Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-09-21

family, near this city. She will prob
ably remain couple Of months.
William Huntlev and Miss Addie
NJ. Ames, of Gull Harbor, were united
In marriage Sunday, by Rev. W. S.
crockett, at the home Of the bride q
parents. They will reside at South
/ Bay.
The County Commissioners have de-
cided to allow the people of Rainier to
vote upon the application of c. A.
Burnham for a saloon license, on Oct.
9th. The polls will be open from to
) +. NJ.
The Sophomore class OF the High
School elected the following officers,
Monday; President, Lavina Wilson {;
Vice President, May Burr: Secretary
and Treasurer, Ethel Coulter, and
Sergeant-at Arms, Frank Iscene.
Ralph Hopkins. of Seattle, has paid
ESQ for the privilege of shooting game
ont OF season in this county, from his
automobile. which is one instance that
shows that the man behind the barrow
Is the equal Of tie man in the auto.
Harold Goddard met with a pain
full accident at the Westside mill,
Monday, while using an adze, with
which tool he WAS not accustomed,
AMI by a miss-lick cut a cash in his
ankle about an inch long sevc'ing an
artery and chopping out a piece of the
bone, necessitatiug the intervention
of surgeon to keep him from bleeding
to death
Our Hebrew population observed
yesterday Is their New Year, or Rosh.
hashona. The observance generally
lasts two days, but in a religious sense
only; as the first of Nizan, correspond
ing nearly to our first of April, is the
real Jewish New Year. While services
we're not held here, in the absence OF a
eynagogne, the several stores OF people
of that denomination were closed yes.
terday.
And now the telephone building has
been delayed from scarcity of laborers.
The carpenters this time are at fault.
The high.school building. the Win.
stanley Blankenship and the Cham.
bers have been subjected to vexstious
delays from want of labor and supplies,
and Mr.. Lemon has abandoned his
plan for erection of stone building
this year, on account of the scarcity
and consequent high price OF cement.
The City Council, Monday night,
granted the request of the State to
vacate Washington street, between
Sixth and Seventh, fronting the
State house, and thus connecting the
grounds with Sylvester park already
donated by the city for use as the
capitol site. Mr.. Mottman, through
his attorney George Funk, protested,
and will probably claim damages TO
his brick building, the Reed block, as
a business site.
Miss Anna V. Tarbell and Frank
Webster Hinsdale, were united In
marriage, Wednesday evening, at the
Congregational Church in this city,
Rev. E. r. Loomis officiating. The
bride has resided almost her whole
life time in this city and is held in
high esteem by all who know her. and
the groom bears . reputation OF being
worthy of the good fortune his mar
riage involves. After the wedding.
feast at the home OF the bride, the
happy couple left by train on their
wedding tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Mccarthy,
formerly of Olympia. now reside at
Walla Walla, where Mr.. Mccarthy is
acting as salesman for a milling food
company. 1t will be remembered
that Mrs. Mccarthy was. in years
agone, favorably known as Adelaide
Williams, q popular teacher at the
Washington school, in the primary
department., while Prof. Halves was
our City Superintendent. Mr.. Nc.
Csrthy has written friends in this
place mentioning, en- PEASANT, that M.
G.. Royal is practiciug law in Walla
Walla.
Prizes were awarded by the Civic
Club to children for fower.culture as
follows, this week: let Ward, Maud
Holman, first prize So and Frances
Weston and Don Brown second prizes.
81. I'd Ward, no prizes awarded.
Sd Ward, Clara Hartman, fret, and
John Vandevere and Eskil Hawkins,
second; 4th Ward, Chelsea Marshall.
first, and George Wetherbee second
5th Ward, Willie Foster. first. and
Gene Brownlee and Alice Horton,
second; 9Th Ward, Vera Dinsmore,
fret, and Ida Blake and Rebecca Far
low, second.
Gordon Mackay, on behalf of the
Olympia Wine and Liquor Co., with.
drew their application before the
Council, Monday night, for q license
to open . Wholesale liquor house in
the Mckinney building. As Q license
was granted, however, for . retail
business in the Woodruff building. the
same evening, it really looks as if il
may be the mythical rose in another
name. The wholesale proposition was
asked in the name Of Mike Jacobs
and the retail license was granted to
Albert Waugh. It seems that the
former proposition was downed by the
open sentiment of the clergy and the
secret opposition of those dealing in
the ardent, union of forces as unique
Is it was controlled by widely diverse
motives.