Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-05-25


men applying for francbi-r from thu
city will have to deposit 80 to pa!
the cost of typew-iting and othe
expenses OF placing the matter II
proper shape on the records.
Mr.. Mott Dye and Miss May Dali
were united in wedlock, day after
noon, at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. 4. Dale, or
Eighth street, Rev Walter ;. Crucket
officiating. They will reside here.
Gov. Mead has promised to a-k thu
next Legislature to pass a law validat
ing the old State normal school war
rants, with interest. They were is
sued for building two school buildings
at Whatcom (now Bellingham) ant
Cheney.
The EIterpe Club has elected the
following officers for the ems uing term
President, Mrs. b. l.. Hill; Vice Presi
dent, Mrs. Henderson Secretary, Mrs
Il. Blankenship; Treasurer, Mrs. E
w. Ross. and Librarian, Miss Edna
Talcott.
That was truly Jack Bunsby opin.
ion rendered by the judges in the ora.
torical contest of the High school
teams at Seattle this week. 1t was
that 1.-the Seattle team won on the
argument. but the Olympia team ex.
eelled from an oratorical standpoint
The State Tax Commission have d.
rected the Attorney General to collect
an inheritance tax from the H. V.
Sawyer estate. He died in 1903. devils
ing all his property to George E. and
J. l.. Filley. They ask that apprais-
ers be appointed as the preliminary
step for collection.
The local lodge OF Knights of Pyth-
las and the temple of the Rathboue
Sisters are arranging for joint social
session at Pythian Hall, on June 9Th.
Features OF the session will be charac-
ter sketches by Rev. A. H. Hause and
Byron Millett, aided by stereopticon
views, on the life of St. Paul.
An ordinance is before the Council
and will come up for action at the
next meeting providing for the issue
of funding bonds to the amount OF
$4,000 to take up outstanding war.
rants, which bear from eight to ten
per cent. interest. The bonds will
bear 81 per cent. interest rate.
The Thurston County Horticultural
Society will hold a meeting on Satur.
day, June I'd, at 80 O'Clock, at the
courthouse. Mrs. B. B. Lord will
address the meeting on the subject OF
Advantages of Farm Life" Mr..
Berry will tell of what can be done in
the way OF Beautifying the Farm"
Little Myrtle Docherty, six years OF
age, died yesterday morning at an
early hour, OF scarlet fever, at her par
ents, home on Eastside. Burial will
take place this afternoon, with Rev.
r. M. Hayes officiating at the grave.
The rites at the home will be private,
owing to the malignity of the disease.
J. c. Gregory recently sold the
Auburn Argus TO F. w. Panchot and
+. w. Campbell, two enterprising
newspaper men. Mr.. G. was in the
city this week accompanied by his
SOD. He is looking for another news.
paper venture in q new field. The
STANDARD office acknowledges a pleas.
ant call.
A special school election has been
called for June I'd, at the town hall,
10 determine whether Olympia Dis.
trict No. shall sell lots 5, 6, 7 and 8,
block 63, of Sylvester's plat, and the
property known as Woodland school,
part of tho Moses Head donation
claim No. SO, township Is north,
range 2 west.
Rev. A. G. Sawin came over from
Reno, Nevada, to preach the memoir.
ial sermon next Sunday, in the Bap.
tist Church, at 2:3O P. M. He also
delivered the baccalaureate address
before the graduating class OF Olympia
High school, Sunday night. Mr..
Sawin has many friends here who
extended him a cordial welcome.
Miss Janet Moore will leave the
FIRST of next week for st. Paul, to at.
tend the Eighth Biennial session OF
the General Federation OF American
Club Women. She will be acc0mpan.
led by other delegates from this State,
Miss Lombard of North Yakima, Mrs.
Harry S. Elwood OF Ellensburg, and
Mrs. M. L. Clark of Port Townsend.
John Hall, aged 80. Q well.known
pioneer. died Sunday afternoon, at the
home of his son. Fred. Hall. He
leaves wife, nearly Of his own age,
seven grown descendents, 80 grand
children and three great grand child.
rem. The funeral services were held in
the Presbyterian Church, Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. R. NJ. Hayes official.
ing.
Licenses to teach have been granted
to the following applicants in this
county who submitted papers at the
late examination: Mary B. Clougb
Katherine King, NJ. Lena Abernethy
Faith Chambers, Mrs. Clara 8. CLARK,
Evelyn George, Lucille Kinnick, Edna
Patnude, P. N. Plamondon, Beulah J.
Rankine, w. w. Sinclair and Frank
S. Glenn.
Mr.. Wallace w. Warren, OF South
Bay, is out again on the streets OF the
city. About tho middle of last Jan.
usry he met with an accident; q rock
was caught between two cable chains
in q manner to violently throw il
against one OF his lower limbs injuring
him severely. Mr.. Warren lie an in.
dustrious and honest man, and his
many friends hope for his speedy re.
cOvery.
Capital Circle No. 128, Women oil
Woodcraft, elected the following OF.
6cers for the ensuing term, Monday
evening: Guardian Neighbor, Marie
Otis; Adviser, Phoebe Waters; Magic.
ian, Lottie Grimm; Attendens, Belle
Hager; Captain of Guards, Lucinda
Wright; Inner Sentinel, Bertha Read
Outer Sentinel. Comic Hopp; Musician,
Helen Cooper; Managers. J. T. Otis,
Abbie Vauderveer and Hannah Vol.
Ter.
A boy nine years of age named