Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-03-08
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THE PEARL PUGET SOUND"
Judge S. J. Chadwick is afflicted
with a sore throat.
Henry BickIe, of South Bay, was
in the city, Saturday.
Eli Collins. of Plum Station, is
suffering from pneumonia.
Mrs. Mark Reed has been elected a
school director at Shelton.
Cotterll's majority over Hi Gill
for Mayor of Seattle is 1893.
A son was born to the wife OF
Adolph Schmidt. yesterday.
Deputy State Auditor Jameson has
been on the sick list this week.
A. Trullinger is annoyed with
rheumatic troubles in his spine.
During February there were nine
deaths aud twelve births in Olympia.
Clarence Mutton was in Seattle
and other down Sound points, this
week.
There is a movement on foot for
the formation of an Athletic Club in
this city.
"Odie" Dittman has returned to
Olympia after a number OF years
spent in Alaska.
Mrs. H. c. Ellis, of South Bay, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Alma
Jennings, at Tacoma.
Tom Strange. employed at the
Percival dock, has recovered from
quite severe siege OF Ia grippe.
C. L. Sticklin. father of Hugh N.
Sticklin of this city, is quite i'll with
pneumonia. at his home in Chehalis.
Considerable rain has fallen the
past few days. The fall has been
gentle, but almost incessant, day
and night.
The 64th volume of Washington
law reports is out. 1t contains many
important decisions affecting the
welfare OF the State.
Several pairs of Hungarian pleas
ants were received yesterday, and
will be cared for at the Harmon farm
on Chambers Prairie.
Mrs. Emma Eastman has bought
q lot and residence on West Nine
tenth street, from Thad Child, fol
consideration of 81, 400.
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias
held an enjoyable entertainment il
their new hall Wednesday evening
which was well attended.
julius Volckart. of Everett, is
spendinga few days in the city. He
is part owner of the Horseshoe resort
on Main street, this city.
A dry kiln full of shingles was
destroyed by fire at Shelton, Tues
day night. The loss to the Kanaske,
Single Co. is about $1,000.
W. ]. Jeffrey. a resident of this
city who died in Los Angeles, Satur
day. was brought here for inter
ment. which took place Wednesday.
Rev. r. S. Chase, formerly rec
tor of St. Johns church in this city
and Mrs. Annie Convey, were mar.
ried in Los Angeles, CAL. Wednes-
day.
Mrs E. J. Tracy took the first prize
for the best cake at the cooking con
test; the second prize went to Mrs
Fred W. Lewis and the third to Mrs
Ethel Baker.
Mrs. Cora Madden. of Seattle, i.
expected to arrive in this city to
morrow to visit with her parents
and two children residing on East
Sixth street.
The three Bindus, lately convicted
OF an unmentionable crime, were
sentenced to five years in the Peni.
Tertiary and sent over the hill al.
most Immediately.
Mrs. Johanna Rixe, aged 81. living
four miles southeast of this city. died
Saturday night, of tuberculosis. She
was native of Germany and is sur.
vived by seven children.
MIR. ]. W. Dent has been in the
city during the present week. He
is interested in the Black Lake mill,
and expects to start the plant in
operation by March 18th, inst.
Robert Myers. aged ~. CT North
Bay, and Miss Gertrude Whitaker,
10 years of age, of this city, were
united in marriage by Justice of the
Peace Walter Crosby, Monday.
The Manager" of Olympia Thea
ter has reduced its grade to that of a
variety theater." But it seems
that low prices have not resulted in
appreciable increase of business.
State Senator J. W. Bryan, who
IA carefully nursing an incipient
boom for Republican Congressman,
differs from William ]. Bryan more
than in size and shape of his feet.
When in need of house-furnishings
OF any kind go to Chris Nommen-
sens, in Union Block. He carries
oy far the largest and most varied
stock in the city, and his prices are
right.
Awnings have been ordered for all
the windows on the west side of the
court house as the long shafts of the
afternoon sun make at times OF pleas
ant days nearly all the rooms thus
exposed uninhabitable.
0upt. Greenman of the Union
Wits, was fined 500 by Justice Cros
", Yesterday, after pleading guilty
70 tne charge of polluting the waters
u tne stream flowing out OF Long
Lake, by putting sawdust therein.
m Mrs. Clear, aged 70 years. died
tuesday at her home on Eastbay ave.
nue. The funeral was held yester.
Jay, at = P. NJ. from St. Michael's