Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-09-14

"A tuaIIlaRe license mas Oeen issued
to Percy A. Shields and Margaret
Cunningham.
Charles Henry killed large black
bear just north of Mission Park, Satur-
day afternoon.
NJ. 7. Smith arrived w ednesday from
Wisconsin to visit his brother, S. ID.
Smith, of this city.
Miss Florence Haycox has gone to
Bellingham where she will attend the
State Normal School.
Miss Evelyn Abernethy, of South
Bay, has taken q position as teacher
in the Fairview school.
The deed to the new high school
site from Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller was
filed for record this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Tum-
water propose to make an excursio
to Tacoma next Tuesday.
The annual election of the local w.
c. T. U. officers will be held this after.
noon in tine NJ. E. Church.
David Baker, an old-time Olympia
boy. is up from Anacortes on few days
visit to relatives and friends.
Louis S. Green and Annie Wallace,
both formerly Of this city, will be
married in Seattle tomorrow.
Arthur Weston has just placed q
new shaft and improved propeller on
his tug boat. the Mary Frances.
Mrs. C. w. Leake and daughter.
Miss Iona, have gone to Portland,
where the latter will attend school.
Misses Elizabeth Pease and Sadie
Wiseman, of Gull Harbor. have gone
TO Bellingham to attend normal school.
Rain has fallen almost every day
and night this week, interfering very
materially with bels,ed building oper-
atoms.
Billy Altmanburger, who was quite
seriously injured while at work in the
brewery, Wed n esday, is reported some.
what improved.
Miss Amy A. Case, OF Grand Mound,
one of the best teachers in the couny.
has begun q term of school at London,
Chehalis county.
The evening services in the First
Methodist church have been changed
from 8 to Z 80 o'clock Sundays, owing
to the shorter days.
Robert Callow and wife have gone
to Bellingha m to reside. For many
years they have lived on their home
stead near Kamilchie.
Robt. Byrd has sold his ranch at
Pleasant Glade aud has bought home
on Ayers Hill, which will soon be
occupied by his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. B. Young are
the happy parents of baby boy. The
little fellow made his appearance at
the family home Saturday.
It is said that the Republicans at
South Bay adjourned school in that
precinct last Friday, to utilize the
room in which to hold their primary.
The ruling passion" 10 exemplifi ed
in the pilgrimage of T. N. Henry clear
from Spokane, to take . part in the
Republican County Convention last
Wednesday.
Our old townsman, d. s. B. Henry,
is home for few days visit with his
family and friends. He 10 engaged in
surveying government land on the
Quinault reservation.
The Democratic County Convention
will be held in this city on Saturday,
the 22d inst, and the State Convention
convenes in Seattle on the Monday.
following. the Oath inst.
Miss Mollie Moore has returned to
her home in Portland after a several
weeks visit with relatives and friends
here. She was accompanied 40 far Is
Tenino by Mrs. M. O'Connor.
Messrs. E. A. Carlson and d. T.
Osborn, of Gull Harbor precinct. were
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Osborn
left for the eastern part OF the State,
expecting to be absent for . few
months.
The County Commissioners have
decided to rent the Poor Farm and pay
for the keeping Of county charges to
the renter. Bids will be considered
on the Goth, ct the regular meeting
OF the board.
James A. Orr has arrived from Dan.
vile, ILL.,. to make Olympia his home.
His wife arrived here some time ego.
They are the parents Of Mrs. c. w.
Warner, who resides in the southern
part OF the city.
Mr.. Glenn Johnson, city Street Com.
missioner, has repaired the dilapidated
piece Of sidewalk on East Sixth, above
Esstside street, in . substantial man.
ner and probably headed off q damage
suit against the city.
The enrolment to the State Board
of Control from Superintendent An.
derson, Of the State School for De.
fective Youth, shows list of IS. Two
women teachers have been engaged
for permanent service.
Peter McFarlane has returned to
this city from the Black Hills, where
he has been engaged for Q number of
weeks, under direction Of Councilman
j. Swayne, OF the Third ward, in
driving piles for logging company.
Lille NJ. Wright, whose husband
was killed few weeks ago, at Murray,
by an Olympia. Tacoma train. has
begun a suit in the U. S. district
court a Tacoma against the Northern
Pacific Railway Co. for $4,000 dam
ages.