Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-10-07


And it has evidently come to stay.
John Goldsby, of Delphi, was in
the city recently.
4 daughter was born to Mrs. w.
A. Hagemeyer, Monday.
The local order of Eagles will hold
weekly meetings hereafter.
Joseph Barker is recovering from
a severe siege of typhoid fever.
Mrs Cruickshank is rapidly re-
covering from her recent illness.
Mrs. A. S. Hartsuck, of Elma,
was visiting in the city this week.
DIR. A. G.. Cook has arrived at his
winter home in Long Beach, Cal.
David Drewry, our old friend, is
reported to be in very poor health.
Charlie Garfield of Old-time men,
Dry, was seen on our streets this
week.
A light has been ordered installed,
corner of Eighteenth and Jefferson
streets.
William H. Bracket has filed a
notification Ct candidacy for City
Treasurer.
Mrs. W. d. McLane, of Gray's
HarbOr, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. C.
H. GuibersOn.
J. f. Cannon, Democratic candi-
date for Representative, was in the
city, Tuesday.
Attorney Israel visited Gray's
HarbOr cities this week on profess
sional business.
Mrs. F. NJ. Sandusky, mother OF
Otto Braeger, left Wednesday. on an
extended trip East.
Leroy A. Wagner and Miss HELEN
Enquist were married in this city,
Monday afternoon.
Daniel Gamer and wife, of Tacoma,
were guests this week of MIR. and
Mrs. Leopold Schmidt.
The local saloons have resolved to
keep only homemade and Key West
cigars hereafter on sale.
Rev. Mrs. Lake will speak in Ra-
beck's hall, Sunday evening, at 7:30.
Allinterested are invited.
The total tax levy in the city this
year is As mills. The county levy
shows an increase of 1.63 mills.
The box-sewer contractors have
got another extension of thirty days
time for completion OF contract.
The Elks are to have a smoker to-
night. The lodge will meet weekly
during the winter season now begun.
John Mcintosh went to Seattle
Wednesday to purchase q stump
puller to be used in clearing his land
west of this city.
Mrs. c. S. Eaton has gone on an
extended visit to her parents in Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. She takes these trips
about once every two years.
Joseph Zamberlin. the fish dealer,
has filed his declaration of candidacy
for Councilman of the Sixth ward,
subject to the Republican primary.
A daughter was born. Saturday to
the wife of Frank o. Kreager. at the
home Of the mothers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. 0. B. IversOn, ON West.
side.
Miss Minnie Yeager enjoys the
reputation of huntress from having
shot deer. while encamped with a
party of pleasure-seekcrs in Mason
county.
DR.. Ridgeway, the expert optician,
will occupy elegant quarters 10 the
new Lemon building. corner Fourth
and Franklin streets, when COM
pleted.
A man named Thompson, of Seattle
was arrested for killing deer in the
waters of the Deschuttes river, Sun
day, which under the law is q INSIDE
meanOr.
DR.. Joseph L. Brown, a pioneer
physician of Tumwater, died Wednes-
day, at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. John Goldsby, at Black Lake,
aged 81 years.
After a calm comes a storm"
was amply illustrated Sunday after
noon. evening and Monday morning,
by "a hours Of incessant rain, during
which time 4.04 inches fell.
Mrs Swan Samson, of Tacoma.
was instantly killed by a shot from a
Sportsman on Silver Lake, Tuesday,
while with her husband hunting deer.
1t was undoubtedly accidental.
J. c. Lawrence of the State Rail-
road Commission, is making a tour
OF Eastern Washington, to hear COM
plants of the service and make rec
concentrations for improvement.
Peter Mckenzie was in town Sat-
urday. having many words of good
cheer for man of his years. He is
much impressed with Mr.. Gaby's
brief, incisive communications in the
STANDARD.
Mrs. Matilda Lundstrom, wife of a
fisherman on the waterfront, died in
st. Peters hospital, Tuesday, of
stomach trouble, after a lingering
Illness. The funeral was held
Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. A. McNair has opened a
new millinery establishment in the
foresters building, on Washington
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
ana is IN late receipt of a fine as
Sortment of ladies' hats.
Judge Mason Irwin was here this
week WEEK holding court, while Judge
M:i,lchell went to Montesano. to pre-
sue s; at the hearing of pending cleo
1,on controversies in the Superior
court OF Chehalis county.
A. me stormy weather prevented r.
~. montgomery and son from work.
pa S 10 the woods hauling ties on the
-1lnier road for the railroad CON-
p"ny' They came to town on Tues