Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-03-28
About Olympia

THG PEARL PUGET SOUND.
A. G. Whiteman, well known loca1
chef. has purchased the TOnE Faust
restaurant at Fifth and Washington
from John MeiXner. Mr.. Whiteman is
planning to make some alterations and,
proposes to maintain the high merit
for which the Tony Faust. has always
been known.
Mrs. II. G.. Richardson and daughter
Louise left last week to make their
home in Eburne, B. c.. Mfss Richard
son was resident of Olympia! for sew
eral years and will be missed by her:
many friends.
Thurston county Pomona. Grange"
met at the Chamber Prairier Grange
hall Wednesday night. A largo uaeTts-
bership was present and all had an en-
Joyable time.
Mrs. c. e. Collier. formerly Mrs.
Alta Shear, we'll known ThurstoI.a
county teacher, and Miss Alma Rast.-
man, who visited friends in thiss sses
ton last week, returned to- SeattIss
Sunday.
Members of the Married Folks cfut>
will enjoy another of their usual
dances Friday night, after having beef.a
compelled to postpone the last twsx af-
fairs. 1t will be the first dance givarss
by the club since the adjournment Oft
the legislature.
mer employees of the state lanu. Office,
and their families have moved to- TH-
coma.
Walter Fa6in, arrested on. a, ciiargsx,
of forgery in the first degree. whcs
pleaded not guilty to the charge. was;
bound over to the SUPERIOR court UNI
der $1,000 bond by Justice Walter.
Crosby this week. Gordon Mackays-.
Fagin's attorney, endeavoreds ttrobtaira
his clients release on the ground thar
he was not in his right MIND but thee
justice held that II Fagih'st mentas3
condition was impaired he, Should be-.
denied freedom.
Hilda Meixner, daughter of Mr. anca
Mrs. John Meixner Of this city,. anuS
Hans Jacobson were married. last Stns--
day. After short trip down SoundK
they will be at home at their residence.
Twentieth aud Columbia streets.
To determine whether ThurstoEa
county will join with the othaFs ccuns-
ties in Southwestern Washington Inc
displaying its products at the South
west Washington fair. as provided for
in law passed by the last legislature.
the local county commissioners wilEat--
tend meeting of the Fair associations
at Chehalis April IA when cnmmiss-
sioners from Lewis, Chehalis, Panifc,-
Wahkiakum and Cowlitz counties wilr
be present. The Southwest Washing
ton fair supplants the old Lewis coun
ty fair and will be held at Centralfa-
Chehalis fair grounds August $3.50.
Funeral services for James B. Flynnz,
one of the pioneer timbermen Of tsfr&s
county who died at his home ASST
Thursday evening, were held az thee
Catholic church at 2 o'clock Iazst Mons.
day afternoon, Rev. Father 0AlAlleJg
officiating. Interment was mAxisss ma
Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Flynn came-too
Olympia 81 years ago and estah1ishecs1
one of the first shingle milk in. thGs
county, later operating one miIE AT.
Sherlock and two at Little Rock Hes
is survived by an invalid widow.
Because of the change in tfen PLANES
to make the building fireproDf sstrucs-
ture, necessitating further approval or
the steel to be used, OlympiassAs new \
federal building will not be- rextiy for
occupancy until June or July or" NEXT
year, according to Superintendent b..
c. Adams, who recently received. thee
revised plans from the department Az
Washington. approximately twos
months must elapse before work CHEZ
be begun again on the structure. ,uenG.
ing the receipt of the approyale 1T thas
material to be used in the new build =
ing.
Ben Levy was elected secreIary.treas--
urer of the Thirty-fve club at "a maec2-
ing this week, to succeed E. E. Stew
art who went to Raymond the first of.
the year to engage in the tiardwarA.-
business. The club will give a tfsusx
tonight at the Masonic temple ana has !,
planned an additional series Of fiv,-s
dances. one to be held every twes
weeks Messrs. John and Thad Pierc !.