Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
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Frank Kottivk has returned from
a trip 10 Alaska.
Warren Hubbard. Of Rainier. was
in the city Saturday.
J. ". Layhue left Saturday on a
visit to Topeka, kas.
.Uncln Bonnie Morrill, is in the
city from Little Rock.
A daughter was born to Mrs. o.
r. Hawthorne, last Monday.
Clarence Adams has returned from
visit to relatives in Kansas.
According TO latest accounts, Mrs.
Ellen White $ condition is improving.
A son was born in this city to Mrs.
George Il Hahn, of BremertOn Mon
day.
And now we are to have Tacoma
architects to plan and build our city
hall.
Lawyer A. ]. Falknor was in the
city this week on professional bust.
ness.
Mr.. and MIS-. Geo. f. Filley have
been enjoying visit to down-Sound
points, this week.
William H. Mitchell, of Tumwater
has gone to Los angeles. Cal, Il
spend the winter.
Attorney II. W. Lenders, of Ia
coma, had business in the Supreme
Court, Wednesday.
Harry Allen. of South Bay, was in
the city Tuesday. He reports his
oyster business flourishing.
Fred Schomber has moved his
office to the location he formerly Oc
cupied, at 81 Washington street.
Mrs. Henry B. Bohr. who resides
on ranch few miles south Of this
city, visited friends here Monday.
Henry Meyer, the old-time Olym
pia blacksmith, Was in the city, this
week, from his ranch at Mud Bay.
Mrs. Ada Colt has resigned as
Secretary of the Loyal Temperance
Legion, and will soon leave for Okla.
bona.
The contemplated bonds 70 retire
school warrants will have to be re-
authorized by two-thirds vote be-
fore it can be available.
Peter Heck, of the Chehalis tribe
of Indians, was elected bishop of the
Shaker church to succeed the late
Mud Bay Sam. Saturday.
George Marvin Savage is display
ing corn-stalks 10 and IL feet long
from his ranch on South Bay, in the
Chamber of Commerce window.
The new church OF the Chehalis
Indians was dedicated Sunday, and
Peter Heck was installed as bishop
About 200 indians were present.
The condition of James 4. Hoage
is serious. Bright's disease of the
kidneys is the cause OF his affection,
as diagnosed by the attending physi-
clan.
A burning chimney in the Elks
hall on Main street caused an alarm
of fire Tuesday evening, but the
flames were extinguished without
damage.
George Walsh and Miss Margaret
Stapleton, both of Hoquiam, were
married in this city, Tuesday The
bride is sister of Mrs. VIM. Forbes,
OF Westside.
George Dougherty has been ar
raigned on charge of murder for kill
ing ]. c. Pierce and given till to-day
to plead, on motion of his attorney,
c. e. Collier.
]. J. Bremen and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit to the
East. They spent portion of the
time In Wisconsin near the scene
OF the big floods.
Chas. S. Turner and family, new
arrivals from the East. are comfort
ably settled on ranch they recent.
ly purchased. q few miles down the
bay, on Westside.'
An infant son of C. A. Taylor, re-
siding at Kelso, lost q finger OF his
right hand by an ak in the hands OF
bis brother, aged 3 years. who was
playing with the dangerous tool:
Billy Forbes recently killed a large
buck deer, few miles down the bay.
The gentleman has the thanks OF the
STANDARD force for q liberal supply
OF venison. When are you going
deer hunting again, Bill?
JAMES Kelly, aged 80 years, died
at bis home on Schneider's Prairie,
on the 18th inst, and the funeral
was held from the Sticklin chapel in
this city, Sunday afternoon. He
leaves one son, Il years of age.
Attorney George c. Israel has
bought big Velie touring car. 1t is
OF the fcur-door model, of q drab
color and is thereby easily distin.
guished from other local cars. 1t is
one OF the finest cars on the road.
The Governor has selected Harold
Preston to succeed H. A. Fairchiid;
DECEASED, for Chairman of the Public
oervlce Commission. Mr.. Preston Is
sSeattle lawyer. His acceptance Of
sne position has not yet been an
nounced.
Mrs. Sarah J., wife of DR.. Rufus
Willard, of Seattle, died yesterday
IN that city. She and her husband
were schoo.mates in Olympia in the
carry htties. Rufus was son OF DR..
u. X. Willard. who was one of our
early postmasters.
The Eagles had a festive session
tuesday evening, at which besides
Ine me spread, the membership were
legaied with flow of soul prompted
~ ex-senator Lincoln Davis, OF
Nrce county, and ]. H. Schively,
otate insurance Commissioner.
The Supreme Court has reversed
.ne demurrer sustained by the Thurs
'on county Superior Court. and Jo-
seph NJ. Snow formerly State High