Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-05-03

The PEARL or PUGET SOUND
The oyster longing season is now
open.
Judge Byron Millett visited Ia
coma. this week.
Mrs. Ellen Henry White has re-
turned to Seattle.
A son was born yesterday to the
wife of Stephen V. Carey.
The Accident Fund balance in the
State Treasury is $279, $3.50.
James Devlin. an army veteran, is
seriously i'll at his home on Eastside.
Mrs. Freyburger. sister of J. E.
Frost. died at Ellensburg. yesterday.
Mrs. C. NJ. Dyer and daughter, of
Tacoma, were recent visitors to this
city.
r. NJ Montgomery is home from a
visit to his son and daughter in Sc
attic.
Grandma Van Rotz. of Eastside. is
slowly recovering from an attack of
paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright, of
Rochester. were visitors to the city.
this week.
Judge Morris of the Supreme
Court returned from Seattle, Tues
day evening.
NJ. ]. Neylon and n. w. Pinger
were in town from their country
homes, Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Patton has returned
10 her home at Rochester, after
visit to relatives here.
That Swantown box waterway is
the subject of considerable comment
just at the present time.
A license to wed was yesterday
granted to Henry Cheadle and Mae
Thayer. both Of Olympia.
DIR. Riley reports that Lille Twohy,
who has been seriously ill for sew.
eral weeks, is improving.
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Van
Eaton was largely attended last Sun
day. Rev. C. A. Bowen officiating.
Just now the /. w. WIS. are more
active in the logging camps Of Wash
ington than at the milling centers.
Highway Commissioner w. J. Rob-
erts. and wife, have returned from Q
few days visit to down Sound points.
R. E. Hubert, of Morton. Lewis
county, an experienced druggist, has
taken position in Frieske's Pharm-
acy.
The MUMMY mill at the N. P. de-
pot, o portion of which was recently
destroyed by fire, is to be rebuilt at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Anderson have
gone to Albion. N. Y. having been
called there by the death of Mrs. A. s
father.
Oscar Sternberg has concluded to
60 into business again in Olympia.
He has spent the past seven years In
Alaska.
It is reported that Mrs. Scott,
mother OF Walter Scott, sustained
considerable injury by q fall. at her
home. Wednesday.
NJ. w. Bryan. aged 81. residing on
Eastside, died Monday night, after a
long illness. He is survived BY o
wife and five children.
The Thurston County Woman. e
Educational Club will meet to-mor-
row afternoon. An interesting pro.
gramme has been prepared.
The funeral Of NJ. w. Bryan, who
died Tuesday, took place at the family
residence, on Tenth and Boundary
streets, yesterday at 2P. N.
Del Chenier and Martin Koopmau
left yesterday for ST. Martins
Springs, near Vancouver, where they
will rusticate for few days.
Fred Zones, accompanied by his
aged father, will leave to-day, for
Minnesota, to reside. They have
lived near this city many years.
The Olympia Boiler Works have re.
moved from its old quarters on Co
lumbia street to u new site between
Second and Third on the same street.
"Cleaning-up," under the man.
agement of the ladies of the Civic
Improvement Club, was expeditiously
and well performed one day this
week.
Julius Wertheim. of this city, has
been elected Captain of the Puget
Sound district court of the tribe of
Hen Hur at a late session held In
Everett.
Roosevelt carried the Sixth ward
in the Republican primary casting 6
votes, and in South Bay precinct
2 delegates are for Taft and l for
Roosevelt.
How much do you suppose this last
jury term has cost Thurston county?
DO you know of any way by which
this question may be answered?
Think it over.
A verdict OF 500 was rendered
against Sheriff CASTOR for illegal
Seizure of merchandise of H. Nasser,
some time ago. The SherifR's action
IL protected by bond.
Gosh! Didn't it rain for a short
time Wednesday afternoon! And
then, thunder and lightning! Didn't
the electric current play strange
pranks for this country?
The marriage of George K. Aiken,
well known here, and Miss Lulu L.
fiper, OF Berwyn. Ill.,, is announced
as having taken place on April Goth,
at McAlllster College, in Minnesota.
Mrs. Lamanda McFerran, mother
OF Cory and Albert McFerran, of
THIS city, is critically ill, at her home