Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01
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Interest in the revival meetings is
said to be increasing.
Mrs. Theo. Young visited Little
Rock during the week.
Miss MaEtae succeeds Miss Kate
Dallam in the Garfield school.
Heber Mumford and wife are up
from Seattle on visit to friends.
Miss Leila Chapman, of South Bay,
is recovering from few days illness.
Mrs. Jos. Kirkendall and son, of
Seattle. are visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Jean Mcleod has returned
from a visit to her nome at Belling-
ham.
The Deming shingle mill at Little
Rock will resume operations next
Monday.
]. w. Henderson, of Tacoma, has
taken a position as clerk in Ants
del's Pharmacy.
January LIST is to be "hOusewarm-
ing" day for the Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
1t is claimed that the oyster ship
ment from this city last Monday
amounted to Is tons.
The case of A. B. Woodland ct al.
civil SUIT against f. T. Young. has
been set for hearing December 10th.
Mrs. Guy Van Eaton, of Leahy.
Douglas county, is visiting at the
home of her father, Frank H. Van
Eaton.
Union services were held in the
Congregational Church on Thanks
giving day, yesterday. Offices, stores
and schools were closed.
Boys coasting down the sidewalks
on East Sixth street in small vehicles
after dark have become q source OF
annoyance to neighbors.
1.-The Silver Wedding" is the topic
to be presented at the Y. M. C. A.
hall. at 3 O'Clock, Sunday, which
will be of special interest to married
people.
Miss Lena Jenkins and Floyd Ed.
dingtOn were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage, Saturday,
Rev. G. A. Bowen officiating.
Capt. Ida Anderson, OF the Saliva
ton Army, is in this city to raise
funds for erection of Rescue Home
for girls at Spokane, to cost $40. 600.
Dr.. Story reports the birth of a
nine pound girl to the wife Of C. A.
McFerran, of 1902 Pine street. The
little miss made her debut into the
world Monday.
Frank Maahs has lost his suit
against the Odd Fellows and city,
for damages alleged to have been sus.
tanned in placing a concrete sidewalk
on a wrong grade.
Workmen are sinking a tube for
an artesian well on Capitol Park to
increase q flow of water for sprink-
ling the tract, which has been in.
adequate at times.
The preliminary meeting Of Ac-
cOuntants was held Saturday in Ia
coma, at which it was decided to
bold the first regular meeting in
Olympia, Jan. 10Th and 10th.
The Columbia street pavement
north of Sixth street is now cOmplet-
ed and heavy hauling from the depot
is now done over it, making it an
exceedingly lively portion of town.
The piles for the trestle to the
waterfront on the Carlyon ill are
now driven, connecting with the
Eastside track. which has been adopt
ed instead of line down Water
street.
In the case of the State VS.. Axel
Mist, from the King county court,
the Supreme Court rules that a
death-bed statement of an accom-
plice. a fellow conspirator. cannot
convict of murder.
The Northern Pacific railway COM
pany has shipped in the lumber and
tlmbers for renewal of the depot
platform in this city. How handy it
is to own a railroad, to favor compel.
ing lumber markets!
Louis Strutz was arrested in
Clarke county. this week, on suspic-
Ion OF being the boy who was wanted
here recently for stealing q horse.
sheriff CASTOR sent a deputy to bring
the runaway lad back.
Miss Katherine Kane and George
wagner. both of this city, were mar
led yesterday The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kane,
oy Rev. Father Malley.
Major NJ. W. Pinger, of Little
hock. was in the city Tuesday. He
says the new school house in his dis
trict will probably be ready for &C.
cupancy by the first of the year. He
is one OF the district school directors.
Electricity is being applied to a
ooundiess variety of uses. 1t is now
USED Tor spelling signs. animated
oaroers poles and watches that tell
you the time o'night without asking,
y! inspiring a desire to grab the
tlme-piece.
Inc case of Martin Dethlefson for
~le-Deating was dismissed SATURDAY.,
s soe wife refusing to appear against
llm alter the cost of arrest at Seattle
nao been incurred, which was as
Usual IN such case assessed to the
complainant.
inree marriags licenses were is
s M Monday-to Chas. E. Rice and
MINI M1nnle Shrader of Yelm: Tbos. ].
w.. msaitaker and Hazel G. Lasley of
'o's city, and Cecil o. Doble of Alb