Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23
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The 10th volume OF Washington
Law Reports is out.
Band Master n. C. Davis is organ
ling Il juvenile band,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Faulkner visit
cd Tacoma, this week.
Drilling for oil is soon to commence
in the vicinity of Tenino.
Judge Mitchell went to Shelton
last evening to hold court.
Mrs. John b. Allen, of Seattle, was
a recent visitor to this city.
The Nesqually steel bridge will be
open to the public next week.
Mrs. Grace Wheeler, of California,
is visiting Mrs. c. H. Guiberson.
DIR. D. W. Hull returned, Tuesday,
from q trip to down-Sound points.
The Y. NJ. C. A. building is now
held down by a mortgage of $l5. 900.
Miss Lovina Wilson has gone to
Seattle to enter the State University.
George Bigelow has filed notice of
candidacy for retention in the same
position.
Several valuable dogs fell victims
to tie dog poisoner during the past
few days.
Melvin A. House and Miss Rena
o Bannon were married in this city,
Wednesday.
A case of diphtheria is reported in
he Crodle family, who live near
,ffutt's Lake.
Mrs. J. A. Balmer, Jr.. of Gle
Elum. is visiting with her aunt. Mrs.
Byron Millett.
William C. Blakeslee and Mrs.
Ida w. Cleveland were recently unit.
ed in marriage.
Robert Mum, of Tumwater, will
leave. Monday, for Pullman. to at
tend the State College.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller returned to
Seattle to-day after a weeks visit to
relatives and friends here.
Sam Percival, right of way agent
for the State Highway Commission,
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Cynthia Gilmore, aged IS,
died att her home at Tenino, on the
10th inst, from tuberculosis.
J. B. Stentz, Sol Meyer and Jos.
Reder have been selected to have
charge of the Made-in-O Olympia Fair.
The annual State Convention oil
the W. c. T. U. meets in this city on
the Both inst. and will hold a session
till Oct. 4th.
The call for bipartisan Judici-
airy convention to be held in Tacoma
on the 18th inst, with Is signatures.
has been filed.
Pat O'Brien has purchased a lot
near the corner Of Main and Union
streets, on which he proposes to
erect fine residence.
John Hanson, of Everett, has been
re-appointed member of the Board
of Managers of the State Reforma-
tory at Monroe, by Gov. Hay.
Thirty-two dollars and a gold
watch were stolen by burglar who
went through the pockets of dodgers
at the Central hotel at Tenino, Sum-
day night.
Fred. H. Turple and Miss Edna
Thompson, of Little Rock. were
married Sunday afternoon, Rev. A.
Anderson, OF Oakville. performing
the ceremony.
Florence Crismap, the 17.year-old
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. E. B. Girls
man, formerly Of this city, commit
ted suicide at Shelton, Saturday, by
taking strychnine.
Mrs. Verna Elpick. aged "a, died
on the 18th inst. Funeral services
were held from the Christian church
Sunday. and intcrment was made in
Masonic cemetery.
Since the result Of the late primar-
les many OF the State-house officials
use the word revolutionary" quite
frequently. This word, like patriot
ism, may be overworked.
Joseph Deibler, an aged resident
of Tumwater. fell in a fainting spell
in front of Lyric hal, Monday. and
sustained some injury by his head
striking against the pavement.
Mrs. W. D. Lilly was quite badly
burned, about the hands and face.
yesterday afternoon. while extingush-
ing flames in the basement of her
home on San Francisco street.
o. D. Shaw, q farmer on Bush
prairie, completely severed the left
thumb OF his hand near the middle
joint, Tuesday. while splitting wood,
from misguided stroke of an AK.
The alarm of fire turned in from
Box AZ at the head of Main street
was by a crossed electric wire. The
same wire set off the same fire-box
again yesterday morning about 9
o'clock.
IT is said that Vaughn Tanner and
Bill Hopkins are manifestipg symn-
toms OF insurgency. Others less
prominent in State politics think
the Old standpat brand of Republi-
canlsm will come back.
is' Ileha bltler Vate wife OF
august Schneider, deceased has,
after twelve years OF litigation, es-
taollshed her right to the insurance
OF her former husband. in the Inde
pendent Order of Foresters.
Plckpockets prevail at the South
western Washington Fair. Fred. w.
Lewis Secretary OF the State Grange,
was a Victlm of one OF the light
fingered gentry yesterday. having
had his pocket picked Of 4 wallet con-
tanning $80.
IL cost Claypool - 134 to attempt
70 capture the nomination for Con
gresham il the I'd district. War