Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-01-19

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TIE PEARL or PUGET SOUND
Vim. Clark condition is reported
as serious.
Ed. Sonnatag has returned from a
visit to Portland.
S. W. Fenton, OF Tenino, was in
the city Tuesday.
j. H. Schiveiy has returned from
bis California trip.
Milo A. Root. of Seattle, was re-
cent visitor to this city.
Miss Gene Sapp was operated upon
for appendicitis, yesterday.
Judge Millctt was in Tacoma dur
ing the early part of the week.
Attorney Harold Preston. of Sc
attic, was in the city Tuesday.
Ed. Farrell and wife have returned
to make their home here again.
County Attorney Wilson went to
Tenino, Wednesday, on business.
Mrs. VIM. Goudy and daughter,
of Tumwater, are i'll with mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Osborne, of
South Bay, were visitors to the city,
Tuesday.
1t is announced that Aberdeen will
send special train to the big meet
next week.
Judge N. S. Porter has gone to
Seattle in order to have one of his
eyes treated.
The law students at the recent
bar examination assert the questions
were difficult.
Frank Pelan of Hoquiam was joined
in wediock to Miss Emma Kaiser, in
this city. Tuesday.
Miss Jeannet Fredson ard Louis
Ottermatt were recently united in
(. marriage at Shelton.
Miss Nellie Longmire and Frank
Medley, both of Yelm, were united
in marriage, Monday.
A renewal of liquor license was
granted John D. Harbst. by the City
Council, Wednesday night.
Billy" Forbes is again able to be
about after being confined to his
home several days with rheumatism.
The morning boat, the Magnolia,
has changed her hour of leaving to
7:3O. a half-hour later than formerly.
Teddy" Werlen has sold his
lunch-counter in the rear of Braeger
& Birchler's S, saloon. to Claude Herre-
ford.
DR.. Story reports the birth of q
1O-pound boy to the wife of Geo. w.
Smith, of Tumwater. on the 14th
inst.
The 'Sluaw Man was a mu Oh
better production than its patronage
justified Monday night. ut Olympia
theater.
Henry W. Goodwin and Miss Ruth
Mabel Petit, both of Rainier, were
united in marriage by Squire Crosby
Monday.
Chas. f. Hutching. OF Blooming
ton, ILL.,, and S. Bernice Sturger, of
Tumwater, were united in marriage,
this week.
Residents living in the vicinity of
the Lincoln school have petitioned
the Council for better sidewalks in
their locality.
The Woman's Club are arranging
for series of card-parties to raise
funds for final payment of balance on
their club house.
Mrs. Nellie Hines. of Stony Point,
few miles from Tenino, was, this
week, fined $25 for not sending her
children to school.
King Whitaker is at the hospital
suffering from severe injuries sus-
tanned while working in q logging
camp at North Bay.
A. d. Hale, the storekeeper at
Lacey, has bought the lot and build
ing in which he conducts his bust
ness, for the sum of 1900.
Six operations for appendicitis have
been performed within the past week
at the local hospital, and all, strange
tn cav baua haav1 cnaooscf,,1
Theodore Werlen has bought of
Emma L. Martensen lots 5 and 6,
block II, of Crosby's addition to
Olympia, for the sum OF 5000.
Ira d. Maddocks was fined $40 and
costs by Justice Walter Crosby, this
week, for cruelty to animals. on CON-
plant OF the Humane Society.
Joseph Lebarge and bride have re-
turned from an enjoyable honeymoon
trip 10 Seattle and other points.
The groom formerly resided at Shell
ton.
Mrs Dayton Williams, of Tacoma,
Is visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
mrs. W. I. Cavanaugh. previous to a
contemplated extended visit to Cali
fornia.
Z. ii. Mawson has bought of T. C.
oieater and wife. the 81 of the SW4
0. the NWt of Sec. 9. TIP. IS, North
OF Range l West for a consideration
of 400.
Inc State Industrial Insurance
commission has demanded of the City
council payment Of the sum due un-
uer Jaw as a contribution to the State
Accident Fund.
Marriage licenses have been grant
eo Merritt Hunter and Rebecca Nc.