Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-01-12

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PEARL or PUGET SOUND
Continue to feed the birds.
William Num- and wife have gone
on a visit to California.
Thomas r. Giles. of Gull Harbor.
was in the city Tuesday.
J. II. Schively left this week for
California on business visit.
The increase of postoffice receipts
this year over last is s6.6O4 "a.
The monitor Cheyenne will be in
Olympia harbor on Jan. rs and q.
Hugh Docherty received another
carload of Renton coal, this week.
H.C. Ellis and Joe. Longmire, of
South Bay, are suffering from rheu-
matism.
A son was born to the wife of John
D. Rogers. of Pleasant Glade, on the
9Th inst.
Judge Chadwick, P. NJ. Troy and
T. ]. Keg.ey were visitors to Sc
atfle, this week.
1t is claimed that there are 36, 000.-
OOO,O feet of timber tributary to
the port of Olympia.
Charlie Swayne has just finished
a job of driving piles at the Hanna
place, near Gull Harbor.
Superintendent Aspinwall OF the
State Training School, at Chehalis,
was in the city, this week.
Frank Hannaford and wife, of
South Bay. have returned from a
visit to Oregon City, Ogn.
County Treasurer Robt. MARI re-
ports cash balance in the treasury
at the end of the year OF SOL, 103. GA.
A son was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Ellis ut Spokane.
They formerly resided at South Bay.
AL. Muirhead left to-day for Toron-
to Canada, to visit his aged parents.
He expects to be gone three months.
Willard Libby was in the city last
Wednesday smiling over prospective
Democratic success in the next cam
paign.
Attention is called to Bettman' s
ad. This popular store is having a
special sale that will interest our
readers.
w. A. Berry, our State School
Land Commissioner, is laid up with
very severe attack OF sciatic rheu-
matism.
Miss Myrtle Murray has been en-
gagged to teach the Lincoln School,
near Little Rock, the first semester
Of this year.
W. Dean Hays, the Tenino banker,
is to be a candidate on the Republi-
can ticket for the Legislature from
the 18th district.
James Mulligan and wife have sold
to Martin Steinberger. the s hf OF set
of sec 10, tip II, mr. Wv, for q con-
sideration of $1,000.
Frank Cotter is down from Seward,
Alaska, where he is engaged in the
mercantile business. He will return
northward on the Gath.
VIM. B. Powe left Wednesday for
Bellingham, whittier he had been
called by the serious illness of his
sister, Mrs. Frank Aldrich.
]. C. Sans is engaged in hunting
rooms for the overflow at hotels dur
ing the big conventions to be held
the latter part of the month.
Judge Sturdevant was on the
sick list during the present week
Several members of the local bar
are threatened with la grippe.
George r. Stanford. brother oil
A. E. Stanford, Northern Pacific
agent of this place. died at Little
Rock. Arkansas, few days ago.
Mrs. A. Bettman fell down stairs
at her home, Monday evening, but
(. fortunately escaped serious injury.
She is now able 70 be about again.
Fifteen fioaters" were given beds
in the city bastile Saturday night.
Their noses we're pointed southwark,
presumably for warmer cline
California.
ltappears that A. w. Perley. State
Track Inspector, has been removed
for partisan activity and criticism oil
his superiors in Office" The just
die young.
Four hundred prisoners were re-
ceived at the State Penitentiary,
Walla Walla, the past year, few
less than for each OF the last past
three years.
This is a week of prayer in the
churches. The appointments remain
ing are for the Baptist church to-
night and the United Presbyterian
Tomorrow night.
Tom Skinner, whose illness was
considered clear ease of phthisis.
has gained strength enough to leave
for the Hot Springs near Port Ange.
les to remain several months.
Billie" Hopkins. daughter oil
George Hopkins, formerly of this
city. died in Hoquiam. Monday, from
appendicitis. from which she had
oeen suffering for several years.
:. The jury after eight hours delibera-
ton, brought in a verdict Of Not
guilty" in the case of George Dough-
erty for the murder of J. C. Pierce,
me hotel man. at Rochester, Sept.
Chas. II. Davis. OF Los Angeles,
Snd Miss Laura Rose. formerly OF
olympia, were recently united in
marriage. They have just visited the
Drlde's mother, Mrs. NJ. V. Rose, OF
Eastside.
Marriage licenses have been issued
70 Charles Moulton of South Union,