Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-12-04

coming store. Sttp INTO Ny. tptt-
field Emporium. II is an exceed
indy neat store to begin with. and
tine Stock iu>t fits. it being OF the
latest and most approved styles OF
rent .cncn wear.
Albert Cowan took the first prize
offered by the Buckeye Extract Com
pany for the best apples and il went
for the Baldwin. raised on Hart
stein Island :. II. Wc>toyrr took
Ia" second prize. the KIM. raised ON
his farm east OF town
otto Wainrick. Of Tacoma and
Miss Vera Marie Brown. daughter Of
Mrs. j l.. Brown. OF West Union
street. We're married Sunday even
ing. Til" happy couple left by the
train the same evening for Tacoma.
where they viii at present reside.
Mrs \. f.. Baldwin. who for many
years conducted the Baldwin Iodg-
ing House above the Ross Drug store.
corner Of Sixth and Main streets. has
sold out to Fred Ernst. who has been
in charge of the Caledonia. Mrs. H.
will reside in the cottage in the rear
of the Baldwin.
Ed. Jack, the Bad Indian who
unShcathcd the Scalplng knife and
dug up the tOmahawk at Mud Bay.
Il few days ago had Il preliminary
hearing before Justice Giles in the
Justice Court. Tuesday. and was
bound over to answer at the Superior
Court under thousand dollar bond.
Robert J. lloage proposes to 90
into business in Olympia. He is Il
worthy young man. and is welcomed
in our midst. There is room for
more The Hoage family are citizens
of the right kind. Like all Nebras-
kanS in Thurston county, they have
warm spot in their hearts for Mr..
, Bryan.
If you want to be strictly in style
in clothing. YOU might as well patro-
/ nize a dealer who makes it his bust
ness to buy of the leading houses.
and who sees to it that l'ettman
, always leads in fit and quality. If
You are particular you can have Gus
tom made suits at about the cost of
shelf goods.
The Republicans of Tumwater
have nominated A. Whtemarsh for
Mayor. Frank Eastman for Treas
urer, and w. l.. Carter, c. II. Lud-
ley and Chas. Taylor, for Council
man. The citizens ticket named is
,, for Mayor. William Heath; Council
men. J. c. Waddell, I. f. Tabor and
r. b. Mcintosh.
Mrs. G. y. Drury, widow of Rev.
G.. \. Drury, died Saturday night,
at her residence on Dayton street,
: from a complication of diseases. at
the age of So years. Her husband. 4
well known Baptist minister, died
e July 18th, of this year. She came
D here from Kansas, about - years
ago She leaves four grown descend
q ants.
A Sister Vincent de Paul. formerly
connected with ST. Peters hospital
, this city, died at the House of Prov
! idence, Vancouver, and the funeral
was held there Monday. She came
to this coast from Montreal, as one
u of the founders of the Northwest
mission. many years ago. Sept
18th, she celebrated the golden jubi
e lee of her religious profession.
The Commission plan, with the
power of recall, brings local ad
S ministration home to the door
: of the citizens. Responsibility il
!. easily fixed. The system is indi
l. vidual, rather than political. Under
r. such a system, in all human prob
l. ability, Olympia would be able tt
reduce the municipal expenses a
a least one half the first year.
If Mrs. Geo. Merry, for several year:
It resident of this county, died a
Liberty, Wednesday, and the flu
o neral services will be held in thi
is city to-day at IL o'clock from tn,
n Catholic church. Mrs. Merry move
" to the neighborhood of South Bay il
1876, where she resided till abOu
|; nine years ago. She has no relative:
., 81 in the county but many friends.
" The Eagles have elected the fo
lowing officers for the ensuing yeal
y President, Gordon Mackay; Vic
u: vi President, Preston w. Lott; Chal
u" lain, w. w. Binheimer; Secretary
p. d. Moore; Treasurer, Paul Detl
n, lefsen; Inside Guard, Philip f. Ste,
Is ensen; Outside Guard, John Nj
OK Bratney; Physician. r. Kincait
Trustees, Harry Ranft, Ed. Ere
he and d. Bates.
The burial of John Woerlin, til
er single maker living in the suburbs
this city, who committed suicide la
n week from a gunshot wound, W;
n buried last Friday without service
IS it being his request it should be S
". He was 81 years of age, came to tn
10. place many years ago. In 1873
on united with the Independent Ord
He of Odd Fellows, So his coming Wa
he doubtless several years before tn;
date.
is. The directors of the ThurstC
ed County Poultry Association met la
ps Saturday and decided to hold ]he
m third annual poultry exhibit in TIL
city some time early in January, Il
,,, date to be announced later on. 1t
~ expected from the interest awaken
~ that the next show will be the be
an yet held. 1t is felt that we have Il
" breeds if only the enterprise to G
hibit them, to compete with any cor
no munity in the State.
' IN The RectOr's Guild of st. JOhr
:" Church gave reception in in hon
" of Mrs. J. N. Dezendorf, its matr
tho mast two voorS at tho Rector
we Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Nj
10 D. left for Portland the next NOR
rs. ing whence they came about thr
1g- years ago. Mr.. D. has been e
ployed in the Office of the Survey
RS General and has resigned to accept
raj position with large wholesale pap
K. house in Portland.
'n' The many friends of Judge Lii
~ will regret to learn that his illnt