Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-02-09

1ae PEARL PUGET SOUND
Arthur Cal!Ow is over from Elma.
East Fourth street is at last to be
paved.
the city has largely extended its
fire limits.
G. Will Shaffer now sports a new
automobile.
The police are hereafter to ride on
a motorcycle.
The City Council is hereafter to
meet weekly.
Judge Mitchell left yesterday for
Shelton to hold court.
Mrs. Geo. H. Anderson is report
ed to be in poor health.
Major NJ. ]. Pinger, of Little Rock,
was in the city Monday.
Little Irene Casey is annoyed with
a rash breaking out on her face.
Tom Berrigan and wife, of Nc
Cleary, are on visit to this oity.
George Langridge, jr., is at Elma
with his brother, Will Langridge.
Yesterday the optimist kept sing
ing December is pleasant as May.
A vicious bull dog, one night this
week, killed George Kane's pet goat.
Attorney p. NJ. Troy had profess
sional business in Tacoma. this week.
Mrs. w. D. Stevens, formerly of
this CITY. died suddenly in Seattle,
yesterday.
Fourteen students at the State
College claim Olympia as their place
of nativity.
Mrs. w. II. Yeager has gone to
San Francisco for Il few weeks visit
with friends.
Chris. Donges has bought the
Lyric pictu-e-show business from
J. G. Chatter. .
The plans for the new cannery are
on exhibition in the Chamber of Com
mercc window.
Blessed is he who payeth his assess
ment installments and keepeth silent
all the day long.
w. T. Jordan, aged %, died sud-
denly of heart disease last night, at
his home in this city.
George Faber, the contractor, has
been confined to his home with ill
ness during the past week.
Mrs. Margaret C. Curran has ar
rived in this city to assume her du-
ties in the State Superintendent s
Office.
The new Masonic hall had fine
and impressive dedication this week,
and it was worthy of it. being one oil
the finest in the State.
AS a result many people suffered
considerably from throat troubles tC
which they were specially subject
during humid weather.
Gov. West. of Oregon, will be the
guest of Gov. Hay, on the 2lst inst.
and plans for banquet are being for
INFLATED in honor of his presence.
Bert Wright was arrested W.dnes
day, on complaint Of r. Whitcomb
for slapping him in the face, and was
brought before Justice Crosby for
trial.
Otto Batchie, young man from
Butte, Mont, has arrived here Il
make his home with Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Werlen, on South Mair
street.
Mrs. Charlotte Scott is quite il
of trouble of the heart which is oil
course one of the most uncertain anC
therefore the most dangerous o.
Affections.
A school election will be held dur
ing the first week of March to elect q
director to fill the place of director
c. w. Stentz, whose term ends On
that date.
Gilbert NJ. Ward and son, Ace
were in the city, Saturday, from
Shelton. Mr.. Ward recently sold
his residence property at that place
for 81, 800.
Allen White and wife who have
been spending the winter months
near San Diego. CAL, expect to re-
turn to Olympia about the first oil
next month.
Peter Nelson is in full charge oil
the Antisdel cigar and fruit stand
on the south side of of Fourth, near
Main street. Peter is faithful and
trustworthy man.
Mrs. Frank Reisenwebber and
daughter Haven, have been sufferers
from la grippe and kindred troubles
for over two weeks are now on the
road TO improvement.
c. J. Davis, civil engineer arrest.
ed week or more ago charged with
forgery. has plead guilty, in Judge
Mitchell's court. Sentence has been
deferred till next week.
To add to the interest of passing
events a smoker" is planned by the
Chamber OF Commerce. That will
doubtless be an acceptable auxiliary
to the occasional feed"
j. R. Burton and wife arrived from
Hoquiam, where he has been in the
market business several years. He
is en- route for California, where he
expects to resume business.
George A. Barnes remains in about
the same condition he has been in
Tor months. His mental power seems
20 have left him and his physical
strength is likewise quite weak.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Stevens,
whose death occurred Saturday, was
held from the Sticklin chapel. Mon
DAY afternoon. Rev. c. A. Bowen Of
heating. lnterment was made in
Odd Fellows cemetery.