Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-09-29
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Al Cruik>' lnk recently lost a val
uabe dog by tue poison route.
Geo. A. Stedmln, the well-known
rancber. was in town Wednesday.
Who will be the first lady bailif1
Of the Superior Court of Thurston
county?
The Nome has been chartered tC
run between Gray'S Harbor and San
Francisco.
Miss Hattie Watson and Miss Mol
lie Moore will leave. next week, for
California.
Passmore Il Rosa have sold the
Orient bar to l.. J. Gardner and Jul
Jus Volckart,
The Baraca club of the United Pres,
byterian church has been organized
for basketball contests.
John H. Saunders has recently
been afflicted with neuralgia in the
head and one of his eyes.
Capt. George Messegee. respect
TIL DlOutCls itSiuilfo OA
suffers from stomach troubles.
Olga West was granted a divorce
from her husband, S. S. West, by
the Superior Court. yesterday.
The little son of Mr.. Ward. of the
firm of Aritt Il Ward, fell Tuesday
and fractured his right shoulder.
John Mcintosh has sold to John
Gill eight lots on North Central
street. for a consideration of $500.
Miss Faye Ashcraft for the last
ten days has been visiting with the
family of Thos. H. Phipps at Kent.
Roscoe Jones was recently fined
$25 and costs in the Justice court for
disturbing a religious meeting al
Gate.
Henry Reder, a brother of the
principal of the firm of Reder &
Lewis, grOcers, is quite i'll Of typhoid
pneumonia.
Lynn Miller, of the Tenino Necs
was in the city Saturday He re.
ports business good in all lines Of
trade out there.
George H. Uhler, E. S. Chaplin and
John Ellis have been appointed ap
praisers of the estate of Susan B.
Stedman, deceased.
Charles D. Wilson, formerly ar
Olympia boy, is manager of Brady
sensational drama Baby Mine,
soon to appear here.
1t is reported that the Olympia
Brewing Co. will soon begin the
construction of a substantial bust
ness building at Tenino.
Mrs. w. W. Work is rapidly re-
covering from the stroke of paralysis
she recently suffered. which is good
news to her numerous friends.
Judge Mitchell has granted an ex.
tension of time for the filing and
service of statement of facts in the
case of Baer against Chambers.
Lee Baker and wife returned Tues
day from a months hunting trip O1t
from North Bay. They report hav-
ing had a very enjoyable outing.
John Mcintosh and family have
moved from South Eastside street to
the cottage Mr.. Mcintosh recently
purchased on Third and Plum streets.
Mrs. B. B. Lord has been appointed
q delegate to the International Con.
gresS of Farm Women, that meets at
Colorado Springs, from Oct 18th to
18th.
The funeral OF Mrs. G. f. Riggs,
who recently died at Hoquiam, was
held from the Baptist church in this
city. Sunday, Rev. F. w. Bateson
officiating.
The condition of James A. Hoage
Is reported to be serious. Up to the
time OF the commencement of his
illness, Mr.. Hoage's life had been &C.
tive and strenuous.
Mrs. G. NJ. Miller's drawing of a
quilt, will take place this Friday
afternoon, at o'clock, at her home
N Swan and Chestnut street, near
the Lincoln school-house.
Recent census report shows the
farms and farm buildings of this
country are valued at $34 .681 500, 900.
Last year the value was placed at
less than half that amount.
Judge Mitchell, Monday afternoon,
aau unique experience in question
ing an aged applicant for final nat
uraiizatlon papers. Evidently the
spplcant was somewhat deaf.
The situation above Eighth street
shd south OF the Swantown ill might
urn good subjects for winter de-
AteS on the subjects of sanitation
snd the public welfare interest.
DO not credit ali the idle or evil
xosslps about your neighbors, when
'ne atmosphere is surcharged with
scandal. Frequently the listener is
as Dad al heart Us the scandal mon
= II. b. Davies, Receiver OF the King
.I'uhty Coal Mining company against
sue Hercules Sandstone company, a
su't ior cebt in the Superior Court,
as decided Monday in favor of the
defendant.
Inc proposed city ordinance to
t,nch property owners. accelerate
sne collection of the local assess
%ents, Appears to be sleeping lightly
20. Ioe brought out, read twice by its
Title and then -.
10 Inc funeral of Lenora Collins, aged
- years, who died Saturday morn.
~. az; from spinal meningitis, on East
sue was held Sunday morning al
W Te Dunkard church, Rev. w. F.
watson officiating.
Inc funeral services for the infant
f Ion OF Mir. and Mrs. Outlay, oil
Il Ty was he'd at the Sticklin chap.
VI wednesday, and that of Raw An.