Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-07-29
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a lodge at Gate.
Mr. and Mrs. S. b. Kinsey visited
Tacoma, Sunday.
A new smokestack has been placed
on the steamer Simpson.
Thirteen hunters licenses were
issued during the month.
David Chambers, of White Bluffs.
this State, is here on visit.
J. ". Dent was in the city yester-
day. He and family will soon locate
at Black Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Littlejohn left
Monday for Burns, Or. where they
will probably reside.
Miss Nell Kinzie, was up from Sc
attic on visit to her former home
Olympia this week.
Joe Bowman and Miss Eva Nor
gan, both of Gate, will be joined in
wedlock on August 9Th.
Lawyer Troy attended the meeting
of the State Bar Association, held at
Bellingham, Wednesday.
A Claypool booster meeting is an
nounccd by the Republicans at Co.
lumbia Hall tomorrow night.
Earl W. Baker and Miss Charlotte
Miller. both of this city. were united
in marriage Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Molderhauer died
last evening at St. Peters hospital,
age 81, from complication of dis
eases.
Mallory began work on the box
sewer Wednesday after a patching Up
of the ordinance to make it hold
water
Cal. McClelland has filed for tho
Democratic nomination for Sheriff.
He would make a competent and
faithful officer.
Fred Carlyon is now considering
the feasibility of holding county
fair in September, ut the Driving
Park near Tumwater.
Judge Mitchell attended meeting
of the Superior Court Judges and af-
forwards a meeting OF the State
Bar Association, at Bellingham. this
week.
Revenue officers from the cut.
ter Scout raided the China quar-
tiers in this city yesterday in search
of struggled opium. None was
found.
Mrs. Matte Gilmore, who now re-
sides with her son at Everett, was
up this week on visit to friends.
She still retains considerable prop
erty in this city.
James Wilson, Secretary OF Agri-
culture of Taft's cabinet, visited this
city Wednesday, to consult with
Supervisor Benedict regarding the
Forestry service.
Congressman McCredie has filed
for reelection to the position he
holds of Congressman. 1t is always
found difficult to choke off prOfes.
sional office holder.
f. A. Warner and H. C. Ellis, OF
South Bay, were callers at our Office
Tuesday. They report that rain is
needed in their locality very much
at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FOrres ter. oil
Southern California. were in Olym-
pia, Wednesday, visiting friends.
Mr.. Forester has small fruit ranch
twelve miles from Los Angeles.
w. w. Webster, a well-known
stenographer of this city, who has
been taking a law course at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, is on q visit
home but will return soon to finish
his studies.
DR.. David Mitchell has begun suit
against the Northern Pacific Railway
for the burning OF pasture from a
locomotive spark just three years
ago-July %. 1a07-brought by
Vance & Parr.
A. p. Howard, of Pittsburg, Pa,
President OF the Olympia Develop
ment Company. has arrived from the
East for conference with the officers
of the company to consider matters
under contemplation.
Fred. Cottcr. of this city, was
married at Tacoma to Miss Emily G..
kingsbury, last Friday. They will
live at Elbe for the present, where
the groom is employed in field work
for the State Engineer.
At special meeting of the Coun.
Gil Wednesday evening, the city ac-
cepteda deed to that part Of Ounce
street and Bigelow avenue which had
not been formally dedicated to the
city. The plat was filed yesterday.
Little Melissa Oades, nine years OF
age, OF Moclips, formerly of this city.
has an attack of infantile paralysis,
and is now under treatment at the
genera hospital at Hoquiam. She is
improving, but not yet able to walk.
A big picnic was held at Offut's
iaKe Wednesday, consisting of bust
ness men from Chehalis, Centralia,
ienlno and Bucoda. Quite a num-
Der were present from this CITY. It
Is said that about 1000 people at
tended.
yrs. Maryette BALDWIN died yes
teroay, at her home on Sixth street,
after lingering illness. Deceased
was bora 10 Indiana, in 1916, and
came Sn TO Olympia in the carly 8Os.
one IS survived by a husband and
one sister, Miss Stevens.
Many of the Superior Court Judges
IN session at Beliiugham, this week.
VIII ask the next Legislature to in.
crease their salaries, claiming g, 900
year is too small. The STANDARD
eoes not believe Judge Mitchell will
JOIN in any such request.
ramona Grange 2. of II. have al
ready began making arrangements
'or a Dig picnic to be held at some