Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-18
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NJ WHIinc mas pfcNdlI'u iiioSl
OF the past week.
Mss Mary Burkett. of Seattle, is
visiting friends in the city.
Billy Bcttman made visit to Sc
attle during the present week.
Harold Ollie and wife. of Tacoma
visited relatives here this week.
Dr.. II. 5. Wyman left this week on
a business trip to Juneau, Alaska.
Thursday. April Nth has been des-
ignatrd by Gov. NJ. +. Hay as Labor
Day.
Judge Millett is busily engaged in
making garden at his home on East
side.
1t is promised that the Water
street till will commence in two
weeks.
Mrs. J. H. Bradley. of Tacoma.
was the guest of Mrs Il. \. Sticklin,
this week
Clara Hagan and John Mckinney
were united in marriage in this city,
Wednesday.
Ed. G.. Suffer, who now resides
near Dayton Mason county, was in
the city Monday
The funeral of Gilbert Henry Cook
was held Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of the Eagles.
John Goldsby, a substantial citi-
zen from the vicinity of Black Lake,
was in the city yesterday.
VIM. McClelland has begun suit
for divorce from his wife. lnez Nc
Cieland, alleging desertiOn.
Wiley Banks, formerly of this city,
is now located at Webb City, Mo.
and reported to be doing well.
Mrs. Catherine Turner left. this
week, for Fresno, Cal, expecting to
be absent for a couple of months.
Autos are required by State regu-
lation to turn to the right when
meeting or passing another vehicle.
A number of fine dwelling houses
are in course OF construction on
Fourth street, east of the city limits
Dr. Warren Riley now occupies
neat otfice-rooms in the building just
south of Anders' Pharmacy, facing
on Washington street.
Lawyer Geo. C. Israel left for Sc
attic Sunday, on few days bust
ness trip. His friend, Mr.. A. p.
Toniella, accompanied him.
The funeral of Mabel, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
Mumford, was held Monday after
noon. and was largely attended.
Mrs. Ida Haight of Tumwater, a
blind woman 80 years of age. was
wed to William C. Darnold. of Bre-
merton, in this city, last Monday.
Judge NJ. ]. Gordon was acquitted
of the charge of appropriating $4,000
belonging to the Great NOthern Rail
road. in a trial at Spokane, Monday.
Nelson Johnson and Hanna Amber
son were united in marriage at the
Swedish church in this city Wednes-
day night. They will reside at Gate.
About one-fourth of the 80, 600 cor.
porations registered in the State
have been dropped from the list for
failure to pay the annual license fee
Emery C. Williamson has beer
east of the mountains for over q
week. looking after the fruit-ranch
which he purchased from DR.. Strick.
land.
The local aerie of Eagles will hold
their annual memorial services in
their hall, Sunday afternoon, begin
ming at O clock. The public is in
vited.
Lawyer Kibbe of Tenino was in the
city during the present week on lie.
gal business advising himself regard
ing the law of appeals from Justice
courts.
Miss Mary Treat Ruth, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. A. S. Ruth, was
married Wednesday to W. F. COul.
son of Anacortes, Rev. G. r. Messias
officiating,
Moses Eddy, whose illness was
noted in the STANDARD a few weeks
ago, has left the hospital and re-
turned to his home a few miles east
of this city.
Several sacks OF mail matter from
the Wellington slide have arrived al
the local postoffice, with many ad-
dresses SO obiterated by water as to
be unreadable.
Eugene Taylor has 40-foOt launch
almost completed, and the House
brothers have begun the cOnstruc-
ton OF boat of the same length
with 9-foot beam.
Yesterday Chas. r. Taloott and
Vile celebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary. Charles also wore the
green emblem in commemoration OF
st. Patrick's dav.
1t is reported J. n. Brown, OF
Delphl precinct. is not in good
neal.n. Mr.. Brown is substantial
S:m1llzen. and the STANDARD hopes his
illness is not serious.
County Treasurer Mari has re-
Grived check for s3S, 900 from the
,a nauser Timber Company to
pay i'oS taxes on the extensive tim
Der holdings in this county.
,;N ~ ~ Bolton has resigned his posi-
, .u'' W aS manager of the Olympia Wa
Na,, WIZ" v He proposes to 60 to
.h e" Iork to take position with
wy o'o'on f'ver Water Supply Co.
If D i,1aa W. Hull, after long siege
ba 'i,ness' has so far recovered that
Stroo vas aoie to again be on the
~ ,ta =, he has given up bis Office
~ lhe olympia National Rank bn;ld.
,e sohn A. Rea, of Tacoma. a former