Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-06

Women's clubs-the Euterpe, the
Euaii and the Women's organiza:ion-
was held Wednesday evening, to pro.
vide a more thorough union in social
Obligations.
James Christie, laborer on the
Blakeley road, in Mason county, was
seriously injured by collision which
took place between Matlock and Ka.
n,ilchie. Saturday, from which he
died the next day.
The wedding of J. H Rohrbeck, ac-
countant of the Olympia Brewery, is
announced to Miss Anna Rick, of
Portland, next Tuesday. The bride
has resided IN Olympia, and this will
be her home hereafter.
Olympia Lodge |. o. o. F. held a
joint installation with Ruth Rebekah
lodge, Tuesday evening, and a ban
quet when called from arduous duties
to the more pleasant occupation of
refreshing the inner man."
Antoine Bockmeyer, formerly tailor
in the employ OF Fred Weiss here, but
now conducting tailoring establish
ment at kelso, was shaking hands
with friends on our streets this week.
He says he is doing we'll there.
Mrs. Mary Dempsey, of Delphi, wife
of Patrick Dempsey, we'll known in
our community, died suddenly at her
home, Tuesday evening. The funeral
service was held in St. Michael's
Church at 10 o'clock this morning.
The steamer Multnomah broke a
crank on her return trip Tuesday and
had to complete her round with one
engine. The Capital City makes the
run for her, which will probably last
for about a week while repairs are
made.
Mrs. Annie E. Gregory, daughter OF
I. c. Ellis and a sister of Mrs. Robt.
Aver, of Tumwster, died in Seattle
Tuesday. She was born and reared
in this city, and there are many
friends who will be shocked to learn
of her death.
John Bloom was found in q shed on
Charles Lansdale's place east of this
city Saturday, almost dead. He bad
been without food for seven days. His
toes and fingers were frost bitten. He
was brought to the hospital in this
city for treatment.
The following w. o. w. officers were
installed Tuesday night: C. c.. Jacob
0. Frisch: A. L., Howard Thompson !;
r. c. c., J. H. Rathbun; Banker,
Geo. Fleshsr; Escort, E. Tracey; Out
side Sentinel, w. j. Hatfield; Inner
Sentinel, George Snider, and Clerk,
John T. Otis.
The logging camps in the Black
Hills will resume operations, Monday,
after q closure of Two weeks for the
holidays. At the same date the daily
freight service with Tacoma will be
resumed, the cars running in con.
nection with the logging train on
alternate days.
The Old Year, Saturday night, re-.
ceived fusilade of pistol shots and
6re-crackers, as q benediction on de-
parture, and the New was greeted with
the chime of bells. the scream of
steam whistles and the gladstone
shouts of those who staid up late to
welcome the newcomer.
The Westside water main has created
much trouble the past few months,
during the necessarily interrupted ser.
vice by improvements at the draw,
and Sunday the main again broke and
the rushing water washed out consid.
cradle OF the filling on the grade
before it could be repaired.
County Auditor.elect T. T. Lang
ridge has selected J. T. Otis for Dep
uty and Miss Laura Troy stenographer.
Treasurer Schombcr has appointed G.
L. Dufault. Clerk, and Thomas Laugh
lin, Assistant Clerk. Sheriff Connolly
has appointed w. P. Vance, of Summit.
bis Chief Deputy and Jailer.
The Woman OF Woodcraft had an
enjoyable entertainment at their hall
Monday night, after installation OF
officers, when a splendid repast was
spread, and dancing followed. About
fifteen visiting members from Shelton
were present, and Mrs. Partition, q
grand officer from Seattle, oficiated
at installation.
The thief who stole two guns from
the window of the Meyer furni.
ture store, on Fifth street, Monday
night, doubtless intended to be we'll
prepared against capture should his
identity become known. The arms
taken were . shotgun and rife and
| it will be noted their range is for
large or small game.
A resolution was adopted by the
new Council. Tuesday night, fixing
the salaries OF appointive officers, o.
follows: Marshal, $50; Patrolmeu
$40; Street Commissioner SIS; EN-.
ployes Of street department, $3.50 to
81 per day Fire Chief, SIS per month
Assistant Engineer, $45; driver, $75
eleepers, IS per month.
George M. Allen has been appointed
State Statistician by the Secretary oil
State. Mr.. Frater, the present in.
cumbent, has been elected one Of the
Judges Of the Superior Court of King
county, and Mr.. Allen, Was formerly
publisher Of the Dawson Nugget. but
returned to the Sound some time ago
to strike . more profitable lead, which
he has succeeded in doing.
The marriage OF Fred Llewellyn and
Miss Maude Flesher occurred in this
city Wednesday. The groom is ris-
Jog young attorney OF Bellingham
and formerly chief clerk in the Office
of Adjutant General Drain. The bride
is the charming daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. u. Flesher, at whose home
the ceremony Was performed by Rev.
F. R. Loomis of the Congregational
church. They will reside ct Belling.
ham.
Secretary Of State Nichols is now
custodonian of the Rogers capitol, and
has announced his appointment OF
emnl0vea of thu huildin0. aa foll0va