Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-07-15
CEg and Country

the city Tuesday.
The Supreme Court has been in
session tins week.
Miss Addie Wood is recovering
from a sevtrc illness.
Miss Dode Van Eaton is visiting
friends at Rochester.
Joseph r. Peters visited Shelton
this week on business.
Have YOU noticed the fact that the
days have began to shorten?
Lawyer Harold f. Preston. of Sc
attic, was in the city Tuesday.
Gwin Hicks, who now resides at
Tacoma, was in the city this week.
Hon. T. F. Mentzer, the Tenino
hustler, was in the city, Wednesday.
Mr.. Goodyear has sold his place
on Bush Prairie to VIM. Marshall, of
Tacoma.
Morton Robinson and Mary Willis,
UOtIl vi lutOlilit, NCiC uCICS
Tuesday.
Blaine Hopp was operated upon
for appendicitis, at the hospital,
Wednesday.
Lincoln Lounsbury, assistant State
law librarian, is out on two weeks
Summer vacation.
Mrs. Kenney. of Reed City, Mich,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Wolfe, south of this city.
The Capital National Bank will re-
sumo business in it's renovated and
up-to-d date building, Mondsy.
Representative Harry B. Hewitt is
a candidate to succeed POulson as
Senator from Chehalis county.
The marriage of James McVoy and
Bertha NJ. Fuller, both OF Moclips.
took place in this city, Monday.
A nephew of Allen White visited
with his uncle Wednesday. He is
interested in o mill at BelmOre.
The recent decision of the Su.
preme Court causes the resident
mental healcrs to feel more at ease.
John Sells of Shelton. and Miss
India Archer of Olympia, were joined
in wedlOck, Wednesday. in Seattle.
Warren O'Bannon. who is travel
ing salesman for an Eastern tobacco
company, is on visit to his parents
in this city.
The water company is extending
Its mains from Fourth street to 9
point in the vicinity Of the Roosevelt
school house.
D. S. B Henry, U. S. deputy sur
veyor. is executing q contract fol
surveying several townships in Raj
nier forest reserve.
Emery C. Williamson has returned
from his trip East of the Cascades
reports a shortage of crops in thu
localities he visited.
By the falling OF the City-hall ele
vator at Tacoma yesterday, Mayor
Fawcett was severely, and 1t is
feared fatally, injured.
Judge E. H. Richardson, a promi
nent lawyer of Spokane, was in thu
city during the week on business be
fore the Supreme Court.
Frances, the 12-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hopkins
OF Roslyn, formerly of this city, i.
seriously ill of appendicitis.
That Thacker has again assumes
sway as Republican boss, is apparen
from his manipulation OF the smaller
bosses on the street corners.
The ladies' of the Catholic Churcl
gave an enjoyable lawn and caro-
party at the home OF Mrs. Chris
Donges. Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Mckinney, Assistant Cash
Ter of the Olympia National Bank
is enjoying a vacation, by camping
out with his family at Tyxle's Cove
A requisition has been granted b,
Gov. Hay for Herman Heinke in Gus
tOdy at Spokane. wanted to answe
to charge of forgery in Marion
county, Oregon.
Tom Mckee, who has been EN-
ployed in Antisdcl's confectioner,
store, as clerk. has gone to Seattle
where it is said he has secured gov
eminent position.
John " Troy, of Seattle, has beer
visiting his brother p. NJ. Troy, thi
week. He con templates establish
ing a life insurance business in Alas
ka in the near future.
The May session OF the Suprem,
Court ended or Wednesday. To-da!
Is the last r.otiol day in this cour
until the last Friday in August, un
1855 emergency matters may arise.
Ed. Henderson, the real estate man
at his home Wednesday morning me-
with a painful accident while split
tlng wood with an ak, cut his lef
hand, which necessitates the use of A.;
sling.
An informal meeting is to be helt
at Doane S Cafe. on SATURDAY, july %
by leading Democrats to arrange IN,
preiimlnaries for the coming cam
palgn. All members of the party ar,
Invited. e"' '''
1T is reported that DR.. II. 5. Strick
iana mas sold lot Il block 9, McClel
1and Addition to Olympia. to Henri,
n. and Owen E. ilymeg for $3.50
ms lot fronts on Sixth street. ives
OF y. ). b. Henry 5 property.
Coy. Hay has appointed Fred W
Mof1, prominent business man O
Elensburg, as . member of tn,
board Of Trustees OF the Ellensburs