Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-07-19

TIE PEARL or PUGET SOUND
The Sells-Floto Circus drew large
crowds yesterday.
Yesterday was the warmest day Of
the year-96 degrees.
Mrs. Ed. Koors has returned from
visit to st. Paul, MINI.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Fred Baker, few days ago.
The Council is considering the ad-
visibility of building new city dock.
Mrs. C. Will Shaffer has returned
from visit with friends at Wenat-
chez.
The Council is considering the
matter of . boulevard 10 Mission
Park.
Miss Hazel Price and Clarence V.
Lott were married, few days ago,
at Yelm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman, of Lafay-
cite, Indiana, are visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
J. G.. Crouch has been granted a
divorce from his wife on statutory
and other grounds.
Ernest Norton and wife, of Van
couver, B. c.. are visiting with rela
tivas at Gull Harhor
Milford Ross, of Vancouver. B. c..
has been on a visit to his brother,
Aleck Ross, in this city.
Mayor Bridgford is considering the
appointment Of a sanitary and pure
food inspector for Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Clark, of Sc
attic, are on visit to Mr.. NJ. OAR
ling. who is the father of Mrs. Clark.
Osmond Ward Mitchell and Miss
Lizzie Isabel Briffett, both Of this
city, secured license to wed, this
week.
A telephone has been installed at
the city dock for tie accommodation
of masters OF water-craft plying with
this city.
Our gas consumers get 25 cents
per thousand reduction ON their
rates by order Of the Public Service
Commission.
Joseph Caldron, otherwise known
as Shorty" died while camping
near Mud Bay. Monday, from al
coholiSm and epileptic fits.
The date OF the box social and en-
tertainment announced by Brighton
Park Grange for Saturday evening,
has been changed to one week later.
Miss Mary Lynch, of Boston. q
cousin of Mrs. A. H. Chambers, is a
visitor for the summer at that lady's
residence on Eighteenth and Water
streets.
Delegates from the local aerie o:
Eagles, Guy Rathbun, l. N. Holmes
and R. Eastman, left yesterday to
attend the grand lodge Of the order
in Seattle.
The increased assessment OF rail-
road valuations in this State will
probably amount to SIC, 600, 900 this
year, due mainly to increased equip
ments and improvements.
The Chehalis cooperative cream
cry, which has grown to be the Sec
ond largest concern of the kind on
the coast, began making its Chehalis
brand OF butter ON the 10th inst.
Clark V. Savage has opened head
quarters In this city to promote his
ambition to be Land Commissioner,
which reminds one Of that trite old
saying, How we apples swiml'
While Secretary Watson's resig-
nation does not take effect till Aug
ust LIST, his vacation of two weeks
has already begun. and he is now what
croquet players would call rover. u
Miss Alice Gottfeld, visited Miss
Myrtle Crowley of Vancouver, on
Wednesday afternoon, who gave a
party in honor of herself and Miss
Cassaudra Hazard, OF Los Angeles,
CAL. another visitor.
The City Council at its last meet
ing paid Gordon Mackay $500 for
cOdification of the ordinances. This
is probably to serve as an emollient
for the pains of disbarment proceed
lngS a short time apO
w. D. Zumwalt, aged II, died
Monday morning at the family resi-
dence on San Francisco street, after
long illness from dropsy. Decd
ent is survived by a widow, several
children and grandchildren. The fu-
neral was held Tuesday.
Mrs. J. F. Shelby, of Lacey. in a
trial before squire Crosby, Wednes-
DAY, was fined $25 for shipment of
peer as dairy product" into dry"
territory, who was represented by
the complaining witness when the
warrant was sworn out as Mrs.
Martha Filberg.
a fire of unknown origin, about
O'Clock, Sunday afternoon, wholly
destroyed the fine home of S. A.
PACK, on Page street and Brawne
avenue. Westside. The furniture,
including a piano was also consumed.
me loss OF the building is estimated
At over 1000, on which there was
Small insurance.
u AT meeting OF the Council held
Wednesday night, it was decided to
proceed with the paving on Water