Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-11-10

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(i5g and Country.
BousJ.
Don't knock.
Poll together.
Patronize home stores.
CITY election December 9th.
Always have q good word FOR your
home town.
&C. Simmons. of Mud Bay, was
in the city Tuesday. - Sd
&c, Conine, of Yalm, called on
the STANDARD yesterday.
C. H. Wiegel has been in Seattle
during the present week. ~
G. A. Marshall has. gone to Cali
fornia to enjoy an extended vacation
trip.
Lawyer Chas. D. King visited Te-
nino yesterday on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. John II. Saunders is suffering
from q periodical attack of indiges-
ton.
The registration books will now
be open for one week to enroll for
the December ballot.
Fred. w. Carlyon has bought the
Charles E. Marvin farm. near Yelm,
for the sum of $50, 900.
Bettman is making quite an i'm
provement in his place OF business,
including cement front.
A son was born on the Sd inst, to
the wife of William Irwin, who re-
sides on North Puget street.
Hon. T. F. Mentzer, of Tenino, was
10 the city last Monday attending to
business in the Superior Court.
AL. Armstrong has sold the o. K.
barber shop to Pearl Rodick. for
merly of Burlington, Skagit county.
John B. Bohr and family, who live
on q ranch near Tumwater, are an
ticipating an extended Eastern trip.
J.E. Daley Of this city. and Miss
Theresa Lyons Of Walla Walla. will
be married in the latter city on the
ed inst.
DR.. Charles E Wardell, was hurled
down on embapk4ent in q car ahead
Of q loeen6ttye. ana killed SSund2S.
He was % years Of age.
The Woman Club gave o delight
full skating carnival Wednesday even
ing. the proceeds OF which we're de-
voted to the building fund Of the
club.
Suit was begun this week against
the Olympia Development Company
on . ga. 500 mortgage and g. 200
interest and the sum Of $1,000 at
torney 8 fee.
Thomas Thompson. OF Hoquiam.
and Miss Agnes Larsen OF Monte
sano, werc united in marriage in this
city, on the Sd inst. Rev. G. r.
Messias officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopp. OF Tnm-
water. celebrated their silver we'd
ding anniversary, Monday evening.
A large number OF friends partici-
!, pated IN the joyous event.
Mrs. G. s. Eaton, residing on East
bay avenue. will leave shortly on an
extended visit with her relatives in
Cincinnati, Ohio, expecting to re-
turn to Olympia next April.
The Commission form OF city gov.
eminent will be canvassed and dis
cussed at the meeting OF the Socialist
local Tomorrow evening at Labor
Temple. Everybody invited.
From reports the STANDARD has
learned C. ID. Bolster and family who
reside at Strathcona, Alberta prov
ince,, Canada, .are we'll pleased with
their new home in the Northland.
A rancher from South Bay who
recently visited Olympia, remarked
Socialism must be popular among our
girls and young ladies, because many
Of them wear red-colored sweaters.
George. Geisy. j pupil Of the Nc
Kinley school on Eastside. has been
arrested for . unhecoming conduct.
90 q warrant sworn to by. Prescott
ing AttOrnAvs vSk8n. .sThe hearing
viii be held tomorrow.
Miss Lillian Montgomery has re-
turned from q two weeks visit in
Seattle with the family OF q married
sister. The young lady has been
compelled to cease her school studies
on account of i'll health.
Jake Sudman has sold the Park
Hotel. corner of Sixth and Main
streets. to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r.
Holman, who took possession Tues.
Gay. The rooms are all nicely fur
nished and steam heated.
What was Willard A. Libby car.
Tying about the streets OF Oily mpia
last Saturday? Two Irish potatoes
weighing eight pounds and fourteen
ounces. This was q good showing
Tor progressive Democrat.
Last Monday morning. George NJ.
savage OF horse-car days in Olympia,
walked into town from his ranch ut
Guil Harbor, distance of seven
miles, from his ranch. His health
mas improved rapidly OF late.
1t is said that case Of smallpox
mas broken ont at the Hager resi-
eence. 1918 Central street, and at the
nome OF Lawrence Mock, at 3O9 JET
ierson street, and that both resi-
dences have been quarantined.
The total registration of this city
up to Tuesday. when the primary
vote was held was 1850. About