Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-04-01

The open season for trout-fishlng
began today.
Dog license is now due. A tag
will cost you 81.
". II. Whiteside was over from
Aberdeen a few days ago.
Book beer has come and gone. 1t
had a short run in popularity.
Fred. r. Brown was here during
the week in good health and spirits.
Mrs. James II. Lasityr has been
indisposed during the present week.
W. O. Baker, one of our country
friends, was in the city, Wednesday.
Daniel Gaby has been spending the
past few days in Eastern Washing
ton on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Otis have
just moved into their fine new home
on Twenty street.
Miss Bessie Pool and Charles f.
Peterson. both of Elma, were mar
ried in this city, Tuesday.
Albert f. Kennels and Miss May
Roland, both of Bucoda. were mar
ried in this city, Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Funk
have a little baby girl at their home,
the sister of their adopted boy.
Not drop of rain fell on Easter
Sunday this year-the first time it
has "gone dry for three years.
Elmer O. Roberts OF this city, was
united in marriage to Adrienne
NEWMAN, of Hoquiam. Wednesday,.
William N. Reedy and Miss Lulu
Snyder, both residing at Rainier.
were joined in wedlock. here. this
week.
Mrs. Catherine Turner, formerly
of this city, has bought 20-acre
ranch, near Fresno, CAL, where she
will hereafter reside.
1t is said that a selling agency for
shingles is to be established in some
locality on the Sound TO ensure q
stable market at all times.
Olympia Aerie No. 81, F. O. E.,
now has a membership of over 300.
Six candidates were initiated into
the order Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. H. Sylvester
are rejoicing over the arrival of q
baby daughter at their home, east of
this city, Tuesday evening.
Claude Weston is suffering from q
severe cash on his hand which he
cut instead of q stick of wood he was
attempting to split yesterday.
At the first baseball game of the
season played at Athletic Park by
the local high school nine and the
Shelton team, the former won by q
score of to1.
L. f. Sanger, of Summit Lake, was
in the city, Saturday. Now that the
trout season is open he does not have
to go far to obtain a supply of
speckled beauties.
Laura K. Wilson has filed suit
for divorce from n. Wilson, her
husband, on the ground OF non-sup-
port. An absolute divorce is asked
with the community property.
Anniversary of modern spiritual
ism. at Rabeck's hall, Sunday at 2
and P. NJ. Conference talks in the
afternoon and evening. DR.. D. w.
Hull will deliver the regular ami
versary discourse.
Judge T. n. Aliens little book
The Chronicles of Old eds" is
meeting with favorable consl 1eration
on the part of the reading public
As a literary production it is said to
possess rare merit.
Rollin Church, in the near future,
oontemplates taking an Eastern jour-
ney for an indefinite period with
the object of visiting relatives and
friends whom he has not seen since
early boyhoOd days.
1t is reported that Olympia has
subscribed for $4,000 of the stock
OF the Western Washington Railway
electric line from Gray's Harbor to
Puget Sound. 1t is to start at Ho-
GUAM and end at Colby on the Sound.
!; @. Barton, Assistant Engineer
OF the Highway Department of this
State. has rendered West Point
resignation to H. L. Bcwlby, his
chief, to take effect tomorrow. A
quarrel at the pie-board is the cause.
Do not fail to call at Fred. Weiss
tailor shop and see the fine line OF
suitings for spring and summer.
Expert workmen are employed and
you are sure to get perfect fit ii you
order your suit at this establishment.
Lawyer Chas D. King has recently
sprayed large number of his or.
chard trees. Mr.. King is not only a
good attorney, but understands hOr.
iicnlt'ue and gardening as we'll, and
is prepared to stand any siege of the
trusts.
The prices of meat products seem
to have an upward tendency, not
outstanding the boycott. There
ought to be some method devised te
reach such combinations and frus.
trate their efforts in expressing the
people.
Mrs. Glen Whipple died OF spina
meningitis al her home near Roch
ester, Wednesday morning. The flu
neral will be held this afternoon from
Sticklin 5 chapel in this city. In
terment will be made in Odd Eel
lows cemetery.
1t is reported that Miss Ann.
daughter of ]. Pierpont Morgan, will
marry q trade-uniCn man. Who