Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-04-26

sided the past seven years. She
leaves besides her husband, seven
children.
DR.. A. B. Woodland is afflicted with
stomach trouble. The cares of an
insane man and his estate as guardian
in addition to his private business
is burdensome on q man of the doc
tors age.
The farmers seem to be vel
pleased with the day or two of rain
that fell this week. 1t was neither
cold nor heavy. Now if it is fol
lowed by sunshine, it will be of in.
calculable benefit.
A. H. Hause has bought from J. T.
Otis three lots in Highland park ad-
ditiOn near the end of the car line on
Eastside, for consideration of $500,
and has already begun the construc-
ton OF residence on the property.
frankie, ten-year-old son of Joe
Barker, had his right arm broken by
falling from bicycle he was riding.
DR.. Redpath set the injured member
and the little sufferer in doing well as
might be expected after his painful
experience.
A chicken thief was busy one even
ing recently in carrying off a num-
Der of chickens from the roost at the
Perkins home, ON East Fourth street.
1t is reported the guilty party was
found to reside a short distance east
of Olympia.
Our local merchants claim that
collections are slow. owing to the
fact that there are so many men out
of employment. Some of the debt
ors who are not wage-earners take
advantage of the situation and try
to excuse themselves.
Mrs. Ada Funk, of Vancouver. has
been spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. A. C. P. Frieske, in
this city. Early in May, Mrs. Funk
will accompany her husband, who is
a U. S. army officer, to the Hawaiian
Islands, where he has been ordered to
60.
Thomas Skinner, aged 25 years,
died at his home in this city Sunday
evening, and the funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon from the Preshy-
terian church, Rev. r. NJ. Hayes Of.
floating. Deceased is survived by
a widow, one son. mother and five
brothers.
The Thurston County Game Club
will hold their annual dinner at the
Tony Faust Restaurant, corner oil
Fifth and Washington streets, on
May 4th. On the afternoon of that
date. there will be q trap-shoot at
the old target grounds just south Of
the Israel residence.
VIM. r. Noble yesterday obtained
9 verdict in his favor for 1898. "a
against the Olympia Brewing Com
pany, q case that has been in the
courts several years. the purchase
price Of q consignment Of hoop poles
which defendant alleged did not
come up to requirements.
The Chamber Of Commerce are con.
sidering q suggestion for erecting Of
q building for q fraternal club and
Chamber headquarters and q ground
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