Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-06-03
(:s and Country.

F.. g. EO0DlnS Is on q business
trip to Central Oregon.
A son was born Monday to the
wife of Samuel Caldwell.
The city schools close for the sum-
mer holiday season to-day.
Mrs. c. II Guiberson, who has
been seriously i'll, is improving.
John Il. and T. f. James, of Grand
Mound. were in the city Tuesday.
F.. Il. Stevens was up from Seattle
this week on a visit to his old home.
The thermometer indicated TEN.
perature OF So degrees Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. George f. Morris has re
turned from an extended visit in
California.
The Lady Maccabees will 60 on an
excursion to Point Defiance nexl
Wednesday.
The extreme low tides of the past
few days have permitted many geo
ducks to be dug.
]. L. Morgan. of Rochester, was
seriously Injured by his team run.
ming away yesterday.
J. w. Hall, As years of age. dice
at Yelm, Sunday, of consumption
He is survived by wife.
Mrs. Will Anders will leave to-day
on Journey to Ohio. where she viii
visit relatives and friends.
Police Magistrate Frost turned
in Sill as the net amount received
from fines the past month.
Mrs. Winifred Harris and Mrs
Stella Carroll visited relatives in thi.
city the fore part of this week.
The popular Olympia Bazaar j.
giving asbestos frypans and hot-iro1
holders with 25-cent purchases.
Mrs. Lucy Rabbeson, of Tacoma
an old resident of Olympia, has beer
visiting in the city, this week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M
E. Church will give an excursion to
Point Defiance on the 10Th inst.
The Thurston County Woman.
Educational Club will meet in Ode
Fellows Hall tomorrow at 2 p. N.
Articles OF incorporation of thu
Thurston County Humane Society
were signed for filing Wednesday.
Fred. Schmidt returned, Sunday
from Pittsburg, where he has beer
attending the University OF Pennsyl
varia.
w. F. Kelsey has begun suit fol
divorce from his wife, Leila K. Kel
sey, in the Superior Court Of thi!
county. f
The dredger now operating in ou
bay shut down last evening FOL
twenty-four hours to make genera
rcpairs.
Willard Libby, of South Bay, 3ant
his sister, Mrs. Laura s, Parker, o
Mason county. were in Olympia las
Monday.
Good progress is being made ir
the extensive improvements to tn,
interior of the Capital National Banl
building.
James \. Hoage is confined to hi
home. on East Fourth street, suffer.
ing from rheumatic troubles Of Ions
standing.
Our ever wise CITY authorities ar
considering an ordinance for extend
ing the fire limits over the Waite
street fill.
The Women Club have decided t.
hold their annual picnic gathering
at Mission City Park, on the 28tl
day of June.
R. NJ. Montgomery and son. Gay
lard, have a contract for hauling tie
inr the railroad company. near Raj
nier station.
And now the City Council is igur
ing upon the purchase of flushing
water-wagon at cost OF $1,000
What next?
Ralph Whitcomb, of Rochester
was United in marriage, this week
TO Miss Margaret Mckechnie, O
Fairfield, Iowa.
Albert D. Bradley, of this city
has received the appointment Q
Mail Clerk from the Postal Depart
ment at Washington.
The Supreme Court has held tina
the Stixrud estate is liable to tn
Inheritance tax, and the sum of 1858.
81 has been paid to the State.
c. A. Williston, Jr., during tn
past week, was unable for severa
days to attend to business owing t
ap acute attack of stomach TROUBLE.
lac city has no more neea OF
costly city hall than O dog has &
two tails. 1t is sincerely hoped tina
Oil such unnecessary expenses b
avoided.
f.: W. Rawlings, for two year
CLERK in Hills drug store, has bough
a drug store at Twist, Okanoga
county, and has gone to take charg
OF the business.
'fhen II need Of shoes for yourse
e. children 60 to the Quality She
etnre formerly Stevens, where yo
VIII always get the best shoes o
Reasonable prices.
Slrs A. Oakley. 60 years old, die
=" edneSday at the home of her daugt
Ter MRS. h. G. Kently, south of thi
CITY, where the funeral will be hel
Tomorrow at 1876 A. ".
Mrs. Hannah Garfield has sold he
iatere7f ~ the property qt the Ne
S'.te addition 10 Hans Jacubsor
Al The heirs OF her deceased hu.
band qa't-claimed to her.
Ar. and Ars. r. c. Hamilton
were IN Seattle, Sunday. A Marie
SISTER OF Mrs. H., living in Everett
and her young son, had been visi