Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-01-01

logger. Many friends extend bes
wishes to the couple.
The Capitol Social Club has com
pleted its organization with the fol
lowing officers: President, Andre,
Say; Vice President, Joe Kirkendall
Secretary and Treasurer, w. H. 2
Bell; Floor Manager, Fred. Peters
Dances will be given on the first an,
third Wednesdays of each week.
Mrs. j. J. Gilbert will leave Seattl,
on the transport Burnside, to-day, 10
Manila, where she goes to join he
husband, Capt. Gilbert, who has beer
the past year engaged in coast anC
geodetic survey in the Philippines
He will probably return to the United
States as Capt. Westdahl, of the Coas
Survey service goes to relieve him.
The Christian Endeavor Society, last
evening at their Watch Meeting
elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Lawrence George; Vice Presi
dent, Blanche Reynolds; Secretary
Thos. Casey; Treasurer. Gertrude Da
Wis; Organist, lone Reinhart; Choris
ter, Howard Mckinney. After the
meeting services, lunch was served in
the new room by the girls of the Mi
nerva club.
At a meeting of Olympia Typograph.
ical Union No. 142 held Sunday after.
noon the following officers were elected
to serve during the ensuing six months
President, T. P. Holcraft; Vice Presi.
dent, N. r. Bridges; Secretary-Treas-
urer, +. H. Vaughn; Executive Com
mittee. Wendell Williston and H. E.
Boyd; Delegates to Trades Council, T.
?. Hollcraft, Roderick Sprague and
Bige Eddy; Sergeant-at-arms, A. w.
Ready.
Jurors for the January term of
court have been drawn, as follow.
c. NJ. Bolton, Geo. Reynolds, F. A.
Smith, G. w. Littlejohn, S. E. Barr,
NJ. Crowley, J. S. Yantis, Jacob Gun
stone, J. ID. Kinsey, NJ. P. Thornton,
John Rogers. James Brewer, J. w.
Harlow, E. L. Dufault, Frank M.
Kinney. Geo. s. Hopkins, Bert James,
John Annett, H. A. Raymond, John
Res, Jr., Henry OFT. Fred. Crombie,
A. A. Hunter and w. J. Foster.
Monday morning, Mary A. Buker
died at her home on South end. She
was born at Brownsville, Maine, March
9th, 1849. She was married to Joseph
w. Buker in 1869. In 1884 they
moved to Rochester, N. Y, and came
to this State in 1891, settling at Raj
nier and moving to this place in 1893.
Besides her husband she leaves six
children-Mrs. Mary Chapman, of
Fulda, this State, Amos o. Buker. of
Keiso and Nicholas Buker, OF Aber.
deem, besides Annie E., Nellie and
Laura Buker at home.
1t is announced that the swift
steamer Greyhound will soon be
placed on the Olympia-Tacoma route,
running in connection with the Flyer
for Seattle. She will make two trips
q day and make the passenger service
her object. She has been bought by
Capt. Fred Wilson, who has so long
commanded the Multnomah, w. w.
Scott and Chris. Donges. The Grey
hound was built at Portland in 1890
thirteen years ago, for the Seattle Ia.
coma run, and has always maintained
. reputation for speed. The price
paid for her is said to have been
$1,000.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Lounsberry died
at o'clock Tuesday evening, at the
family residence on Pear street, after
an illness OF about six weeks, of paraly.
sis, which affection befell her over two
years ago. Deceased was born 10
Lynn, Mass, Aug. 5th. 1874. She
was married in 1871 to Isaac w. Louns.
berry, ct West Farms, N. Y, and in
1878 moved to Michigan. They re.
manned in that State till 1889 when
they came to Olympia. She was de.
voted and consistent member of the
Baptist Church. The funeral rites
will be held this afternoon at the fam
lily residence on Eastside.
William Hopkins McFadden, eldest
son OF Judge o. B. McFadden, ChieI
Justice of the Territory OF Washington
and afterwards its Delegate to Con
gress, died Tuesday evening at St
Peters hospital after . brief illness
Deceased has been q resident of thit
city continuously nearly half . cen
fury. In the early days he was q
scout in the government service, anG
man Of considerable attainment al
though his modest demeanor kept hi
true ability somewhat in shade. HI
was IS years of age and unmarried
The funeral will take place at 2 p. M
this afternoon. from 312 Chestnut
street. Friends Of the family arc in
vited to be present. Services by Rev
DR.. Hayes.