Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-02-16
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Work is progressing quite rapidly
on the new city hall.
Col. Michael Neylon. of Delphi. was
in the city, Wednesday.
Mrs. :. j. Chadwick visited down
Sound points. this week.
VIM kendrick is able to be out
after quite severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sanderson are
going to Sunnysde to reside.
Tenino has secured from the De
partment a Postal Savings Bank.
Mrs. ). X Taylor. of Oyster Bay,
visited friends IN the city, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harris have gone
to San Francisco on visit to rela-
tlves.
Nina Partridge, a young girl. is
under arrest on charge Of incOrrigi
bility.
Mrs. Winnie Harris aud Mrs Stel-
la Carol, of Seattle, are on a visit to
relatives in this city.
Mrs Stephen Gray. residing in
Fourth street addition, is down with
serious lung troubles.
Mrs. Geo. S. Allen, of South Ia
coma, visited relatives and friends
in the city, this week.
Mrs Verinda Longmire, aged "a,
a pioneer of this section, died Mon
day, at North Yakima
w. p. Taylor of this city was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Minnie Maier,
at Everett, last Sunday.
Misses Virginia Garland and Pearl
Stanton, of Shelton. were visitors to
Olympia, during the week.
Joe Bode and family will move to
Raymond tomorrow, were Mr.. Il.
will work in a logging camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeLand. who re-
Gently sod their home near Hunter
Point, have moved to Seattle.
Postmasters of the third and
fourth class in the fifth district will
convene in this city next Monday.
Aleck Ross. ticket seller at the
dock, has been wrestling with a Sc
we're siege of Ia grippe, the past week.
Walter Leonard and Miss Bertha
Damey, both of Elma, were joined
in wedlOck, in this city. Wednesday.
Sam Rosenthal, of Denver. was in
the city. this week, on visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rosen-
thai.
w. H. Hall, deputy Sheriff, has
lost his position through violation
of the law by selling liquor in dry ter
ritory.
Welty, the banker, is now engaged
in the dignified occupation of making
grain-bags in the Walla Walla pen
itentiary.
Last Monday afternoon, Judge S. ].
Chadwick left for Tacoma to attend
the banquet of the Pierce county bar
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor. oil
Tumwater, have gone to New Mex
leo, where they expect to make their
future home.
Judge Byron Millett is suffering
from severe cough of several weeks
duration. Colds are quite prevalent
at the present time.
The committee on investigation OF
the charges preferred against Gordon
Mackay have adjourned the hearing
until March 4th prox.
c. J. Davis, who forged check for
$l2, has been sen fenced to a term oil
from 5 to 20 years in the State Peni-
Tertiary at Walla Walla.
The funeral of W. T. Jordan. who
died suddenly on Thursday of last
week. was held Sunday afternoon
from the Sticklin chapel.
Jos. H. Wohleb and Miss Tillie
Gresl were married by Rev. Father
Malley, Monday. They Immediately
left on bridal trip to Portland.
The total tax-levy for 1911 for this
State was 9,O3O, 234 So. The total
increase has been $1,946,259 OF
which the railroads pay $947, 435.
W. w. Fleetwood and family have
moved in from Yelm and taken
possession of the place they recently
purchased from Fred. Zones, east
of this city.
Giant Neal, of Anacortes, one time
of this city and Chairman of the State
Board of Control, died in Seattle, Sun
day. be had been in failing health
for some time.
Joseph W. Robinson is i'll in a
hospital in New York city. He
went East last December and it is
reported the cold weather proved too
strenuous for him.
An inspection of the health of the
Children of the Olympia schools will
be made. beginning next Monday, by
Mrs. Edith Hickey. Head Nurse of
the Seattle schools.
At latest accounts Hazen w. May
nard was sojourning at Riverside.
Cal. 1t would seem he had not start
ed for the Hawaiian Islands on his
long trip around the world.
Lands entered by script on which
full segregation from the govern
ment to the individual owner has
not been made is not subject to tax
alton, holds the State Tax Commits
sion.
The Chamber Of Commerce trus-
ices are talking of moving their
headquarters from the Lemon build
ing on Franklin street to some place
more publicly situated. on Main
street.