Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-05-13

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motor CyClc.
Walter Chambers, of North Yak
ina, is in the city.
The new Tumwatcr bridge will
soon be open to travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Martensen
visited Seattle. this week.
Mark Reed. of Shelton. made a
business trip to our city this week.
Ralph Hopkins and wife, of Sc
attic, have been or 4 visit TO this
city.
Vim. ]. Mccarthy, of Seattle, made
pleasant call on the STANDARD yes
terday.
O. r. Simenson has been in the
Gray's Harbor country during the
present week.
The Supreme Court opened the
Nav term this week with PIG cases
on the docket.
The Supreme Court has decided
that the grain inspection law is un-
constitutional.
In is expected that the dredger
will start work on the Water street
fill next week.
R. NJ. Montgomery is working with
his mule-team near Rainier. His
son Gaylord is with him.
RE. Gaines has traded his ranch
near Belmore, to J. A. Williams, for
q lodging- house at Tacoma.
Harriet Hicks yesterday began
suit in the Superior Court FOR di-
vorce from her husband, Gwin Hicks.
1t is probable that Mr.. Carlyon has
already discovered that it is not pop
ular to open his race-track to Sun
day traffic.
1t is reported that the Harbor
mills will close for several months,
on account of an over supply of logs
and glut of product.
1t is reported that Mrs. Cruik-
shanks, of South Bay, and her son
AL, have rented the Church dwell
ing at 1912 East Sixth street.
Miss Maude. daughter of w. H.
Algier, and r. C. Vanderveer, OF
Tacoma, were married at the home
of the bride in this city, Tuesday.
W. b. Summons, one of the pro-
moters of the interurban road from
Gray's Harbor to the Sound, will ad-
dress the Commercial Club tonight.
G. Haight, OF Tumwater. who re.
Gently purchased some land In Blaine
county, Nebraska, started East last
Tuesday to view his recent purchase.
F. R. Brown. of Portland, was over
on business during the week. Mem
cries of former years of beautiful
Olympia still linger in his conscious
ness.
P. H. Johns, wife and family OF son
and five daughters. have moved to
this city from Tacoma with the in
tentiOn of making it their permanent
residence.
Mrs. Mile. Chilberg and Mrs.
Good spent last Sunday in Tacoma.
While there they listened to an in
teresting and instructive lecture on
Christian Science.
d. C.. Bates. having resigned the
office of Coroner, to become o resi-.
dtnt of Portland, the County Com
missioners have appointed H: N.
Sticxlin to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Geo. H. Anderson, who has
experienced long and severe siege
OF illness, is visiting at Buckley. 1t
is reported since departure her
health has somewhat improved.
Mrs. Harriet Hubbard, aged Is,
o former resident OF Olympia, died
at North Yakima, last Friday. Her
body was brought here for inter-
ment in Masonic cemetery last Sun
day.
Mrs. Rebecca McNair, formerly oil
this city, was united in marriage to
W. o. Robb, Wednesday, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. JEFF
Whitney. at Ballard. They will re-
side at Fern Hill.
Chris. Anderson, the enthusiastic
Socialist who lives few miles east
OF Olympia was in the city last
Wednesday Mr.. Anderson is also
greatly interested in the grange
movement of Thurston county.
The sale OF Capitol lands set for
May goth has been vacated on &C.
count of some ipfOrmality in adver'
Using, and the Commission has
changed the date to Aug. 9TH and in
cluded Skagit and Snohomish coun.
ties.
The friends of this paper will please
hand us in news items when fresh
A birth should be published before
the baby is weaned, a marriage be-
fore the honeymoon is over, or a
death before the widow is married
again.
Mr.. 2. NJ. Troy was in Seattle
last Tuesday, representing William
Ogle before the Superior Court, in q
suit to collect an insurance claim Of
TWO thousand dollars. 1t is said MIR
Troy made strong effort in behalf
Of his client.
Memorial services are to be hello
in the st. Johns church to-day, a.
in all churches of that denomination
throughout the United States anC
the world, out of respect to the late
King Edward of Great Britain, the
date of his funeral.
Yesterday, D. S. B. Henry cele.
brated his 66th birthday anniver.