Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-12
(:3 and Country.

Nrs. $. A. Madge is on visit to
Tacoma friends.
Senator A. S. Ruth has returned
from a trip to Arizona.
r.. S. Weston and wife, of Seattle.
are up on a visit to friends.
4 son was born to the wife OF
Lincoln Launsbury, this week.
Mrs. L. b. Faulkner has returned
from q visit to friends at Tacoma.
Joe Peters, the popular realty man,
has been on the sick list this week.
Geo. W. Hopp made business
trip 10 Bellingham during the week.
Mrs. F. r. Brown, of Bellingham.
visited friends in the city this week.
Miss Winter, of Portland. is visit
ing Miss Bernice McCorkle. of Bush
Prairie.
Fred Guyot. ST.. an emplOye OF
the SteilacOOm asylum, was in the
city Monday.
Vim. Scofield, of Cooling, Idaho;
was on visit to his old hOme-Olym-
pia-this week.
Mrs. Albert Biner, of Phoenix, B.
c., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Kreider.
]. A. Graham and wife were up
from Seattle, this week, on a visit to
their daughter, Mrs. J. A.Hoshor.
Lewis J. Morrison, former County
Auditor. proposes to engage in the
life insurance business, in the near
future.
J. c. Debenham, living near Dot
flemyer's Point, was in the city yes
terday. His eyesight annoys him
considerably.
The Pythian Sisters are making
arrangements for card party,
which will take place within the
next two weeks.
Mrs. C. A. Patnude and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ella, will leave tomorrow
for San Jose, Cal, to make that city
their future home.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha M.
Nell, who died yesterday, will be held
Sunday afternoon. at 2 O'Clock. from
the Sticklin chapel.
The State Treasurer has received
SIS, 400 from the U. S. Government,
its quota for relief of soldiers at Port
Orchard and Orting.
Mr.. F. A. Warner. of South Bay,
was in the city during the early part
of the week. He is having dispute
with a neighbor over private road
way.
Our old friend, David T. Drewry,
was in the city Wednesday. from
his farm a few miles south of this
city. He reports crops in excellent
condition.
Gen. Hazard Stevens, of Boston,
has been q visitor to this city the
past month attending to his business
interests here and renewing auld
acquaintance.
W. NJ. Murray and family are q late
additions 10 our tOwnspeople. They
will conduct second hand store and
entertain dodgers in the Green Tree
building on Main street.
Will wonders ever cease? Lincoln.
Nebraska, which has been q dry city
for two years has granted liquor
license to woman for the purpose
of starting saloon exclusive for
women.
Allen Mckenzie, son of Peter Nc
Kenzie, of Mud Bay, was in the city
last Wednesday. Allen, after recent
prolonged attack OF typhoid fever
has nearly recovered his normal
strength.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt. of Hope ISL
and, suffered stroke of paralysis
Monday, whereby her side was rem
dered completely useless. She has
been suffering for some time from
rheumatic pains.
Mrs. Lee Baker holds the record
for catching the largest trout taken
in Summit Lake. 1t measured fif-
teen inches in length. About all the
trout caught IN this lake average
eight inches.
A public meeting is to be held to
consider the sinuOsitieS, If any, OF
the Carlyon franchise ordinance. 1t
seems to be an innocent sort OF a
document, but it may be torpedo,
and if SO, the people want to know it.
Wells. Fargo & Co. Express Com
pany paid into the county treasury,
recently, 1881. 40. and the West
ern Express Company $197.O5, the
five per cent. of their annual bust
ness up to March 31st Of the current
year.
A number of friends gave a fare
well party. Wednesday, in honor oil
Mrs. c. a. Patnude, who will leave
soon to make her home in San Jose,
Cal. The party was held at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Reder.
Samuel r. Stern and E. C. Nc.
Donald, Spokane lawyers. we're in the
city last Tuesday having business be-
fore the Supreme court which was in
session. Mr.. Mcdonald formerly re-
sidedl in Olympia. and is the son-in
law OF Professor Brintnall.
If you want to see an indignan,
individual, interview George Lincoln
about his assessment on bis two lots
in the Carlyon tideland fill. HI
thinks that 1860 is a heavy assess