Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18
(,:y and Country.

Mr. TheO. l.. Brown is on the SICK
list"
Patrolman Dan McReavy is taking
a short vacation.
The Yeomen will give a dance at
the Lobby, Oh the Both inst.
Miss Josie Oppenheimer visited
friends in Seattle, this week.
Oscar Bailey, OF Shelton, was mp
on business trip, yesterday.
A daughter was born recently to
the wife of Herbert Underwood.
The days are growing too short
for the conscientious man of labor.
The Olympia Bazaar will soon
move to the Safe Deposit building.
C. A. Koeppen, aprosperous farm
er OF Yelm, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Juanita Hutchman. of Tacoma,
is the guest of Mrs. Frank NJ. Ken
ney.
Guy Rathbun has been on a visit
to Portland during the past few
days
VIM. Forbes, of Shelton, has pur-
chased the Annex saloon from Paul
Dethlefsen.
Mrs. DR.. Kohlman has gone to Sc
attic on professional business to re-
turn Sunday.
Miss Bernice Sapp has become a
member of tie Olympia local Social
list organization.
DR.. L. L. Pointer. father Of Mrs.
R. R. Streets, of this city, died at
. North Yakima, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacobson, wife OF Hans Jacob
son, the butcher, died Wednesday
morning, after brief illness.
The local high school beat the
WhitwOrth College team, at Tacoma,
Saturday, by score of IL to 3.
S. A. Calvert. former State Land
Commissioner, died Wednesday, in
Tacoma, after q few days illness.
R. M. Montgomery visited his son
Theodore in Seattle this week. who
Is on the police force Of that city.
]. B. Silk, a well-known old-time
printer, left yesterday for Tenino,
where he expects ito work on the
Neps.
Emery C. Williamson and C. V.
Boone, local Socialists. do not seem
to harmonic regarding political
methods. Harmony, harmony, boys.
James A. Hildebrand has returned
from his Northern trip, after an alb.
sence of eight months. He found bis
wife and babies well, and glad to
welcome him.
Some of the residents on Sixth
street are endeavoring to prevent
culled planking from being used in
the sidewalks. The City Engineer
is investigating.
The Olympia Socialist Local will
hold an important meeting at Ra-
heck's hall, this friday evening al
7.3O o'clock. Outsiders are invited
ana Will be welcome.
Mrs. Mecca Taylor and family.
who resided at the corner of Fifth
and Eastside streets, have moved to
Portland. VIM. r., however, still
holds down his Olympia mail route.
The Thanksgiving services in the
several churches were held last even.
ing, instead of the morning as has
been the custom. Union services
were held in the United Presbyteri.
an church.
Two of the city Oouncilmen-Ka
Ter and Mackay-nOw live in thu
country and attend it's meetings
whenever it suits their convenience.
Some provision should be made re.
quiring each member to reside in bis
district.
Mayor Harris made a phenomenal
trip to San Francisco" last week,
leaving just before the Council meet.
ing and returning the next day, al
lowing Mackay just time to get in
his malicious spite-work. Out upon
such cowardice.
Alfred. the 5.year.old son of Art
Sapp, who was struck by an engine
near Bordeaux several weeks ago,
and the flesh torn from his leg, it
was found necessary to amputate the
leg just below the knee, at the hos
pital. Wednesday.
The Rest Room" for women is a
settled proposition. from the general
interest that has been aroused.
Mrs. 7. D. Young visited Brighton
Park Tuesday to enlist Grange and
other women in the enterprise, and
the prospect OF success is now as
sured.
The many friends OF Judge Byron
Mlllett will regret to learn that he
has been the past few weeks consid.
erably lndisposed from stomach COM
PAINT. He manages to walk to his
once daily, bat his physical condi-
ton, OF course. affects his mental
aptitude.
A letter dated Anaconda, Mont.
NOV. 18th, written by ]. W. Billups,
srstwhile resident OF this city, a
wel'-known baker by trade, will be of
interest to many of his old-time
friends here. as showing that Re is
sun In the land Of the living and re-
sides in Mont.
Anybody ear see with half an eve,
tnat there is a new brain power be-
nind the Otynsp;dn. Mr.. W. H. Hal
stead, hitherto of Montana, an editor
oi experience, now has control of its
columns. The STANDARD acknowl-
e1ees a pleasant cali from that gen.
tleman, this week.