Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-16
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cOuVcr, fulS week.
The Woman $ Club are planning
for baby bazaar in the near future.
Frank, son of Fred. Stocking, will
attend the State University this
year.
I}ige Eddy is now engaged in get
ting out poles, piles, ties and wood
al Ycim
The State W. C. T. U. Convention
meets in this city from Sept 3lst to
Oct. 9th.
Thad Child. the printer. has gone
to SunnySide, where he and his wife
may locate.
W. f. Haycox, of this city, has
been nominated for Congress by the
Prohibitionists.
J. B. Cutter. the real estate man,
visited Little Rock and vicinity last
Monday on business.
About half hundred hunters held
banquet in the Women's club
building last evening.
The fog was so thick yesterday
morning that one could not see OBJ
jects across the street.
A. w. Stewart, aged SO, an old
time Olympian. died at his home
near SUMNER, Monday.
Miss Mary Diven will go to Walla
Walla, Sunday, to resume her stud
les at Whitman College.
Forest Kegley, of this city. was
united in marriage, Wednesday, at
Seattle. to Miss Winifred West.
William MCGOWAN, better known
as Big Bill" plead guilty of gamb-
ling and paid his fine yesterday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Brackett has completely re-
covered from infantile paralysis.
Edwin Goodwin, aged II years,
was adjudgcd insane and taken to
the Steilacoom asylum, this week.
Miss Minnie Goldsby and Ole w.
LOOMS, merchant at Little Rock,
were married in this city. Tuesday.
Gordon Billings intends to leave
TO-DAY for Fairbault. Mimi, to at
tend the Shattuck Military academy.
Prof Akin. a graduate of the
State College at Pullman, will have
charge of Olympia high school this
year.
Mrs. A. L. Kreider left Sunday
for visit to her daughter, Mrs. A.
+. Biner, who resides in Phoenix,
BE-
Charley Henry, who returned from
a surveying trip in Lewis county,
recently. left Wednesday for Ray
mOnd.
The dredgcr Tacoma commenced,
Wednesday, singing mud on the
Eastside fill, another Tacoma made"
product.
Frank Howard, of Raymond, and
Miss Hildose Forsman. of South
Bend, were married in this city,
Saturday.
Miss Philippine Schmidt, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Schmidt,
has gone to Portland to enter St.
Helen's Hall.
A jury term of the Superior Court
is this year set for November in
stead Of September, the regular time
for that term.
The Supreme Court has declared
unconstitutional the law of 1909
eliminating insanity as defense in
criminal prosecutions.
The dredger Tacoma has been
towed to the Eastside waterway in
order to get ready for the big fill OF
the Nozzle Creek slough.
Miss Dora Nomcnsen left Wednes.
day for Franklin on an indefinite
visit with view of recovering from
disagreeable attack of hay fever.
The Washington State Fair that
meets at North Yakima from Sept.
goth to Oct. 1st inclusive, has set
apart Sept. 2ath for WOman's Day.
Donald Barry, aged three years,
died at the home OF his parents on
Friday of last week, of what was
pronounced cerebro-spinal meningi.
tbs.
And now Judge Robinson and F.
W. Hays are still fighting the cele-
brated Sullivan case for the costs &C.
corded Marie Corrau, claiming the
estate
DIR. CarlyOn and A.. w. Deming
Seem to have seen the handwrit-
Ing and have at the eleventh hour
climbed into the Poindexter band.
wagon
Mrs. Hans Jacobson is reported to
be Ill with heart trouble. Her ill.,
ness at one time vas considered SER
lous but later she is said to be i'm. |
proving
Mr.. Geo. E. Higgins was in the
city last Wednesday wearing his |
customary happy smile. The result |
OF Tuesdays Primaries did not ar.
pear to worry him.
The dense smoke still prevails, in
dicating that a right smart sprinkle"
o! rain at times the past fortnight
mas had very little effect in extinguish-
ment OF forest fires.
A debate or Woman S suffrage will |
De held Oct. 4th, by Misses Frances
n; sylvester and bernice Sapp in the
a'hrlnatlve and Z. Y. Steele and H. /
l.. Parr for the negative.
John Byrne is visiting OLYMPIA.
ana temporarily ia charge of the
DALEY Store while James f. visits the
other SIDE OF the mountains. He
VIII remain about week. /
T. Cregan, a rancher, found i'll in
n'e cao'n near the old Nesqualy
bridge several weeks ago, and taken
10 the hospital for treatment. died
last Saturday. He had no known
relatives and ,rao .. ,o..-.