Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-18

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Wednesday.
Gyorrc Taylor visited his mother
ia ldW II ChchaliS. last Sunday
Lawyer Chas D. King visited Ia
coma. last Wednesday, on business.
4 son was born, Tuesday, to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. y Stanford, of this city.
i}.ton Smith, farmer living near
B.acN Lake, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. T. y. Ford and Miss Jennie
Jones are visiting friends in Port
land.
Mrs NJ. D. Abbott is reported
quite i'll at her home southeast of
this city.
George Duhy has sold his gun
store and garage to Harley Post and
VI c. Page.
Frank NJ Kcnney's round the
world articles will be resumed in
our next Issue.
Il. T. Jones, of the Board of Con-
troll, has been spending a few days
AT Medical Lake.
Rollin Church is constructing a
small dwelling on his little ranch east
of the city limits.
Miss Anna Schivcly came up from
the State University, Saturday, on
brief visit to her home.
Mrs. A. II. Chambers left for Los
Angeles. Cal. Wednesday, where she
will visit for several weeks.
S D. Balch was granted a divorce
from his wife, Orilla Balch, by the
Superior Court, Wednesday.
Mrs. George Anderson, living at
the corner of Boundary and Fifth
streets. has been quite i'll, the past
two weeks.
Judge Hiram F.. Hadley, of Sc
attle,' had business before the Su-
preme Court on last motion day,
Friday, 18th inst.
W. H. Kneeland, wife and daugh-
ter. are on visit to San Francisco
and will extend their trip to Homo
lulu before their return.
J. NJ. Layhue, Assistant Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, at
tended the Teachers Institute in
Franklin county, this week.
An alarm of fire. Tuesday night,
at IL clock, was caused by burn
ing chimney at the home of Alfred
Thompson on Adams street.
Five Centralia boys with ages
ranging from Is to %, have been ar
rested on the charge of setting fire
to the Chehalis school house.
Mrs. Chris. Simmons. of Mud Bay,
sus tained a badly strained wrist, by
fall yesterday morning. DIR. Riley
cared for the fractured limb.
The Tw;ns begging contest is COM
ing to an end. to the relief of the
business men, if not the unfortunate
women who have been duped thereby
Mrs. Scott Shaser is seriously ill
at her home on Eastside street.
She is afflicted with a growth on her
breast, accompanied by rheumatism.
Albert d. Wright and Miss Ruth
BigelOw were married at noon Satur-
day, at the home of the brides moth
err, Mrs d. r. Bigelow, on East Bay
avenue.
DIR. Daniel W. Hull will lecture in
kabeck's hall at 2 and 100 p. NJ,
Sunday. Subject: Spiritualism, a
Leader in all RefOrmatOry Move
ments.'
Miss May Pendergast and the
Misses Marie and Bertha Williams,
of Seattle, have been visiting, dur
ing the past week, with friends in
this city.
George Benson and Mrs. Lillian
Shaw Piper, were married Satur-
day by Rev. Edmonds of the COngre-
ga,ional Church, this city. They
will reside at Shelton.
City Engineer Van Epps now oc-
cupies the finest quarters in the city
hall, on the west side OF the entrance
on the first floor, the former habitat
of the Chamber of Commerce.
Samuel Deaton was arraigned oe-
fore Judge Mitchell, Monday, and
entered a plea of not guilty to the
charge of assault of his uncle with
knife, at Rainier, on the I'd inst.
The Pythian Sisters have been
busily engaged during the present
week in preparing a banquet table
for the Knight of Pythias entertain
ment held last evening at Pythian
hall.
Lee Baker, proprietor of the Olym-
pia Wine Il Liquor store, has SO far
recovered from his severe attack of
pneumonia as to be up and about his
home This is gratifying to his
many friends.
DR.. Daniel W. Hull during the
past week has been on the sick-list,
having been afflicted with chillS
caused by exposure and OverwOrk
while pursuing his occupation as
an oste0path.
The funeral Of J. |. Price, aged 63,
who died on VaShon Island, Sunday,
MAS held in this city, Tuesday, I'M
der the auspices Of Harmony Lodge
No. i, +. ana \. NJ. OF which he
was 4 member.
Upon complain; of Frank NJ Ken
ny, Secretary of the Olympia Brew
in Co. Superintendent Albee has
authorized installation of crossing
alarm bells for protection of the
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