Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-06

Miss Helen COwles was a recen
visitor to friends at Shelton.
Harry Hardin. of the Carlton. i.
attending the fair at Puyallup.
l.. y. Rice, Of Yelm. was bust
ness visitor TO the city, Monday.
Joe Patnude, vino has been seri
ously ill, is reported as improving.
Miss Georgia Hunter has returned
from visit to down Sound points.
Barbara Shcarer was granted a di
vorce from James Shearer, Monday.
Mrs. NJ. V. Rose, the dress maker
visited down Sound points, this week
A fre-hydrant has been orderet
placed on Fifth and Franklin streets
Happy" NeylOn has been quit
i'll this week with hemorrhage of tn
lungs.
Twin girls were bern to John +
Douglas and wife, of Wapato, Il feS
days ago.
Clarence V. Boone has taken til
job to paint the residence of DR.. r
NJ. Hayes.
Mrs. Byron Mi!lett visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Morse. at Fern Hill. dur
ing the week.
Miss Annie Schively has gone t.
Vance, Lewis county, where she viii
teach school
The drilling rain at close intervals
gives forecast of what we may ex
pect later on.
1t is said the Socialists are trying
to induce Miss Frances Sylvester t.
run for Mayor.
Last Saturday, lawyer f. N. Steel,
visited Tacoma on business, return
ing the following day.
Superior Judge Sol Smith of Pa
cific county, was pleasant caller a
the STANDARD Office yesterday.
H. A. Adair. of South Bay, mad,
several large shipments of King APP
Piles to outside points this week.
A dwelling house belonging t.
Mrs. Noble, on Eastside, was de
stroyed by fire last Friday night.
Miss Ella Iverson and Clarenc,
Claussen, both of Olympia. wer,
married, at Victoria, few days ago
Beautiful cluster lights now adorr
the driveway on Capitol park at thu
front entrance of the State building
The football season opened a
Athletic park Saturday afternoon
between Puyallup and the Olympic
eleven.
Clarence Ruddell, the barber, anG
Miss Margaret Mulho.land, both o.
this city, were recently united ir
marriage.
The County Auditor has very prop
erly refused to issue q hunting
license to boy much under the age
of manhood
A son was born to Mrs. Frank Pal
mer. Monday, in this county. The
mother was formerly Miss Nell Sha.
han, of this city.
James Fitzsimmons and Mrs. Myrta
Phillips, both of this city, we're unit
ed in marriage, Monday, by Judge
John r. Mitchell.
Peter Nelson. the efficient clerk
in Claude Antisdel's store, has been
suffering with a severe cold durin
the present week.
There were eleven births and one
death in Olympia proper, last month
according to the report of DR.. Kin.
caid, Health Officer.
Mrs. R. NJ. Van Eaton has re.
turned to her home at Rochester, af.
YER a pleasant visit to her son, J. A.
Van Eaton, of Westside.
George Stuth has lost another bi.
cycle. it being the third that has
rolled away from him through some
human agency unknown.
Hugh Ross. the popular druggist,
limps about with the use of a cane,
caused by heavy piece of wood fall.
Ing on his foot, crushing it.
The Thurston County Woman's Ed
ucatlonal club will meet Tomorrow
afternoon. a good musical and liter
airy programme will be rendered.
Miss Ida Hill, teacher in one oil
the Tacoma schools, visited with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hill, OF
snls city, Saturday and Sunday.
AT the Congregational church Mon
1ay, J. A. Burbee of Chehalis, and
MISS Rose Spring of Centralia, were
united In marriage, by the pastor.
revival services begin in the Bap-
'lst church Nov. 18th, conducted by
evangelist W. c. Driver. an expert
eoceo conductor Of that line OF work.
The Light & Power Co. have COM
pieted their car-track on Third and
eoutn on Water to Fourth street and
ore now heading toward the West
Inc foundation OF the Boardman
pudding on Washington and Fourth
uds oeen laid, and the false work to
:ae heightof tue building, one story,
Is in place.
ION hippur, the Jewish holiday,
%ean Sunday night at & o'clock and
oon tlnued a hours and was very
generally general observed by our Hebrew
.,the total enrolment in the CITY
~ neuoois Tor September, the first
a,onth OF resumption was 1886. or 80
~ excess OF the enrolment for that
month last year.
v;s nlaen White and wife recently
n .siteu the fair at North Yakima.
VI return they reported having had