Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21
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4 D~an-y has occn organized Al
MAtlo. IN Mason county.
Jo. Ntly>on and family are go
i.1 20 = .r:>>ide to reside.
,4.,r.- p. NJ. Troy visited Che
hal, N,a.Ay. on business.
t,r, $. Mu,grove returned last
n;gtt tr..u q visit to Seattle.
IaA.sr Kibbe. of TeninO. was in
the civ this week on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Griswoid, of Lit
tie Rp-n. have gone to Idaho to 1--we
\ son was born to the wife OF
Fred. Price. at Yelm, on the Eth
inst
.udee Robinson has returned from
q prolonged visit in Southern Cali
fornia.
N. :. Kribbs succeeded j. c.
Munger as Hotel Inspector, on the
18th inst
The neat cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. i. Kosher. on WeStside, is nearing
completion.
Muses. Eddy was taken to the hos
pital Sunday. His condition is re-
ported critical.
Mason HinchcliTe was over from
f.lma. this week, on visit to rela-
tivcs and friends.
Harold Morehead had a finger cut
of by a saw in a shinge mill at Lit
tie Rock, Saturday.
Henry Meyer, an old-time Olympia
blacksmith, was in the city yesterday
from his home at Mud Bay.
Chas. Brown and family have
taken up their residence on Freder-
lex street, east of the city limits.
William Scofeld, formerly in the
teaming business here, is now in the
grocery trade at Gooding. Idaho.
Edward D. Cowan has been ap-
pointed member of the Board o.
Control, succeeding f. II. Gilham.
f. +. Kirkland has been commits
stoned Captain of the military com
pany to be organized at Centralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Williams, o
Brighton Park, are the happy par
ents of IA baby girl, born Saturday.
Noah Baxter, an old soldier, wa
adiudged insane and committed tt
Al
ago.
Prosperity Grange of Schneider
Prairie is preparing u fine literar,
programme to be given on the 29tl
inst.
A daughter was born to Mrs
Bertha Morgan, Dec. 26th, in Ia
coma, formerly 4 resident OF Thu
city.
The Olympia higi-school girls bea
the Ema girls N game of baske
ball, in score of ID to Z, Saturda.
night
The sale of the gas works of thi
city is changed from this month Il
Feb. 18th. at 2:3) p. NJ, at the cour
house door.
Thos. r. Burgess has begun sui
for divorce from his wife Mary Jan
Burgess, in the Superior Court @
this county.
The Tenino Stone Company is put
ting in 10000 worth o. improves
machinery, which will double tn
output OF the quarry.
The Supreme Court has affirmed tn
decision of the lower court grantln:
divorce to Mrs. Bloom from he
husband Lynn Bloom
Mrs. \. 4. Hunter was up iron
Hunters Point a few days ago. Sh
says the report that she was to SCI
her home is unfOunded.
City Engineer Van Epps sustaine
painful injury by fall on slipper.
sidewalk, a few days ago, which ha
confined him to his room for time.
A large force OF men were EN-
ployed yesterday removing cart
from the road fronting the lverso
home on Westside, caused by land
slide.
The Bremen Oyster Company is
late incorporation. 1t consists G
himself and Hannah l.. Bremen an
ID. J. Gender and is capitalized a
$4,000.
Next Monday, Judge n. S. Porte
and wife expect to leave Olympia TO
Long Beach, Cal. to be absent Sey
eral months. taking the ocean steam
er at Tacoma.
The City Council has passed
resolution confirming Mrs. +. N
pever as assistant to the City Cler
and City Treasurer, at salary c
$50 per month
j. O. Rummcns, Private Secrt
tary Of the Governor, has been tran.
lerred to thu position of Secretary {
the State Board Of Control, so abl
filled by J. II Blown, resigned.
Miss Caroline Miller and ALDER
Iornow were married at the Garlic
House in this city. Monday, an
after taking in tho sights Of ii.
city, departed Tor k.ima. their futur
home.
The Perky twins IN the announc,
ment OF their lottery, betray jus
bow much space they bad to let, no
"thStand.ng they had ran til
candy prilc-p package scheme se,er.
weeks 10 I'LL UP gaping space.