have abandoned the implied
promise to rebuild their works here
destroyed by lire last year.
John Q. Stewart, for many years
resident OF Olympia, died Sunday
evening from dropSy. Impressive
services were held by the Eagles
i9dge, Of which deceased was mem
uel'' Wednesday, afternoon.
I"e tive-year-old daughter of Mr.
anu Mrs. j. c. nocherty has bee,
seriously afflicted with liver an,
Kidney troub..s. II latest account
lAc little tot ras n a lair way for
SiT'edS recov".s from her serious
ailments.
James Nail.an.e., an inf.nt son O
=. ~. and Mr. =. j. Hedpath, die,
tuesday morning, 10 the family bom
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