Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-31

water, and Miss Anetta Sevk were
united in marriage at Tumwa,er
Wednesday, Rev. Father Allaine of.
floating.
Swan Solbeck, as administrator OF
the estate OF Geo. w. Fry, has sold to
Conrad Schneider the Sc or of section
4, township Is, range 9 west. The
property Is situated near Mud Bay.
The consideration was 1916.
The Olympia Eagles will 60 to Ia.
coma Sunday, by invitation of the
aerie OF that city, it being the occasion
OF the dedication Of the new Eagles
hall. A good time will be had by all
who are fortunate enough to be pres.
ent.
There is no doubt but that Arthur
Callow will be reelected Auditor. He
has made a good officer, and is certain
ly deserving OF another term. You
will make no mistake, irrespective oil
party, in placing an X opposite his
name.
A flight of stairs 10 being built from
the brewery bottling works on the depot
grounds to the top of the bluff, to
enable its employees to climb the ele
walton on Tenth street without a de.
tour of several blocks to reach their
homes.
The steamer Aberdeen resumed the
afternoon service to-day, to take the
place of the Capital City, temporarily
disabled by one of her periodical mis-.
haps, where she reposed for a time on
the sands at Dash point, just north OF
Tacoma, in a couple fathoms Of water.
A. S. Cation, . member of the Olym.
pia Development Co., has arrived from
Coshocton, Ohio, with his family, to
make Olympia their future home.
They we're accompanied by Charles
Moore, and Mrs. A. J. Juniper, who
will also become residents OF our city.
J. A. Kicker, manager of Outdoo,
Life, the well-known sporting maya.
zine, has made Frank Mossman, the
hunter, present of a SIS camera
Frank now proposes taking a number
of views of animals he kills, and
scenes in the woods, and forward them
10 the magazine.
A gun club has been organized in
this city with Adjutant. General Jas
A. Drain for President, w. !. Agnew
Vice President, and w. T. Cavanaugh
Secretary-Treasur The club has
leased all the grounds on the north
side OF the Nesqually river, where il
enters the Sound.
J. w. Starlight will reopen his
lunch rooms and bakery at 122 Wash
ington street, in the old Odd Fellows
building. He is already prepared te
entertain a limited number of hi,
former customers ut his coffee stand
and expects to have his bakery in ser.
vice soon as brick can be procured to
build the oven.
A party of Masons came up from
Shelton Saturday in Joe Deer's launch
to attend special meeting, at which
the Grand Master OF the order tool
part in the work. The party who
came up we're John Nelgen, s. l.
Woods. w. NJ. Cooper. w. H. Max.
we'll, Marcus knight, VIM. Shorte,
and Daniel McLarty.
At recent meeting of Fire Com
pany No. 2, the following officers were
chosen: Secretary, Louis Brautigan
Captain, William Lathrop; First
Lieutenant, Wendell Raymond. New
members elected were: c. NJ. Bolton
L. A. McBratney, Chas. Mum, Ben
Shincke and Henry Reder. The boys
were ont for drill Saturday night.
Floradora, with the great Corinne
who appeared in this city about eight
years ago, is now at the MarQuan
Grand, in Portland. This is . stella,
attraction. and should by some means
be induced to visit our city. It has 8
Beauty Chorus of 20 charming ladies
its own special orchestra, and mag
nifcent scenery. It comes high, but
We want it.
"Now is the winter Of our discon'
tent" sigheth the expectant candi
date, ~ he listens to the continuous
patter of the rain upon the roof, and
may the outpour be "In the bosom o.
the ocean buried" is continuation o.
simile devoutly prayed for, - hi
watches the rivulets formed by it cou 70
ing their way to our part of Pacific'i
broad expanse.
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, the
funeral Of Alfred Dunlap took place
- Tumwater, Rev. A. g. Sawin con
Quoting services ct the house and al
the cemetery just esst Of the little
hamlet. Deceased was u years Of
age, and the last member OF . pioneer
family, consisting of . father and
mother and two brothers, which left
its impress upon olden times.
Horace skelsey. we'll known young
man from Matlock. who recently re-
turned from tour Of England evident
~ made the most Of his trip, says the
Shelton Journal. Horace quietly %.
cured marriage license from Audito,
Bell and went to Seattle Yesterday
where it is reported that he will meet
. young lady, Miss f. M. Blackwell
from his old home. and they gre 10 be
married 1t the home of Robert Simp
SOD, in Olympia. to-day.
Those dealers who seem impressed
with the idea that the price of wood il
capable Of indefinite expansion may
learn when it 10 too late that in coal
they have . powerful competitor
Coal is now cheaper than wood, and
il makes better FIRE. The only ex
ception to It's use has been based upon
the quantity Of ash it produces, but il
IL claimed that this objection 10 being
overcome ~ the older grade of coal il
reached. Laberee handles the best
coal.
A burglar entered the abode OF A.
w. Ready, Wednesday night. and
holding Mrs. K. and her hired girl uE
with . revolver, proceeded to plumber
the house for valuables. He found
I'll in coin, but several articles OF