Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-05-24

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TIE PEARL Or PUGET SOUND" 80
AS the STANDARD goes to press
Message was received that Harry
W. Smith, of the Olympia National
Bank. had died in Portland. Full
particulars in our next issue.
Olympia is one of the best lighted
cities on the Coast.
Home grown strawberries are now
: appearing in market.
Judge Chadwick has returned from
his trip to California.
Mrs. Alta b. Shaw has resigned as
principal of the Lacey school.
Judge J. W. Robinson was in the
city this week on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. R. w. Gilliland. of Tumwater,
is recovering from quite a severe ILL
ness.
Thad Pierce will soon leave for
Alaska where he vii! spend the sum-
mer months.
The Spanish War Veterans and
ladies' auxiliary held a picnic down
the bay, Sunday.
Attorney Maurice Langhorne, of
Tacoma. had professional business in
the city, Tuesday,
Franz Wyman, the West Fourth
street ooniectioner, made q business
visit to Tacoma, this week. {.
Mines. Winnie Harris and Stella
Carroll, OF Seattle. are visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city. Y
Little Rock has organized q brass
band Of II pieces and expect TO have
Il in service 10 few months.
Rev. e. S. Morrison, the new REQ
3Qe Of st. Johns church, has moved
h!s family from Bremerton to this
city. s's.
@. CONNIE has returned 70 Vein
igom Los Angeles, CAL, where be
~ h0en enjoying Q several months
visit.
+ has been decided that the CITY
viii move into its new building. COR
ner Of Main and Third streets, next
Tuesday.
Cal McClelland spent week OF.
moro at Oyster Bay. installing &
water system ct Jesse Bowman's
residence.
Mrs. ". p. Haycox and daughter.
Miss Florence, returned Tuesday
trom = three mouths visit "a South
eFR California.
The funeral OF Susan Weir was
held Monday morning in st. Mich
eel church and interment made in
Calvary cemetery.
a Royal Arch class .of 100 candix,
dates is coming TO this CITY June
llth, for advancement to that degree
Of Free asonsfy B
George COPYRIGHT has been held
QnA bond Of $500 to appear il theI
superior Court and answer 20 q
charge Of wife desertion.
The Pleasant Glade Grange will
gNe an entertainment I'd their xali'
to-morros evening. An excellent
programme has been arranged.
The Supreme Court has aaarmed
thedecision OF the lower court In the
cAse Ct the State vs.. Gepr6e b. Will
500 the lainier 0ohle nufs 6rer.
City Attorney Claypool i at Shell.
ton where be will be principal speak
er q the graduating exercises 81 the
Shelton high school this evening.
The weather this week has been
variable. with at times warm
rain. and might very truthfully be.
demonstrated = Growing weatheF. /" .
Rey: G: A: Bowen delivered an ar.
eeilent address 81 the graduating
exercises Of the Hayes school, Tues
day night. A large crowd was pres
ent.
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The Elks had ! big & Baen lance
Of the Tumruter Club hopa6, Welnes-
day evening. which the Recorder SAYS
was q stem winder, |" whatever that
may mean.
AL. Muirhead has received the sad
news OF the death OF his mother vt |
her bone in Toronto, Canada. She
was 81 years of age. AL. recently
returned from a visit to her.
Arlitt & Wards shoe store has
just been repapered and painted and
presents neat and attractive sales
room for display Of their largo aud |
varied stock of up-to-date footwear.
June 18th is Flag Day-don't for.
get it. The Elks are planning 9 |
mammoth celebration of Old Glury's |
birthday, established by act Of Con-
gress on the 18th day OF Juue, I777.
a big slide on the Olympia a-
Alno railway, few miles this side oil
mat terminus, this week, has ne
coss'tated recourse to the old timot
stage from the point of rupture to
this city.
Inc State has entered into a con-
tract with the Washington Cement {
company, at Concrete, for 10000 +
uarrels OF cement at $l.75 per bar-
af III, 800. ~
rochester is making preparations
-. Dig celebration OF the 4th of
.uiy ana 1t is claimed that it every
sning moves along as planned it win
oe tne grandest affair on. record out !,
side the big cities. +