Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-04
G: and Country.

city on business.
There IS still time to register for
the city election.
Frank CLAYTON still suffers from
rheumatic troubles.
Frank Schmidt left Tuesday on an
extended Eastern trip.
Mis-, ida Weckure and Laban
Wenrz we're married last evening.
Hawley y. King is indisposed.
His nervous forces need mending.
Henry Hit and Miss Helen NJ.
Pierce were united in marriage, yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Higgins,
of Lacey, were visiting in the city,
Tuesday.
Grant Talcott has been wrestling
with a siege of grippe during the
past few days.
Charles Patnude, the mason, is
seriously i'll. His affection seems to
be cancer of the stomach.
Charles Rohr and Mrs. Florence A.
Henderson were married Sunday.
Rev. J. NJ. Orrick officiating.
H. Scheldrup, manager of the
Olympia Meat Market, has moved
his family from Tacoma to this city.
Mrs. l.. F. Schmidt has returned
from a visit to her daughter in Port
land, who is attending St. Helen s
hall.
The Aberdeen football team came
over Saturday and counted game
with the Highschool team on score
of Ga to 0.
State Treasurer Lewis has taken
up 800, 900 more of the States bond.
ed indebtedness, reducing the total
to 500, 900.
William Littlejohn, of GULL Har-
Dor. was in the city, Saturday. His
health is somewhat better than it
was last winter.
Suffrage rally at the Olympia thea
ter this (Friday) evening, at 8 clock.
Good speakers, music, cheer. Come
every body. Tell your friends.
Mrs. Roder.ck Sprague and daugh-
ter will leave this afternoon for
White Bluffs, Benton county. where
Mr.. S. is engaged in the fruit bust
ness.
Stephen Gray is clearing lots be-
longing to the TalcOtt Brothers just
east of the city. The timber cut
therefrom is said to make good fire.
wood.
A new floor is being put in the fire
barn, and in the meantime the appa-
ratus occupies temporarily quarters
in the Chesser barn, 522 Columbia
street.
Hugh Stickln is again in charge
of the Sticklin undertaking parlOrs.
Mrs. S., who was recently operated
upon at St. Peters hospital, is i'm
proving.
The Chamber of Commerce and
Commercial Club have extended an
invitation to the National Grange to
hold its meeting in November, next
year, in Olympia.
An artesian well has been driven
in the rear of the China" restaur-
ant, on the Weir lot near the foot of
Main street. and a good flow tapped
at depth of 1875 feet.
Mrs. A. r. Rideout, a former resi-
dent of this city, died in Tacoma yes
terday. The funeral is announced
fer tomorrow, at which a number of
our people will be present.
Major" Brown has been appoint
. Secretary to the,head OF the Interior
Department at Washington, r. A.
Ballinger. He is a brother Of James
h. Brown. of this city, the well-known
newspaper man.
Former Superior Court Judge, OF
Spokane. W. E. Richardson. is an
nounced to speak on the subject OF
Socialism" tomorrow evening at
7:3O, at Labor hall. corner of Third
and Washington streets.
Our city now has a full-fedged
candy factory, conducted by William
Pelin, who contemplates supplying
the wholesale as well as the retail
trade His place of business is on
Fourth and Franklin streets.
The residents of Westside having
raised the subsidy required by the
street railway company for extend
ing their car service to that suburb,
the game is made" as they say in
rondo and the next move to be made
is Roll. "
Henry c. Hit, son of the State
Librarian, ard Miss Helen Marcella
Pierce, daughter of the landlord and
hostess of the Mitchell Hotel, have
secured license to marry and the
wedding will take place at the hol-
stery soon.
j. c. Law. af Sioux City, Iowa, is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Sargent.
About a yeac ago Mr.. Law purchased
house and LOT of widow Bryan. OPP
poslte thu hospital, and came West
10 look after his property and bust
ness interests.
}. c. Lawrence, OF the State Rail-
road Commis ,icn, left Tuesday morn
Ing, for the Fast. to attend the an
nual meeting OF the National AS
ISOLATION of Railroad Commissioners,
winch cCnveneS some time this month
In Washington.
Bids will be opened at the State
mouse on next Friday, the llth inst. =,
1or building 4 iine home for the State
historical Society. in Tacoma, near
the stadium on a site donated by the
Guy; The last Legislature appropri-
ated so 900 for its erection.
SATURDAY afternoon, on East Sixth
street near tne Talcott residence, an
automobile Owned by the Morris gar
rag company, became imbedded in
mud necessitating the services of a