Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-06-25

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A...,' WISE is on Il visit TO the
Sc4tt..,>p.~.'.pu.
The lower N,>qa y orid.e is I'M
dcrgouE extensive repairs.
! Daughter born, few days
ago. 10 ':' ~jtcof John Lynch, Jr
Thr longest days Of the year were
passed th.S week, on the 2l>t and
\ Sun Was born. Sunday. to the
wife Off. Fe.a. who resides on Adams
street.
Mis-, Mabel Glass, of Seattle, is
visiting Miss Lena Hanna at Gull
liarbor
Misses Birdie and Lizzie Kegley
have been spending the past few days
in SEATTLE
1t is sad that impeachment pro-
ceedingS against Schively viii begin
in the House to-day.
Albert trucker is contemplating
the construction of commodious
residence at South Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Brown will
spend the Summer at The FRS. a
few miles down the bay.
Mrs. James Laoityr left for Kent,
Nd, .l..,- Shnrf ,-iSit
ncctcd with lodge affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. RciSenweber have
returned from California to again
make Olympia their home.
Howard G.. CoSgrove, son of the
late Governor of this State, has
opened law Office in Seattle
The Rose Show, Wednesday, was a
marked success, and the display was
one of the best ever made in this
city.
An entertainment and strawberry
social will be given by the ladies of
Brighton Park Grange tomorrow
Saturday evening.
Oscar Grout and his bride, nee Eva
White, have returned from their
wedding trip and propose to settle
down to housekeeping.
Mrs. Mary Thoma left yesterday
for Gooding. Idaho, to reside with
her daughter, who is operating a
photograph gallery there.
The Misses Sylvester, Frances and
Eunice, spent last Sunday with their
mother who resides at the old ranch
temporarily at South Bay.
MIR. Fred r. Brown of Portland,
Of late has paid frequent visits to
Olympia. his former home, looking
after his property interests.
Eugene Lorton has resigned his
position of member of the Board of
Control, to devote his full time to his
paper at Walla Walla, the Bulletin.
Carl W. Shahan and Miss Eunice
Wiley were married at the home of
the brides parents, Tuesday after
noon. Rev. r. NJ. Hayes officiating.
r. H. Coates and Miss Ada f. ,
daughter of David Chambers, were
united in marriage, Tuesday, at the
Presbyterian manse, by Rev. r. NJ.
Hayes.
Charles GuiberSOn, an employee Of
the Eastside market, had two middle
fingers of his left hand severed, Mon
day, while working on the sausage
machine.
The House has passed a bill for
abolition of the Office of Insurance
Commissioner, but it is said that it
cannot muster enough votes to pass
the Senate.
Two Democrats were elected from
Douglas and Grant counties at the
special election lately held, to sue
coed Campbell, who was defeated for
Representative
Mrs. Charles Farrell and daughter,
Mrs. Al. Brucker, were in from
South Bay, Wednesday. The STAND
ARD has been continuous visitor to
the Farrell home for 81 years.
Miss Janet Moore has been chosen
President of the State Federation of
WOmen'S Clubs, at the session held
this week in Seattle, and Miss Helen
CowleS was elected Corresponding
Secretary.
The County Auditors of the State
are in session here. to suggest some
changes in the school code. if the
legislators in special session consider
1t their province to open up general
matters Of legislation.
The question in the argument of a
case before the Supreme Court, last
Tuesday, was raised that a chattel
mortgage given on exempt personal
property by the husband without
joining the wife, is void.
Miss Maude Scofeld, of Tacoma,
was united in marriage, Tuesday
noon, at the home of her parents in
that city, to George Tart, also of
that city. The bride is a niece of
VIM. Scotield, of this city.
The Woman's Guild of St. John S
Church, this city, at the semi-annual
sale, last Saturday, cleared about
$50. The display of needlework per-
formed by the energetic ladies OF
this society is commendable.
Miss Bessie Friedman is home
from the State Normal school. The
STANDARD predicts a bright future
Tor this gifted young lady, who has
Succeeded 50 admirably at one of our
State educational institutions.
Byron Millett has obtained, before
justice Giles, a Judgment against
Robert Alland on a note of hand
gwen in the summer of 1903, for $50
ana interest. The aggregate amount,
including costs, being about S34.
Gov. Hay has appointed A. C.
U,aiiIac, Of this city, member of
,ne Commission to revise insurance
laws OF the State, codify the same