Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-04-15
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our bay.
a Catholic church is soon to be
erected at Little Rock.
a son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs.
Edward Husk, Sunday.
=. J. O Brlen made business trip
to Aberdeen, this week.
Ben Turner was in the city from
South Bay, Wednesday.
Have you seen the comet?"
Ans: " Dang the comet.
The enumerators begin to-day to
take the census of the county.
Judge and Mrs. R. o. Dunbar
visited Seattle during the week.
Pleasant morning. Now the gar
den hoe will get new move on"
Mrs John Henry, of Raymond. is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. White, of Sum-
NIT, were visitors to the city, this
week.
DR.. Redpath has been called to
Oregon by the serious illness of his
sister.
G. Will Shaffer, law librarian. is
expected home from Wenatchee, next
Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. keder has been on a
visit to relatives and friends at Lit
tile Rock.
Mrs Hannah Millett is contcm-
plating visit to her mother in
Minnesota.
Mrs. H. NJ. Pierce and daughter,
Miss Halle, returned, Tuesday, from
q visit to Seattle.
Judge Mark A. Fullerton left this
week on a trip to his old home in
Whitman county.
Prosecuting Attorney John NJ.
Wilson had professional business in
Tacoma, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Dean re-
turned from six weeks visit to
California, yesterday.
A match factory is to be estab-
lished on Chambers Creek, between
this city and Tacoma.
r. NJ. Montgomery recently visit
ed Seattle and returned to this city
with fine span of mules.
]. A. Newlun, proprietor of the
Shamrock restaurant, at Little Rock,
was in the city yesterday.
Andrew Rurkland and Elizabeth
Sj0lseth. both of Tacoma. were mar
ried in this city, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hutson are
late arrivals from Missouri to make
Olympia their future home.
w. H. KneeIand and wife and Mrs.
0. G. Hanson have returned from a
visit to California and Mexico.
The Thurston County Board of
Education will open bids May 23d,
for furnishing school text books.
Lincoln Launsberry and Miss Nav
Burr, both. we'll known young people
of this city, were married. Sunday.
Frank Stickney has received word
OF the death of his father, which &C.
cured at Fowler's Mill, Ohio, Sun
day.
Thurston County Pomona Grange
will hereafter hold their meetings
every three months in place of once
q month.
Joseph yesterday was in the city,
Wednesday. The STANDARD failed
to learn whether he had any political
aspirations.
Miss Jennie McCarrogher is af-
flicted with spell of neuralgia; still
the lady is cheerful under trying
circumstances.
The infant son of VIM. B. Baker,
OF Mud Bay, died Saturday and the
funeral was held from Sticklin's
chapel, Monday.
Wednesday afternoon the ladies
of ST. Johns Woman's Guild met
for their regular month " tea at the
residence of Mrs. G. H. Springer.
James NJ. Mckenney, IS years of
age, resident of Olympia for nine
years. died at his home on Eastside.
Wednesday night. He is survived
by wife.
Harland Crowell, former lumber
man OF this county, now of Iowa, was
IN the city, this week. He con-
templates moving back here in the
near future.
Clarence V. Boone has accepted
Job at the knitting factory. He is
IN a position to study from observa-
tlpn the production and circulation
or commodities from the standpoint
of MarxiSm.
Al. Crickshank is back at his
former position of clerk at the
store OF Blanche Chambers Williston.
Unless informed, nobody would know
that Al. had been through a. severe
spell of illness.
The new 81 800 residence of Fred.
Russell, on Third and Puget streets.
is about ready for occupancy. The
construction of the house has been
under the supervision of contractor
George Faber.
" Cleanup Day" set for yesterday.
the l4th. had to be postponed on &C.
count of Indictment weather. An.
other date will be announced soon as
Old Probabilities announces pros.
poets of a change.
Surgeon Creek Grange will give a
Heel and Toe Social" and enter.