Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-13
('Ts and Country.

quite III me past week.
Mr.. p. ". Troy visited Tacoma or
business last Tuesday.
Ralph Drury is suffering from q
severe attack Of tunsilitiS.
Joe Hunt and wife have returned
from two months visit in Texas.
Mrs. \. A. Phillips will spend The
winter in the Philippine Islands.
W. R. Whiteside, of Aberdeen
was visitor to the city Saturday.
S. D. Smith has returned from q
month visit to down Sound points
\ boy baby greeted the home o.
Ray Bigelow and wife last Saturday
Lawyer Maurice Langhorne. of Ia
coma, had business in this city. Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter house are thu
parents of a baby boy. born yester
day.
Mrs. Mark Hartsuck, of Elma, i!
visiting Mrs. Lovina Hartsuck il
this city.
There were 1O4 Jurors examined
before a panel was secured for thl
Wilson trial.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Woods have
arrived from Tacoma to reside hert
permanently.
+. J. Estep has returned to Seattle
after few days visit to old-timt
Olympia friends.
]. 7. Thacker and wife left, this
morning. for Long Beach, Cal, t.
spend the winter.
THE Horseshoe" will have an
opening" to- morrow night. A fine
lunch will be served.
Many women. young and old, have
been in constant attendance at thu
Wilson trial this week.
Lawyer e. N. Steele was ir Ia
coma two days this week attending
to professional business.
Mrs. Herndon Maury, Of Seattle
visited her parents. Judge and Mrs
S. ]. Chadwick, this week.
The familiar countenance of Benia
min Currey. of Gull HarLor, was seec
on our streets, Wednesday.
The Young Folks Dancing Clut
will hold dance at the Woman
Clubhouse tomorrow night.
Lew MunsOn and Miss Bertha v
Bartlett, both of Shelton. were unit
ed in marriage in this city. Monday.
Contractor Kirkendall, living OF
East Sixth street, has returned from
his trip in the Eastern part OF the
State.
1t is said r. H. Fry will make Q
vigorous canvass for the Office oI
City Attorney at the approaching
election.
Miss Frances Maitland has returned
to her home in Virginia City, Mont,
after "A visit to Mrs. Fl. Speckart, her
grandmother.
Mrs. George N. Talcott returned
home after two weeks pleasant visit
at Puyallup and Seattle with rela.
tives and friends.
John Hopp, Of Tumwater, has re.
turned from Milwaukee, where he
attended q National meeting Of the
rural letter carriers
Chris Anderson. residing o few
miles east Of the city, was in town
last Monday investigating economics
at the State Library.
Delegates from the local Rebekah
degree lodge |. o. o. F. will attend
the lodge OF that degree, to be held
at CarbOnado, Oct. 18th.
F. E. harrington is the latest ad.
dition to the STANDARDS family
OF advertisers. Read his announce
ment in another column.
The word "Syndicalism' is both.
ering some of our local students on
economies. Last weeks STANDARD
contained an explanation.
Judge Sturdevant was on the sick
list during the earlier part az the
week. His stomach did dot seem to
be In good working order.
Miss Bonnie Martin, of Tacoma,
who was visiting relatives In this
city, was called home. Tuesday, by
the serious illness OF her father.
Mrs. j. Jensen, wife of the captain
OF the bark Nakomis, came I'D from
Tacoma, this week, on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Perrinp.
The State bar examination did not
oesin yesterday Thursday because
u was holiday and was continued
Until this morning at eight O'Clock.
viii the expense OF murder trials
cause taxpayers to investigate? The
Items OF expense ought to be made
not? ' WY
A Wholesale fruit store has opened
ior business in the old Prescott build
ing. corner OF Main and Third streets.
u is said to be o branch of Seattle
concern.
10 hold down the cost of living a
Sxnoiesaic and retail grocery store has
oeen started in the city. Wisconsin
cneese and Eastern butter will be
specialties,
Inc Heomen gave ar ENJOYABLE
banquet, Wednesday evening, in
nonor OF State Manager f. A. Case.
u seattle, who vas visitor to the
local lodge. " '"o
0rant Angle, editor Of the Shelton