Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-11
{. and <::cH:.

d }.~h.
'Ghc forty day of Lent brgaa on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Tracey have
gone to Portland to reside.
SHELTON is reported to be under a
raging epidemic of measles.
John Mcintosh is spending a few
day AT st. Martin : Hot Springs.
Mrs. Il. T.. Streets has returned
from a visit east OF the mountains.
Brad l.. Hill has bought from
t. NJ. Allen, the launch " Peggy. -
Mark Draham came up from Sc
attic, Wednesday, on IA business
trip.
1t is expected that the State will
resume cash payments on the 2lst
inst.
Mrs. S. X. Taylor. of Oyster Bay,
came up yesterday for a short visit
in the city.
b. NJ. Price has returned to Wen
dell, Idaho, where he is in the hard
ware business.
Jacob Stampdcr it quite i'll and
confined to the hospital. DR.. Riley
is attending him.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Warner. of
South Bay, We're shopping in the
city, Wednesday.
Lawyer Kibbe, of TeninO. was in
the city Monday on business before
the Superior Court.
Carroll Gordon, son Of Judge NJ.
j. Gordon has taken a position in
the State Land Office.
There have been 40 arrests made
by the city police this month; the to-
tai last month was ll2.
Samuel I. Hart and wife. nee
Phoebe n. O~enS, of Spokane, were
Olympia visitors this week.
Columbia street is to have three
are-ight to guide the weary pill
grims to and from the depot
Lee Baker, who is seriously il
with pneumonia, was reported as
slightly improving yesterday.
Mrs. Belle Oppenheimer has re
turned from Portland, where sh'
has been on a two months visit.
Mrs. Geo n Talcott is visitin:
with relatives and friends in Seattle
She will return home next week.
f. g. Hofstetter, OF Tacoma, ha.
been selected for physical director o
the local Y. NJ. C.. A. of this city.
Graham & Armstrong; barbe
shop will be moved to the Office ad
joining Paul's saloon, on the 1st O
March.
William McTannany, aged Il, die
at St. Peters Hospital Saturday
and was buried at South Tacoma
Monday.
China New=Year Wednesday morn
ing, was ushered in by the popping
of long strings of fire crackers a
midnight.
+. NJ. Kenney, the STANDARD
foreign correspondent, has returne
from his world tour, in good healt
and splendid spirits.
Aberdeen girls will line up agains
the Olympia " Hi girls in Il game @
basketball tomorrow night, in tn
high school gymnasium.
King Whitaker, foreman of GOOD
roes camp at North Bay. is con
fined to ST. Peters hospital wit
infammatory rheumatism.
The High-SchoOl boys have bee
induced to enter the subscription
campaign to raise so, 900 for defici
on the Y. NJ. C. A. building
If you want to purchase boys
suits of clothing, do not fail to Ca
on Bettman. He will do better b
you than all others in that line.
Mrs. Eta Cayanau9h, of Kent,
in the city, having been called hithe
by the serious illness of her sister
Mrs. Mabel phipps Lathr0p.
Miss Bonnie Royal, who was Gale
from the East by the death of he
father at Walla Walla, lately, is on
visit to this city, her former home.
A meeting will be held to-morro,
by the newly organized Good Road
Association, and all the members
especially the ranchers-are urged t
attend
A fine bunch of horses have bee
brought to the Carlyon race-trac
near Tumwater, by Charles D. Webb
to enter contemplated races mex
Summer
lhe .. +. s. auxiliary meets 6
the home of Mrs Sarah Lister TIL
afternoon. Mrs. Lister will be a.
sisted as hostess by Mrs. L. I
MOrehouse.
\ well has been driven in the a
leyway adjoining Dan Munroe
property on Fourth street and
good flow of water struck at tt
depth Of 200 feet.
The Supreme Court has been hea
ing en banc, "a number of cases tt
past two days, which sessions are d
voted wholly to hear and consider L
gumcnts Of counsel.
\ burning wood box in the kitche
of John Grimm. on Fifth and Quin'
streets, causing an alarm from bt
% gave The fire department a lor
fun last Friday afternoon.
Miss Bess Lawrence. daughter
MIR and Mrs. J. c. Lawrence, ar