Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-11-03

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state President Of the Women'- Re
E"f Corps. was the recipient OF a socia
in q. y. X. hall, Monday night. giver
in her honor by the local corps.
The suit Of Mr. ooren>on against tn
Order OF Lions has been settled 10y tn
Order of Washington, its successor
making payment in full, and dis
niis,al Of action in the >uperio
Court.
Mr.. Christina kloebpr and fou
! children, Of North Dakota, are her,
on Il visit TO Mrs. klocber's son anC
daughter. Paul Christensen and Mrs. c
Holthusen. They are delighted will
our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Chambers gave
farewell party to Mrs. J. OBJ. ScobeN
and Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Madge, Tues
day evening. The former will Join
her husband in Portland and the lat
ter will make their home in Tacoma.
The local doctors have formed q
society for mutual improvement and
protection with DIR. Redpath as Presi.
dent, DIR. Wells of Shelton Vice Prcsi
dent, and DR.. Bridg!o,d Secretary and
Treasurer. Meetings will be held
monthly.
Maryland, the seven year -old daugh
ter of AR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Dyer, died
at their home on Eastside, Sunday
evening, from heart aiiliction. Fun.
eral services were held Tuesday morn.
ing, by Rev. f. Il. Loomis, and inter
ment was made in Odd Fellows ceme-
terry.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Raymond
who died Saturday at the home of her
son, Fire Chief f. b. Raymond, was
held at l P. NJ. Monday, at the Chris.
tian Church, Rev. w. S. Crockett of.
ficiating. The attendance was large
and the floral tributes numerous and
beautiful.
There will be no more sales of
county realty for month or more, as
no applications are on file. A com.
plete list of the bargain sale lots
of realty is in the hands of the print.
er and will soon be ready for circula.
ton. Probably that will set the ball
rolling again.
Mrs. Stovall says that her trade has
increased and she is much better satis-
fled in her new location, in DIR. Mitch.
ellis store-room, opposite the Elk's
building. She has many novelties in
confectionery, and she likewise sup.
plies the much-prized homemade"
bread to a large line of customers.
The Thurston county shingle mills
have agreed to shut down for sixty
days from Dec. LIST, provided the
movement is general throughout the
State. The following committee will
represent the local mills at Seattle, as
delegates in the State Bureau: Frank
Kottick OF Little Rock, S. C. Mumby
and F. P. Reyes of Olympia.
Rev. A. G. Sawin has rendered his
resignation as pastor OF the First Bap-
list church, to accept call at Reno,
Nevada, on the first proximo. He
has been with us ten years and probs-
bly, no pastor who has preceded him
has ever given better satisfaction in
the church or made more friends out.
side its doors. His departure will be
universally regretted.
Hugh Bridges, administrator of the
estate of John Bridges, deceased, has
brought suit against the Home Mu.
tual Insurance Company of Seattle,
for $3.50 alleged to be due on destruc.
tion OF house in Barnes addition to
Tumwater by fire about . year ago.
A delay in presenting the claim re.
suited from failure to appoint an ad.
ministrator for some time.
Mrs. F. NJ. Reynolds died in the
hospital, from heart disease, Monday
afternoon, aged So years. She leaves
son, who is now in Portland, and a
daughter, Miss Blanche, who lives
here. Deceased leaves a wide circle
of friends in this city, where she has
resided several years. The funeral was
held at the Christian Church yester-
day afternoon, the pastor officiating.
R. P. Shoecraft has bought the
Matthews stock, in the Elks' building,
having been compelled to move from
his quarters farther up Main street,
near Fifth, adjoining the late Western
Union Telegraph Office. The union OF
both stocks will give him a splendid
assortment in the tobacco and cigar
line, as we'll as in fruits and confec.
tionery, articles that he has not
hitherto carried in stock.
North Dakota has made requisition
on our State executive for Pat Rooney,
held at Spokane. He was waiting
trial on q charge of murderous assault
upon Jerry Thompson, Aug. 20. 1904.
His two accomplices have had trial
and are serving terms in the peniten.
tiary for the same crime. The requisi.
ton was honored and Sheriff Lamp.
man, OF Williams county, left here for
Spokane, Wednesday, to take Rooney
back for trial.
The Taxpayers League, which will
meet in the Superior Court room to-
morrow, at 1:3O P. NJ, will be- ad-
dressed by Tax Commissioner J. E.
Frost, and Mr.. Mottman will submit
an essay on present conditions of as.
sessment and collection OF taxes,
which, from that gentleman's we'll.
known vigor in the use OF the kings
English, will doubtless be amusing and
instructive. The people are not only
invited, but urged, to attend.
The girls have formed An athletic
club, and met in the Y. M. G. A.
rooms Wednesday night to perfect
their organization and formulate rules.
The exercises will consist of physical
development work in its various lines,
including basketball. A few more
members are required before the train.
ing begins as it is advisable that the
class all start together. 1t is under
contemplation to organize another
class for girls under sixteen years Of
age.
Mr. T. T.. Coates. the violin ma ker