Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-11-03
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A son was Born to Mrs. Frank NJ.
Kenney Tuesday.
The annual Charity ball will be
held on the 18th inst.
Mrs. +. T. Watson left yesterday
for visit 70 friends in Seattle.
Mrs. D. r Bigelow is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. p. Bonney. at
Tacoma.
Miss Bueah Partlow has returned
from trip East, to Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Misses Katie and Annie Heye re-
turned lately from three months
trip East.
Miss Pearl Lehnherr has gone to
Quillayute, Clallam county, where
she will teach school.
Senator Gore, the Blind Man
Eloquent" is to appear at Olympia
Theater, November Iltn.
The steamer T. w. Lake is tempo
rarily on the Multnomah's run be-
tween this city and Seattle.
f. A. Miller, of Corvallis, Ogn., has
succeeded H. M. Carr, as Western
Union agent and operator here.
The Married Folks Club will hold
their first dance of the season to-
night at the WOman's Club House.
Mrs. C. B. Mann and daughter,
Miss Gladys, have gone to Los
Angeles, Cal, for an extended stay.
The dam a short distance above
the bridge at Tumwater took fire,
from some unkn own cause, Sunday
Mr.. r. A. McNair has supplied us
with d hill of White Star potatoes,
five in number, weighing 10 pounds.
The city now has an Assistant
City Clerk at $50 q month and an
Assistant Treasurer at the same fig
ure.
AL. Cruikshank has returned to
his home with some specimens of
venisOn. He remembered his neigh
b0rs.
VIM. II. Fradenburgh of Ridgford.
and Miss Lucy A. Johnson, Of this
city. were united in marriage, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs S. X. Taylor, OF Oys-
ter Bay, recently returned from an
enjoyable visit to the New England
States.
Isaac w. Dunkleberger, of Gle
Elum, was in the city last Wednes-
day. His family still continue to
live in Olympia.
Fred Zones has sold his 15-acre
"a nch about two miles southeast OF
this city to w. w. Fleetwood for a
consideration of $500.
The funeral of jacob Cook was
held Wednesday from the Sticklin
chapel. He died from heart trouble
and was So years of age.
1t seems that Squire Frost's visit
to Hot Springs has not entirely eradi-
Gated rheumatism from his system
and he still limps from its effects.
Mrs. Nahum, wife of the senior
proprietor of the Wardrobe, is re-
covering from her late severe illness,
which is gratifying to her many
friends.
Albert Ernest Berend, aged IL, of
Rainier, died Wednesday after a
brief illness from mumps. He was
attending st. Martins College at
Lacey when he took i'll.
Thomas Forrey, laborer in en-
plOy of the Hercules Sands tone Co. ..
at Tenino. was seriously injured by
being crushed by falling rock, while
at work in the quarry, last Friday.
George Bockman is the proud
daddy Of a l4A-pound boy. the largest
one born in the county Tor over
twenty years. The big boy made his
debut into the world on the 18th ult.
MIR. !. D. O'Neil's condition is much
improved which is gratifying to
the estimable lady's many friends.
NeighbOrs have been kind to herself
and husband. in the hour of her sore
affection.
Robt Nj. Buckingham, of Westside,
was adjudged to be insane. Monday.
BY sanity commission composed
OF Drs. Kincaid and Story and COM
mitted to the Western Hospital for
the Insane.
Frank Fuchs, who operates the
delivery wagon of the Olympia Dairy
Co.. is enjoying a few days vacation.
Frank is steady and relia ole young
fellow and popular with his many
dairy patrons.
Judge Millett's article on the first
page OF this weeks STANDARD relative
TO the antiquity of labor unions will
justify perusal. The subject treat
ca may open up new field for dis
cussiOn in polemics.
Joseph Ellison, aged 81 years, died
at his home at Kamilche, Tuesday.
OF paral ysis. The funeral was held
from the Sticklin chapel in this city.
Wednesday, and interment made in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mrs. Allison's confectionery stand
at Tumwater was extended by some
9nscupulous nocturnal prowler Sun
Gay night and burglarized of some
OF the stock. but no money, as that
had been coched by its proprietor.
Tuesday morning burglars entered
the Leader dry goods and iewelry
store, at Tenino, and carried off
aoout 5000 worth Of plumber. The
omcers are making diligent efforts
LOT clues, aud tia; is probably all
they will get.
The preliminary decree in the con-
oemnatior proceeding OF the Olym-
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