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

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Frank Clayton is reported to be
again in poor health.
Frank Ruth, of Rainier, was in the
city during the week.
Tenino is to have new passenger
depot in the near future.
Paul Christensen. of South Bay,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. |. II. Dye, of Mud Bay. was a
pleasant caller at our office, Wednes-
day.
Miss Josephine HOlgate and Miss
Louise Aver visited in Tacoma, this
week.
Mrs. James ]. Seward has returned
from visit with relatives and friends
at Tacoma.
Swantown fill has become a fixture,
but it is doubtful about the Nozzle
creek flume.
DR.. f. C. Story was taken sudden
ly ill yesterday. This morning he is
much better.
Alex. Mckay has been appoint ted
administrator Of the estate of Claude
Antisdel, deceased.
Patsy" Blair. the old time print
er. dropped into town for couple OF
days visit this week.
Miss Martha Bustrack, a student
of the State University, is visiting
her parents in this city.
Rollin Church has bought an auto
mobile and is prepared for leap-year
suegestions-if not proposals.
Last Friday night thieves broke
into John Aldrich S cigar store and
stole about $50 worth of cigars and
tobacco.
Last week John McFerran re.
ceived a severe scalp wound while
carrying sewing machine down a
stairway.
The Chamber of Commerce Trustees
are about to begin an aggressive
campaign for membership to the main
organization.
Opie Reed, the renowned novelist
and dramatist, lectured in this city
Tuesday night, under the auspices of
the Lyceum course.
Mr.. Allison, who has been en-
ployed in the street department of
the city for a number of years, is re-
ported critically i'll.
Bishop Keator will conduct services
in St. Johns church here next Sun
day morning. and hold confirmation
services in the evening.
Many street crossings need clean
ing off. Sidewalks do comparatively
little good unless the connecting
crossings are kept clean.
VIM. Wilson. an aged man, was Sc
verely injured by o fall near his
homo at Eighth and Boundary
streets, Tuesday evening.
]. H. Smith has been awarded the
contract for furnishing 500 cords to
the State capitol building this year.
His bid was 8. 10 per cord.
John B. Bohr and family, of Bush
Prairie, have returned from de.
lightful three months visit to rela-
tives in Dodge City, Kansas.
1t is reported that Annie Safely
Casey is seriously i'll in Seattle. Her
father, T. F. Safely, and daughter,
Irene, are now at her bedside.
Moses Halves, who died Saturday,
was buried Tuesday in Odd Fellows
cemetery, Rev. F. w. Bateman OF
the Baptist church officiating.
At latest accounts the Socialists
at Black Lake are discussing the
subject of Sabotage" Neither Marx
nor Engels treat upon the topic.
The plans for the Federal building
in duplicate have been received by
Postmaster Cavanaugh. Bids are
invited and will be opened March
LIST.
A. Flanagan is now in charge oil
the Olympia market. Mr.. Schel-
drup, who has been manager of the
shop for some time, has gone to Ia.
coma.
The funeral of Bernice, the 6.year.
old daughter of Mr.. Charles Kidder,
OF Eastside. was held Sunday after
noon. She died Saturday from pneu-
mOnia.
Little David. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery c. Williamson. has for the
past two weeks been afflicted with q
severe cold requiring constant at.
tention.
Dr. John S. Barnes has been q SUI.
ierer for over month with la grippe.
he Complains about his lower limbs
feeling heavy whenever he walks up
an incline.
Recent heavy rains have left visi.
Die impressions and depressiOns upon
the embankments on both sides oil
Sixth, between EaStside and Bound
airy streets.
G. d. King has been appointed ad-
mlnlstrator of the estate of the late
aaron Webster, succeeding Hawley
>. King, deceased, the previous ad-
ministrator.
Sam White, the man who made the
gun display Saturday night, of last
week, has been sentenced to a term
OF eighteen months in the Monroe
Reformatory.
Fifteen CT the Thurston comfy
Eighth grade students were successful
IN passing the examination held Jan.
18Th and 18th, according to County
Superintendent Kibbe
David Cruikshank, merchant of
HOOD River, Ogn., recently made a
Snort visit at the maternal home on