Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-05-06
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Mrs. Joseph Hunt. who has been
seriously i'll. is improving.
Larry Cormier and family have
gone to St. Mary. Idaho, to reside.
John Burg and Miss Daisy Kee, of
Seattle, were married in this city,
Wednesday.
Judge Mark A. Fullerton has re-
turned from his trip to the Eastern
part of the State.
Rail-laying on the Mud Bay log
ging railroad to the camps in the
hills will begin Monday.
Last Wednesday afternoon there
was good attendance at the st John S
Woman's Guild meeting.
John NJ. Wilson went to Walla
Wala, yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of Judge S. c. Wingard.
The price of butter has slightly
receded. Creamery is now quoted
at soc. fall of nickel on the roll.
Police Judge Robt. Frost collected
1863 from Migrants and drunk and
disorderly people during the month
of April.
Albert Wright and family have
moved back to Portland. whence
they came to this city about three
years ago.
The North Coast Mill Company has
bought the Harm 4 Brown mill near
Tenino and about 600 acres OF timber
for $50, 900.
Mrs. Frank Hart has been on a
visit to Mrs. John Query on Plum
street. She returned to her home in
Tacoma, Sunday.
The young railroad laborer, Oliver
Herbert, accidentally drowned in Of
futt's Lake Sunday. was buried
Wednesday afternoon.
George N. Talcott has of late been
annoyed with severe cold, making
it unpleasant for him to attend Ia
his occupation at the store.
Earl Bennett, of Sherlock, cut a
deep cash in his foot, a few days ago,
by having the sharp blade of an ak
coming in contact with it.
Lacey, according to the school
enumerators has population of 597
souls. According to the general cen
sus it was considerably less.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. H. Phipps ar.
rived in Olympia, Monday, expect.
ing to remain about a month. Their
present home is near Kent.
Now comes Aberdeen with q live
dead man. The Harbor city does
not intend Olympia shall carry of
all the laurels in this respect.
Miss Janet Moore. President of the
State Federation of Women leaves
to-day for Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend
the National Convention OF Women 8
Clubs.
1t is now stated that the bids for
improvement of Westside channel will
not be opened till July. at the En-.
9ineer's Office in Seattle. Why this
delay?
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schmidt, oil
Tumwater, are the happy parents oil
sbaby girl. Thelittle miss made her
appearance at the family home yes.
terday.
An effort is being made to form q
Karl Marx Educational Club. C..
V. Boone and Christian Anderson
are interesting themselves in the
project.
Divorce proceedings were filed in
the Superior Court. Wednesday, by
Mrs. Christy Moody from Charles
Moody. charging non-support and
deserliOn.
Mrs. ]. w. Hartman, of Lacey
who died at COupeville. Saturday
was buried from Sticklin's chapel
this city, Tuesday, Rev. c. E. Todd
officiating.
William Littleiohn was in towr
Monday. The STANDARD is glad tt
nate this old pioneer and good citi
gen has nearly recovered from a pro
longed spell of Ia grippe.
beverly Crawford. an old TINT
friend Of the STANDARD, was seen or
our streets last Monday. He is now
located in Portland. praoticing Law
with his former partner.
The marriage OF Miss May Gaddy
of this city, aud Andrew J. Phillips
Of Stoughton, Wis. was solemnize(
last Sunday, at Catholic parsonage
Rev. Father Malley officiating.
The Mud Bay Logging company
has bought the timber on about fifty
acres of land in Section IL Township
Il range 3 west of Mrs. Laurett;
Lehman. paying $500 therefor.
Louis Rrautigam, the stueet-ca,
conductor, suffers from an attack Of
indigestion. Troubles often do no
come single-handed. Mrs. Brauti.
gam is not in the best of health.
]. K. Chetwood and family will
leave Tomorrow for Milton. Ogn., Il
reside. Mr.. c. proposes to engag,
in business at that place. The,
have leased their ranch west of thi,
City.
The rate of admission to the race
course to the Carlyon Driving Parl
has been placed at % cents for genera
admission, 10 cents for children. ant
% cents admission TO the grand
stand.
1t might he :, good idea, this earl,
IN the season, to suggest that a
o matter OF economy, the straw
berry boxes be turned over and US
the bottom space to save the cost @
new boxes.
James |. Murray was in the cit,
Wednesday. He is still in litigation
With his neighbor Whipple. Tn
trial on appeal from the Little Rocl
Justices decision will come agail