Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-07-01
G. and Country.

Jesse Bowman, Tuesday.
Judge Norris of the Supreme
Court visited Seattle this week.
Mrs. jeff Whitney, of Ballard, is
visiting her father. Robt. McNair.
D. S. Is. Henry went ont to Grand
Mound yesterday to survey a tract
OF land.
Warren T.. Dunkleberger has ac-
ceprcd d position rendered him by
the Olympia Knitting Mills.
Howard Coles and Miss Violet
Muir were married at the home OF
the brides mother at Tumwater,
Monday.
The admission at Canyons Driv.
ing Park, July 4, will be: Children
Csc. adults 50c., and 25c. extra for
the grand stand.
Mrs. f. W. Tinkham, of Tacoma,
was, last Saturday and Sunday. re-
newing old acquaintanceship with
former friends in the capital city.
Tuesday the Multnomah brought
over six convicts, en- route from
Nome, sentenced to serve time at
the u. S. prison, on McNeil's Island.
The office of the Olympia Water
Company has been moved to the
building lately bought of Gordon
Mackay, corner of Third and Colum.
bia streets.
The Country Club opened its Sum.
mer season at Buffers Cove, of which
resort they have exclusive control,
by lease, yesterday, with a few IN
vited friends.
Mrs. Byron MilIett, after a seven
weeks visit at her mothers home in
Carver, Mimi, has returned. Dur.
ing her visit she experienced con.
siderable hot weather.
Mrs. Viretta Talcott Marble. oil
Seattle, is expected to pay visit tc
her old home-Olympia-in a few
days. At latest accounts the state
of her health was improving.
Preparing written instructions in
the trial of jury cases. before the
arguments of lawyers, after the sub.
mission OF the evidence, is somewhat
onerous on the part of the court.
Corporation taxes to the State be-
came delinquent yesterday, the 3Ott
ult., and the Secretary of State is re-
quired to collect $3.50, in addition tt
the SIS due from each for renewal.
Clarence V. Boone returned from
Seattle after an absence Of about ter
days. During his absence he evi.
IDENTIFY gained some new points con-
corning the decline of surplus value.
The prospective marriage Of Mis-.
Elsie Chem. daughter of JOSEPH
Cheim, an old-time merchant Of thi:
city, has been announced for DC
tober, to Otto Mayer, Of San Fran
cisco.
Miss Edith Boesl. Of Portland. il
visiting friends in the city. She il
o daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
BOesl, old-time residents Of Olympia
The STANDARD acknowledges o pleas
ant cali.
Miss lola Gruhlke has returned
from st. Louis, at which city sh'
attended the National Women
League Convention as delegat'
representing the local branch q
Olympia.
Miss Bertha Davidson aad Georg'
Selvidge. both of this city. were mar
ried Monday evening by Rev. Orrick
at the home of the brides cousin
Mrs. Ben Adams. living on cas-
Fourth street.
Fred. w. Convery has bought tn
Goddard bungalo, on Rogers avenue
Westside. The prospect OF car-ex
tension to the western suburb ha
had this effect even before the worl
has commenced.
1t is reported that the Seattl
Automobile Club, is planning t
make the run from Seattle to Gray
Harder, tomorrow. 1t is said tina
the 100 autos of the association vii
pass through our city.
The work on the Eastside FL
will have to wait until the bi,
sewer is constructed, and as tina
matter is still up in the air tn
dredger may get tired OF waitin,
and depart for pastures new"
Highway Commissioner Bowlby
repor ted as authority for the state
ment that crushed rock may be pre-
duced by convict labor at so cents
yard, whereas it costs the State 8
per yard when produced by FREE
labor.
Geo. H. Anderson and few OF hi
neighbors feel the proposed stree
improvements in District No. 81
embracing Boundary and East Sixtl
streets, may become too expensive
Tor the pocketbooks just at the pres
ent time.
One OF the largest property owner
residing in Fourth street addition
east OF the city limits, remarked re
Gently that if the city limits shall
De extended to embrace this add
lsup ne VIII put sGIne cheap rea
estate on the market.
A double wedding OF Indians tool
place at the home of James Tobin
also an Indian at Oyster Bay
Yesterday afternoon, when a son and
daughter OF James were united Il
Two members of the +. +. ". respec
lively, a Ia Amer1can.
Willie Blake, the l4-vcar-old Sol
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Blake. Will,
practlclng gymnastics in the yard a
MS home on the Westside, a few
oays ago. fell, breaking both bone.
o, MS left arm, a few inches abov,
the wrist and dislocating the elbow.
Daniel Kelsey. 80 years of age
dieo at the home of his daughter
Mrs. VIM. Beckwith, in this city