Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-11


their permanent abiding place.
The wedding OF jesse Martin and
Miss Aida Wright was solemnized at
the residence OF the brides parents on
Chambers Prairie, on the Sd inst.
The Multnomah will carry an ex.
cursion party to Tacoma Sunday, to
witness a match game Of baseball be-
tween Tacoma and Portland teams.
Anna C. Davis has begun an action
for divorce from her husband VIM. E.
Davis, in the Superior Court, on the
grounds Of abandonment and cruelty.
The street cars now run on a 20
minute schedule, which is conven-
fence to the memory OF time depar-
lures AS we'll as an increase of service.
Mrs. J. r. Rogers and daughter
Helen, left Monday for trip to
Southern California, where they will
visit relatives at Palo Alto and Santa
Barbara.
Jas. Radcliffe sued Pat Dolan for
commission on ellrcting the sale Of
the court house property to the county,
and to-day secured judgment for de-
mand and costs.
The local steamers, which have been
separated considerably from their
regular schedule by special service,
have got back to usual hours of ar
rival and departure.
The individual who lost $40 piece
on the 4th and advertised liberal re-
ward for its return possesses more
than the average confidence in the
rectitude OF human character.
Thomas Foley has been arrested at
Tumwater for pilfering small articles
from residences. He claims that he
is machinist from Tacoma, and that
he is in retirement 10 sober up.
The new naptha launch Monola
was launched from Long bridge last
evening, Miss Grayson Price breaking
a bottle of Olympia beer over her bow
as she gracefully slid into the water.
w. w. Mckay secured verdict of
$50 for killing of stock by the North
ern Pacific Railway Co. In another
case brought by Peter Curry for the
same cause, the company was victor.
Miss Helen Murston, late of Min.
neapolis, MIMI, arrived this week to
make our city her future home. She
is sister of Mrs. Allison, who resides
in the old legislative building on CAPT.
toll hill.
The members of the Ladies' Guild
of the Episcopal Church were de.
lightfully entertained by a lawn party
given by Mrs. A. B. Cowles, President
of the Guild, at her home, Wednesday
afternoon.
At South Bay, on the Sd, Fred. H.
Sylvester was married to Miss Chris
tina B. Glidden, Rev. E. A. Glidden
officiating. The happy couple lef. on
the afternoon train for their home at
Sedro-Woolley.
A communication was received by
the local camp Woodmen of the
World, this week, that w. G. Case, who
was a member Of the local order, died
at Weldon, Mich, on the 2Gth of las,
month, and was inferred there.
Louis P. Brautipam and Miss Hilds
j. Munson were united in marriage,
Wednesday, at the residence of the
groom's sister, Mrs. d. w. McNamara
Esquire Giles officiating. They left
Immediately on q wedding tour to Vic.
toria.
Those who are in need of furniture
will do we'll to call on Herman Meyer
on, Fifth street. He has the largest
stock to select from and the prices arc
lower than the same quality of goods
can be purchased anywhere in the
State.
Arrangements are being made fol-
q grand carnival in this city in Sep
tember by the order of Woodmen
which it is expected will bring several
thousand people from abroad to wit
ness the many attractions that will be
presented.
B. F. Dorman, q Mason county log
ger, lately transferred several tracts Of
land in the northwest part OF the
county, near the Mason line, to H. 4
Dorman, for consideration of 81, 200
1t lies in section 3 of township Is
north. range 2 west.
The body of C. J. DeShaso, who
died this week at the Soldiers Home
Orting, was brought to this place
Wednesday for burial. The funeral
services were held under the auspice.
of the Grand Army in the Christian
church, yesterday. at 10 A. NJ.
Chas. Goehring. formerly assistant
engineer in the State Land Commits.
sioner's Office, has returned from East.
ern Washington where he has been
for the benefit of his health. We
are pleased to note that the object o.
his visit has resulted in great improve
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cochran have
arrived from California and will spend
the summer months here. Mr.. Coch
ran was many years ago member o.
the faculty of the Olympia Collegiate
Institute, when Prof. John L. Hen
derson so successfully conducted tina,
school.
The Olympia Trades Council elected
the following officers at the regular
monthly meeting held Wednesday
evening: President, I. P. Holcraft
Vice President, Frank Van Eaton
Secretary, A. w. Jones; Treasurer
Robert Taylor; Sergeant-at.Arms, Jas.
Crowley.
P. s. Washburn, of Gate City. lately
transferred several tracts OF realty &c
T. Mounts. of Sherlock. The land lies
in section 26, township 16 north range
west; four lots in Woodruff's Add.
ton to Gate City; lots 3 to 20, i1clu.
sive. Of block IL, Riverside addition &c
same, all for consideration of $4,000.
Miss Bessie Cooper, Of Los Gatos
Cal, is on visit to her aunt, Mrs
Thompson, of this city. She is q
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