Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-03-01

The PEARL PUGET SOUND
Buds on fruit trees are well ad-
vanced.
J. B. Sudman is confined to his
home with mumps.
]. f. Stoll. of South Bay, has re-
turned from visit to Michigan.
Andrew Johnson. of the Bay View
Hotel. is suffering from la grippe.
\. C. p. Frieske, the druggist.
was confined to his home, this week,
by illness.
The Grange will give basket So
cial in the Pleasant Glade hall on
March 9th.
The annual meeting o! the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held on the
night of March 9th.
Judge Byron Millett is repairing
the bulkhead AUDITING his property
on East Sixth street.
Miss Nellie Johnson, who lives
about eight miles west OF Olympia,
was in the city yesterday.
The frame work OF the fruit can
merry makes quite show on the north
channel at the waterfront.
The new police motorcycle has
arrived, and now our blue-coated pro-
tectors ride on a high seat.
VIM. N. Mutton died yesterday at
his home in Tumwater, of pneumonia.
Deceased was 70 years OF age.
Mrs. James H. Lasityr. of Mount
Vernon, is in the city visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Allen.
Mrs. Belle Newton, of St. Joseph,
Mo-, is on a visit to relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Burgett, of Eastside.
Chas. M. Tyler. the painter. has
returned to this city after an ab-
sence of several months at Monte
sanO.
]. NJ. Bickel, late manager Of the
Olympia Gas company, has resigned
the position and will soon leave for
Chicago.
Bertha Trosper. of Seattle. was
the guest of Miss Elsie Doragh Satur
day, coming to attend the high-school
leap-year dance.
The Moose Lodge has leased the
Mallory hall in the Lemon building.
corner of Franklin and Fourth for
their meeting place
Mrs. A. S. Hartsuck. of Elma. is
on a visit to relatives, Charles Hart
suck and family, of South Union.
where she will remain two weeks.
Lawyer E. N. Steele, who is now
in the East, has written to relatives
in Olympia he met several storms on
his journey towards the rising sun.
Charles Thurston, Charles Pep
per. Gus Brinkman and Paul Con-
molly. came up from Shelton. this
week, to inspect w. B. Forbes new
incubator.
A charge of grand larceny from
Lawrence Williamson by Alex Yourex
has been filed in Squire Crosby's court
charging the theeft of pit of pota-
toes valued at 1925.
The STANDARD is glad to announce
that the condition of Mrs. W. E.
Haycox has so far improved she is
able to be up and enjoy the fresh out
door air occasionally.
Stephen Gray. residing on Stew.
art street, in Fourth street addition,
has been confined to his home by
illness for the last two weeks. Mrs.
Gray is also in poor health.
Meach & Co., of Vancouver, Wash,
paper and paint dealers. have failed
owing liabilities amounting to g..
800 and with $500 assets. Clement
Scott has been appointed receiver.
Patrick NJ. Conlon and wife, OF Sc
attic, were in the city this week and
traded Queen City property for Mrs.
Nellie Johnson's ranch OF 200 acres
on Mud Bay, valued at about $4,000.
A. B. Allison, aged Y. died last
night, after an illness of several
months. Deceased had been q resi-
dent of Olympia for 20 years and is
survived by wife and two children.
The suit of the city against f. L.
Sylvester has been set for trial in the
Superior Court for March 10Th. This
is an action to determine the legal
boundaries of the old Parker place,
located down the bay.
The masquerade dance at South
Bay. last Saturday night, was at
tended by many from this city, an
enjoyable time had and a neat sum of
money was realized to be applied on
the improvement of their Grange
ball.
A number of Delphians were in
the city last Tuesday. The Marxians
were well represented in the group.
Col. lib Brown remarked he attached
more Importance to the propaganda
OF economic determinism than that
OF sabotage.
Mrs. Ellen Henry White received
word last Tuesday that her young
daughter Fanny who had been living
at South Bay had fallen and fractured
her skull. The STANDARD has not
been able to learn the particulars con-
nected with the accident.
+. D. Moore had his annual birth
Gay celebration Wednesday, when he
was S6 years-old. 1t was a family
anair. In the evening the Eagles
served an oyster supper in his honor,
ne having served that order as Sec
rotary the past ten years.
1t is proposed to commemorate the
breaking of ground for the Temple
OF Justice by a big demonstration and
u is said that something novel and