Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-11-17
C:y and 0:.ntry.

The street-car line on Westside is
almost completed.
The resignation of voters closed
Tuesday evening at 2, IA.
There will be no jury term Of the
Superior Court in December.
And now for change in the
weather--it resumes raining.
Harry Allen. the South Bay oyster
man, was in the city this week.
Mrs. S. X. Taylor, of Oyster Bay,
was a visitor to the city, Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Ledford, of Edmopds.
is visiting relatives at South Bay.
George Milton Savage, of Tacoma,
was up on Il business visit this week.
Leopold F. Schmidt. Sr., has re-
turned from a business trip to Cali
fornia.
DR.. f. C. Story has gone to Mont
esano on business. He will return
next Wednesday.
Miss Bristow, of the Lincoln school,
has rendered her resignation as de-
partmental instructor.
Hazen w. Maynard left. Sunday,
on trip to Eastern Washington,
expecting to be absent five weeks.
Thanks should be rendered on
Thanksgiving that all the rain of
last week, did not come in a bunch of
snow.
]. G. Campbell and wife, of Ia
coma, are enjoying visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Cottle of East Fourth
street.
J. Roberts, a late arrival from
Missoula, Mont, is making arrange
ments for starting pottery factory
in this city.
Charles Hugh White of Conecle,
and Caddie Bonney OF Tenino, we're
united in marriage in this city on
the 18th inst.
Miss Ruth Mills, formerly of this
city, and James A. Grant. Of Tacoma,
were married in the latter city. on
the 10th inst.
Another drug store is to occupy
the corner room of she new Board
man building, corner of Fourth and
Washington streets.
Fritz Roth. proprietor of the Ho-
tel Donnelly cafe in Tacoma, was in
the city Tuesday on q visit to his
friend, Fred. Birchler.
II you want the best, most COM
Portable and serviceable shoe you
eyer wore try, the U. S. Army brand
on sale at the Wardrobe.
The price OF sugar Is slowly resum-
Ing reasonable figure. Fourteen
pounds of canning sugar, now retails
for dollar at the stores.
The new cement Building corner OF
Fourth and Washington streets is
becoming steaked and striped, re-
minding one Of an Easter-egg.
Claude Wolfe has recovered from
severe siege of typhoid fever and has
returned to work as electrician for
the Olympia Light y Bower Com
panF.
The editor has demonstrated that Q
newspaper may be successfully edit
ed during quite siege OF illness, but
he cannot testify that it is o CON-
genial Job by any means.
R. r. Streets and Emery C. Will
Hanson have been selected as trustees
OF the Chamber of Commerce to sue
oeed George A. hoffman and Allen
White, whose terms have expired.
Most OF those who registered In
the closing of the lists. did so with
the res olive: Anything for a
change" with the Commission form
OF municipal government in mind.
Arson Henry, for many years
foreman of Mason's iron works in
this city, left a few days ago, for
Honolulu, where he has been offered
aposition at salary of 81, 900 a year.
Judge Mitchell, as was expected,
denied the motion OF Wilson's law
yers for new trial. Now it is said
they will appeal and add still fur
Their to the costs of this convicted
felon.
The funeral of Alfred Anderson,
who died in Mason county, will be
held from the Swedish Lutheran
church this afternoon at o'clock,
and interment made in Masonic GEM
etery.
Senator Gore, of Oklahoma, the
blind orator" who represents that
State in the U. S. Senate, addressed
large audience in the theater, Sat-
urday night. on Social and Civic
Duty"
"A. L.. Armstrong, the barber, left
wednesday to reside on his home
stead In the northern part of Mason
county. He took with him two
trappers and will put in the winter
trapping.
X. l.. Powers has been awarded
contract for construction of one
room school-house at Little Rock. It
was slightly under 5000. 1t calls for
'ne erection OF modern building 10
all respects.
The Chamber OF Commerce has asked
70 nave the Northern Pacific fast
Trans stop ut Sherlock on flag, so
snat residents may come to town to
10 their shopping ard return the
same night.
o.. A. n Olson, moving picture opera
'or' and Mis-. Grace n. Morgan,
p pianist at the Acme picture show
"'use' were united in marriage,