Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-10-28

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apace.
An [. S postal bank is to be es-
tablished IN Olympia.
Boulevard Grange will celebrate
Halloween Saturday night.
J. u. Christensen, of Little Rock,
has been arrested on a charge of
wife beating.
Alkaline Kohlman is up from Sc
attic on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Emile kohlman.
Four estates paid Inheritance taxes
aggregating over $3.50 into the
State treasury last week.
F.. n. Steele is slowly recovering
from his severe cold. His affection
manifeSts itself in his countenancc.
Mr.. Hugh Ross, the popular drug
gist, has sister from Philadelphia
visiting with his family in this city.
W. J. Mccarthy, of Seattle, was
in the city yesterday. He is repre-
senting the Garden City Milling Co.
Mrs. Jeanette Thompson Board
man, of Alaska. is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thomp-
son.
A good roads meeting will be held
in Walla Walla, beginning Nov. 30.
1t is hoped that our county will be
well represented.
The father-in-law of DIR. John
Barnes, who recently came from
Kansas, is i'll at the doctors resi-
dence on Westside.
L. f. Schmidt, of the Olympia
Brewing Company, of Tumwater,
has just returned from trip to his
former home in Montana.
Rev. f. L. Swick will lecture on
Hypnotism" at Mallory's hall, Sun
day, at 3 P. NJ, under the auspices OF
the local Spiritual society.
The Olynpian has a new editor.
This one comes from Montana, but
his start indicates that his dope
will be of the Tacoma make.
Frost three mornings in success
sion presage rain. Three of these
haye come, and we may now antici-
pate the coming of the deluge.
The Y. M. c. A. is to celebrate
Halloween Monday night, en- mask.
with a basket bali game and several
comical acts for the entertainment
of visitors in the gallery.
Gov. Hay has issued a requisition
upon the Governor of Nebraska for
the return of Bert Schuman to Sc
attic to answer for kidnapping and
committing an unnatural crime. !.
Judge Richardson, of Spokane,
nominee for Supreme Judge on the
Socialist State ticket may come to
Olympia on November 9Th to address
the faithful at the Barth meeting.
The tea given last Wednesday af-
ternOOn in the crept of st. John s
Church, under the auspices of the
Woman s Guild was a very pleasant
affair. There were about thirty
ladies present.
1t is proposed to place Civil En-
cheering under license prohibition,
the permit to be granted only after
a satisfactory examination and at
least six years experience in doing
engineer work.
1t is a matter of profound regret
that the glad smile and cordial hand
shake now so much in evidence
among the several candidates, have
about only nine days more to cheer
the heart of the doubling voter.
A new coach is diligently en-
gagged in putting new wrinkles in the
game of football as taught to the
high school students. Let US hope
they will not be developed to the
discredit of useful crincles in the
brain.
A smoker has been arranged for
Saturday evening, Nov. 9Th, to top
off the visit of inspection by Com
mander-in-Chie r. H. Jacoby, of Sc.
attic, of the local camp of U. S.
Spanish war veterans. 1t at pres
ent includes about 80 members.
A pleasing surprise party vas
given Mrs. Countryman, Of Oyster
Bay. last Friday, by number of her
friends, previous to her departure
for her old home in Boston. A beau
tiful present was. given her as Q
souvenir from her Western friends.
Settling of the Funk-VolIand
building over the front entrance OF
the shoe-store on the first floor.
necessitates the use Of wooden beams
to save the plato glass in the side
lights and show windows until such
time as steel Intel can be procured.
The Rertc,c is about to inaugurate
a long cherished hankering to pub
lisi, small daily issue, and the Re-
eoFder reports that the Democratic
paSh now on deck foster the scheme
to divide and conquer. 1t also
'atimates that T. J. Kegley is to edit
the same.
TIE mornings the past few days
have been frosty, succeeding cold
but clear nights, the kind OF weather
that starts the sap in the Hoosier
tnap.e-tree districts, and reminds
one OF the lines OF Autumn" When
the frost is on the pumpkin and the
fodder in the shock"
Albert Hayiland the t. year-old
Telino boy who shot a horse belong
fng TO Mark Drake, Was arrigned
before Judge Mitchell Monday, and
as be refused to plead, the Judge or
dered Z plea Of not guilty entered,
and the case will come up at the No
seinhec lary term. In the meantime
lie remains in Jail.
a " house warming" was accorded
ihe Rev Methodist pastor, Rev.
CHARLES A. Bowen, and family, in
the church parlors, by about 200
members of the church and their
friends, Wednesday evening. 1t was