Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-11-29
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in Seattle wednesday anu Speh'
THANKSGIVING with her parents there.
Nrs Christensen has been visiting her
,,,rents for three weeks and will re-
.,rr home with her husband today or
tomorrow.
Mrs W. w. Fleetwood, who lives on
ranch between Olympia and Lacey,
after having spent pleasant visit
with her daughter, Mrs. F. P. kimsey,
near Plum station, has returned home.
leo Coulter. an Olympia boy, played
balf.back for Washington state college
at Pullman in the Thanksgiving game
with the University Of Washington.
Mark R. Aspinwall Of Fort Atkinson,
Wis. very pleasantly surprised his
brother. George Aspinwall, this week
nv greeting him unexpectedly. He
came west in charge Of a carload of
stock for the Royse stock ranch near
Tacoma, the owner of which was for
merly Fort Atkinson man. Mr.. Asp
;nwaIl came out with the intention
! of looking over the country and will
move his family here If he finds con-
, ditions satisfactory.
Al Galloway, night clerk at the
Kneeland hotel, lost valuable black
cockerel spaniel while hunting Tues
day. The dog disappeared in the
vicinity Of the Big -Four farm.
j. F. Welbour, president Of the
Wilton hardware company of Seattle.
was business visitor in Olympia
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thomas Taylor. who has been con-
fined at st. Peters hospital for the
last two weeks, is improving nicely
and will be taken home Sunday
Former Game Warden BILLY" Till,
who had been confined to st. Peters
hospital for six weeks with typhoid
fever, was removed to his home Tues
day.
Gordon Billings, a student at the
University of Oregon. is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with his par
ents in this city.
Mrs. T. r. Pentacost has been called
to Vancouver, B. c., by the serious Ill
ness Of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Will
Pentacost.
An extension of 20 days time was
granted by Superior Judge Mitchell
this week to Frank Allegato, the ltal
ian charged with abducting Minnie
p0rris, 15-year-old school girl, from
Allegato, who is held in the county
Jail under $1,000 bond, failed to reply
to the charge when arraigned this
week.
Mrs. s. H. MISSIONER who has beer
spending a month with relatives ant
friends in Cour d. Alene, Idaho, Spo
kane and Peshastin, Wash, returned
home this week.
A seven-course dinner in honor o.
Miss Alma Leupke, who is leaving
soon for Sacramento, Cal, was giver
THIS week by Mrs. r. H. Leupke. The
guests were Mr.. Burnside, w. II. Phil
lips, Miss Henrietta Heinricks, Mis-.
Leupke and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II
Leupke.
Mrs. O. A. Case of Port Gamble, {
former resident of Olympia. visited
this city for the first time in 80 year!
or Mrs. j. H. Yates. She was Joined
this week, as the Thanksgiving CUES
Dv her husband Thanksgiving day
when they celebrated their 3Sth wed
ding anniversary, having been mar
rled In Port Gamble in 1874.
Members of the Christian Endeavo
society of Pleasant Glade and thei
friends will enjoy pie social at thu
schoolhouse tonight. when Thanks
giving contribution of fruits and veg
etaoles for the benefit of the Wash
1ngton Children's Home at Seattle viii
De taken up. A good program also will
be given and refreshments served.
Several Thurston county farmer
took the advantage Of the internationa
DAIRY show at Portland to add som
biooded stock to their dairy herds
(Ouying some choice selections of tn
York Branch herd of Shorthorn cat
tie. Mckenzie brothers, Yelm, pun
j chased Golden Star Second" "Scot
fish Roam" and Peach Blossom" an