Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-10-14

gigantic Democratic victory, next
month. See?
Andrew Boc,l. formerly oi the
Opera Exchange ui this city, is now
proprietor OF the Bavaria Saloon, 50
Second street, Portland, where he ex-
tends Il cordial welcome t. all Olvm-
pa friends who call.
Henry NJ. Murphy, foreman and one
OF the proprictors OF the STANDARD
was married in Portland, Monday, to
Miss Cora A. Mcclure, whose parents
reside ut Forest Grove, Oregon. The
STANDARD extends its benedictlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCray. who
live on the East>idc, celebrated their
tenth anniversary OF their wedding
day, on sunday, the 9th inst, by Il
dinner party at which a score or more
Of their relatives met in family re-
union.
The many friends OF Judge Robin
son were delighted Saturday night to
greet him on an unannounced return
to his former home after an absence OF
several years. The Judge looks well
and wears the smile of peace and con-
tentment.
Emerson d. Paisley has been placed
upon the Peoples ticket for Justice OF
the Peace in Olympia precinct to fill
the place of X. l.. Blankenship, who
declines to run. Charles Wilcox has
been named for Constable on the Re.
publican ticket.
Mrs. Mary Welsh and Mrs. Allison
county charges, were provided few
days ago with transportation to St
Louis, Mo-, where the latter will be-
come an inmate of the Old Lady's
Home" and Mrs. Welsh will be pro-
vided for by relatives.
Mark Reed is now General Manager
of the Lumberman's Mercantile AS
ISOLATION, at Shelton. Mark is man
Of rare business attainments, and We
predict he will make a faithful and eff.
ticient record in the responsible posi-.
ton TO which he has been assigned.
The Register and Receivers quar-
tiers in the Reed building have been
removed from the "inside" rooms to
comfortable apartments fronting on
both Sixth and Washington streets
A new safe has been added to the Of
flee equipment. presumably to KEEP
the campaign fund in.
The perplexity of The City Council
might be UNNECESSARILY relieved il
somebody could figure out a way 20
make eight arc-lights supply = de-
mand for about five times that mum.
Der. And the worst of it is that all
petitioners show good reasons why
their particular preference should be
favored.
Bert Tucker, an employe of the
Westside mill, met with painful ac-
cident, Saturday, whereby he suffered
the fracture of a couple of ribs by q
fall while booming logs. He has grit
however, for notwithstanding his grave
injury he was out Monday night tc
hear the silver-tongued orator, Mr.
Jones, preach the true doctrine in the
theater.
Jos. Allen, son of Geo. S. Allen, OIL
the Eastside mill, lad ten years O.
age, fell from car on the new
trestle into the water, Saturday dis
lance of about Is feet, sustaining cuts
and bruises of very painful nature
1t seems that the surface of the water
was strewn with timbers, or the fal
might have been attended with less
serious results.
The "Clericus" of the Episcopal
church convened in this city Tuesday
Revs. Church, Applegate, Cheal ant
Nevius of Tacoma, and Buzzell of Sc
attic, were present, and the last three
gentlemen remained over and par
ticipated in meeting OF St. john
parishiOners in the evening, at which
interesting and encouraging addresse
were made by the visitors.
Miss Chapelle Skillman was the re-
cipient of token of respect from he
many companions last evening, in thu
form of a surprise party, at the famil.
mansion, the occasion being her 18tl
birthday. 1t was said to be doubtful
whether the hostess or her guests wer'
the best pleased with the details of thu
charming social in which the "labor
consisted of delightful games and the
refreshment" viands fit for the gods
The event was one which leaves ,
garland of affection to crown thi.
milestone of her youthful experience.
The Northwest Baptist Society me
, in convention in this city Wednesday
with large attendance. Tuesday thu
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Z. E. Ros
ling, Tacoma; First Vice President, l.
]. Sawyer, Seattle; Second Vice Presi
dent, s. C. Ohrum, Seattle; Thirt
Vice President, J. L. Smith, Tacoma
Recording Secretary, J. H. Wood
leigh, Kent; Corresponding Secretary
w. f. Randall, Tacoma; Treasurer
G. w. Fowler, Tacoma; Historical
Secretary, L. w. Beaver, Burton. TIT
convention remained in session tire,
days. A large portion of the time
was devoted to consideration of re
ports, which show the church work t.
be in satisfactory condition.
Another of our prominent bushes:
men has joined the ranks of benedicts
and is now reveling in the seventh
heaven of earthly felicity. 1t is, thi.
time, Geo. A. hoffman who has con
cluded that he has Rugged the de
fusion OF "single blessedness" Ions
enough. He was married in Seattle
Sunday, to Miss June Galliher, daugh.
Ter of Milas Galliher, who in the days
of" auld lang syne" was the proprietor
of popular hostelry in this city
Mrs. hoffman was born in Olympia
and many of the old settlers remember
her as child and maiden. From these
she will receive welcome of special
warmth as she resumes in the beaten
track the more serious duties of life
Mr.. and Mrs. M. will reside on the