Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-25
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.f TumwAter, we're married, Monday
The Woman ; Club is planning the
usual Spring cleanup. Let it be
thorough.
Robt \. Aver is busy man these
days buying and selling cattle for
the market.
The Postoflice is to have new
floor by order Of the p. O. ID. at
Washington.
james Avery entered suit for di-
vorce from his wife, yesterday, al
leging desertion.
The infant daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Geo. r. Messias is i'll with an
attack Of measles.
IT. McCorkle has succeeded Will
liam W. Caldwell as Deputy Sheriff
under Mr.. Castor.
Kenneth, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. c. Emmons, died Sun
day, of pcritonitis.
Furman Russell is constructing a
fine frame residence on Third street
between Ounce and Eastside.
Mr.. Thomas H. Phipps and wife
are in the city. and expect to return
to their home at Kent tomorrow
William Littlejohn, living in Gull
Haroor precinct, an old pioneer Of
Thurston county, is in poor health.
Attorney General w. p. Bell is in
Washington, D. c., looking after the
States interests in the public lands.
Reder Il Lewis desire to sell the
best -four, the Pyramid. They
can prove the quality if you will try
a sack.
The Olympia Meat Market is en-
joying an increased patronage under
the efficient management of Robert
Banner.
Emery C. Williamson has returned
from his Eastern Washington trip,
and reports that times are prosper
Gus in that section of country.
Mrs. H. Hartley was shopping in
the city. Tuesday. The STANDARD
has been a weekly visitor to the
Harley home for forty-two years.
Our venerable citizen. Freeman
Brown, after long spell of illness,
has left the hospital and is able to
be about on the streets of Olympia.
S. H. Brown, of Black Lake pre-
cinct, was in town this week. He has
recovered from his recent sick. spell
which was noted in last weeks STAND
ARD.
The public schools are having a
week vacation. Some of the schol-
ars are putting in the time playing
and others are assisting in making
garden.
The local Christian Scientists pro-
pose to incorporate with the object OF
holding property, and ultimately
with view of constructing church
edifce.
1t has been ascertained that there
are at present so automobiles in
Thurston county, which number it is
thought will be increased to over 100
before spring.
The Taylor ranch of nine and one
half acres, devoted to chickens and
berries, near Lacey, was sold to ].
i. Walthers, of Seattle, this week,
at $50 per acre.
1t is said that the City Council
have practically agreed upon pur-
chase OF the auto fire. truck, at a cost
of about 5000. at their next meet
ing on April 9th.
A large concourse of citizens at
tended the funeral of Harvey l. Wood
ard, Saturday afternoon. Z. D..
Moore officiated as chaplain at the
services and interment.
The county saloons, outside of the
Incorporated towns and cities where
prohibition has carried will practical
ly go out of business next Tuesday,
and Bookkeeping will begin.
The funeral of Lenora. an infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nelson, was held in the Swedish
Lutheran Church, Sunday, Rev. Ho-
berger conducting the services.
Misses Kittie Sinclair, Meta Per-
ing and Jessie Weatherby passed
Sunday at ST. Martins College, at
Lacey. AS it is boys school, they
doubtless appreciated the honor.
Clarence V. Boone, a Total Social
list, is announced to speak at Ra-
beck's hall. next Sunday, at 2 p. NJ.
Subject: white Slave Traffic" No
admission fee will be- charged; every
body welcome.
d. S. B. Henry has returned from
a three days visit at Raymond with
his two sons. John and Charles, who
are doing well at this thriving town.
Mr.. Henry thinks the prospects are
bright for the Willipa harbor coun-
try.
Mrs. Geo H. Anderson, last Sun
day left the hospital for her home on
Boundary street. She is now able to
Walk about the house, Her family
ana many friends after such a spell
Of Serious Illness now hope for tie
best
At the trial in the Superior Court,
Tuesday, Of the action OF J. G..
Crouch and O. G.. Ellis, against Mrs.
Forbes, 10 recover $4,000 as COM
mission for sale of real estate in Ma
son county, the plaintiffs were nom
suited.
j. {. Dackering. a former resident
OF olympia, who was then engaged
IN the Photographic business and
vas also manager Of a hardware store.
vas In the CITY Monday, On legal
business. lie now resides at Seattle,
where he colducts photograph gal
lery.
Fred. Swift, charged with wife
beating and pulling out her hair by