Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-08-11

day outing down tho bag, when they
"pr,l' / 10 TIE !or.l At houses ouly
t" ina tat cIrr: ava4.Ah!r boa, Lad
Ten engaged tie iay before.
The oxford has erected an OK
c.. dinghy handsome electric sign over
their Gcntlcmcn'~ Resort" On Forth
street. lhr name i III scrint letters.
:>pialod Oh both sides o. the trans
parrucy, with To- inranduscen, lights.
Fred MATTHEWS, lad Of ten years,
came very near drowning, "Wednesday,
while bathing in the bay near his
home on Man and Second streets.
He got beyond his depth, bu, fortu-
uat"ly hi- brother Clifford heard his
cutlery III time for rescue.
Mark Mcclure and wife, % Girnett,
Is, who have been on summer tour
to Our state, lett yesterday on their
return home. by way OF Portland. to
see the fair. They seem to be still at
tachel to the storm-swept State, not
withstanding their trip to this earthly
paradise.
1t is rumored that copper mine
has been discovered near Bucoda, in
this county. Four Centralia men-T.
W. Fleming, J. f. Lease, john 4.
Field and Josrph A. Jones-have Sc
cured lease Of the west half OF Sec
ton lG, township l., range | east. for
development work.
Mrs. Emily Williams died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. r. f.
Mcntzcr, near Tenino, last week, Of
tumor. She was born in England 7G
years ago last April, and was the
mother OF seven children, three daugh-
tors by her first and one son ami
three daughters by her second mar
rlage.
Mrs. Robt. Doragh and daughter
Elsie, Miss Katherine Judge, Mrs.
Olive Mcdowell. Mrs. Jas. Doilemyer
Mrs. +. T. Young and children, J. S.
Jameson and wife, Mrs. J. Richardson,
c. w. Schatfer and wife, Misses Elsie
and Myrtle Lewis and Jos. Ellswick
and wife. are Olympia visitors to the
Portland Fair, this week.
There is not the slightest founda.
ton for the report that the Olympia
band wanted 5000 and expenses to &C
to Portland with the Olympia excur.
sion next week. Ali the boys asked
was payment OF their expenses and it
really seems that the man who per.
forms the work should not be taxed
for the privilege OF so doing.
Among visitors to the capital this
week were Mrs. C.. Dotllemyer from
Portland, Mrs. J. B. Price from Sc
attic, MIR. and Mrs. a. L. Mitchell of
Spokane, Mrs. w. F. James of Grand
Mound, Judge r. f. Sturdevant OF
Dayton, Miss Louise Todd of Van.
couEer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bacon and
family from Tenino, Miss Josephine
Huff of Hoquiam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jaeger OF Seattle, Mrs. l.. Mcdowell of
Denver, Miss Berry of Honolulu and
Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsey of Los Ange.
les.
Mrs. Mary Longmirc, a Pic nccr OF
this county, died at midnight, at the
home OF her daughter in Tacoma, last
Friday. She was 50 years old; born
in Ohio in 1925, and came to Thurston
county 26 years ago. Five children
survive her, Mrs. J. Kirkendall OF this
city, Mrs. J. Sumpter OF Yelm, Mrs.
Geo. Soften of Tacoma, Joseph Long.
mire of South Bay and James Long.
mire of Tacoma. The funeral was
held in this city, Sunday afternoon, at
the family home on Eastside, and was
attended by large circle of relatives
and sympathizing friends.
The ct. e. W." is the name of the
prettiest, largest and best equippe d
gasoline launch that glides through
the waters of our bay. She is 50 feet
long by IL feet beam; has four com.
partments, fore and aft cabin. toilet
and engine room; she is finished with
red cedar and fir and propelled by a
l5-horse-power engine. The boat is a
great credit to the young men who
made model and built her entirely
themselves. They are Theodore and
Walter House. twins, 10 years of age
sons of NJ. A. House, of this city. She
is capable OF carrying Is passengers.
Mark Dobrin, accompanied by his
aged mother, are on a visit to Their
former home, this city. They have
for many years resided in San Fran
cisco, where Mark has, at times, been
engaged as typist and proof-reader or
the Chronicle, and in the practice o.
law, in which profession he is now en-
gagged. He has, the past year, beer
employed mostly in settling up the
large estate and business left his sis
ter, Hester Fleiser, by death of hel
husband, who had conducted a whole
sale hat store. They will remain g
few days longer, and be joined to-day
by Mrs. Fleiser, who left San Fran
cisbo by Wednesdays train for THU
city.
Five cars have been engaged t
carry the Olympia people to the Port
land fair, next Monday. Tuesday il
OlyinplH uay, anu muslCal programme
will be given in the afternoon by tn,
Administration, the First Infantry aut
the Hawaiian bands. A reception
will be given in honor of Mrs. Mea,
| Friday evening. President Goode viii
deliver the address of welcome, an,
Mayor Carlyon is expected to respond
The dahlia will be the principal howe
used in decoration of rooms in tn,
State building as we'll as the button
holes of the gallants, pinned by def
fingers with the badge that will b,
worn. 1t is requested that all Olym
pia people assemble at the Washing
ton building at 2 p. NJ. Tuesday.
w. 7. Hoskins, OF Chicago, came t,
the Coast and last Monday plucke,
one of Washington's fairest flower
to transplant in his Eastern home
Miss Nora Chambers, the younges
daughter of the well-known pioneers
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Chambers O
this county, was united in marriage
Monday to Mr.. w. 7. Hoskins, youn,
business man of Chicago. The cere
mony was performed at the home O