Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-02

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THE PEARL or PUGET SOUND
wv. A. Weller has been arrested
for speeding
Joe yesterday, of Tacoma. was in
the city, this week.
Tuesday. a son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. D. W. Guiles.
jeff Cannon, of Tenino. was a re-
cent visitor to Olympia.
Fred A. Warner. of South Bay,
was in the city, Tuesday.
Louis S. Barnard is over from Port
land on visit to relatives.
H. C. Ellis, of South Bay, was a
visitor to the city, Tuesday.
The paving project on East Fourth
street moves steadily along.
Miss Lillian Matson is home from
a visit TO down Sound points.
Miss Mildred Stanford has returned
from a visit to Heating. Oregon.
Paul Dethlefsen is con templating
o trip to his old home in Germany.
The present year is q record
breaker in fine grain and late fruit.
Geo. Aetzel has been called to Van
couver, B. c., by the death OF his
father.
Jos. McCarrogher has been sorely
afflicted with liver complaint for the
past month.
C. J. Morris, of Rainier, has filed q
declaration for the Republican nomi-
nation for State Senator.
Geo. F. MAIDEN and family have
moved into their new bungalow on
Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
The shipment OF stone for the new
Temple Of Justice from the Tenino
quarries will begin in about a couple
Of weeks.
Miss Ida Yeager has taken q posi-
ton as first assistant of the extension
department. of the University of
Washington.
Albert M. Darling has caused the
arrest of man named House, who
he claims assaulted him without prov
ocation of any kind.
Ernest Lister, of Tacoma, has fled
with the Secretary Of State his declar-
alton Of candidacy for Governor on
the Democratic ticket.
It is estimated that the visitors to
this city Sunday numbered about
1000, consisting Of at least four
parties OF excursionists.
A big slashing Of $50 acres was
fired Thursday at Independence, by
the Wilson Logging Works, just over
the line in Lewis county.
The Socialist crowd at the city
park last Sunday, was large one.
The visitors from Tacoma and near
by points numbered 1T least 700.
DR.. e. G. Story reports the birth
of a daughter. Monday morning, ia
the wife of Attorney W. w. Manner,
who reside on Glass street, Eastside.
West Olympia has asked the Coun.
Gil for the inauguration of sewerage
system. A petition bearing fifteen
signatures has been submitted there
tor.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage on the 14th inst. OF
Miss Lucinda Tracy Bailey OF this
city, to Ross McMurray, of Alberta.
Canada.
r. M. Montgomery and his son.
Gaylord. went to Rainier, Wednes-
day, with their teams, for the pur-
pose of hauling ties for the railroad
company.
]. S. Bush, of Bush Prairie, was a
pleasant caller at our Office. Satur-
day. He bad his large crop ofshay
harvested and under cover before the
late rain storm.
A. T. Rabeck has been suffering
with bO.is, like Job of old. He is.
however, patient and smiling as of
y0re. Blessed are they who know
how to suffer affection.
The Light and Power Company
has sued ]. J. Bremen, for payment
sof his subscription, $3.50. to the SUBJ
sidy for extension of the street rail-
way tracks to the Westside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. McFadden
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Maude Loa. to Guy
Baldwin Croft, of Spokane. The
wedding will take place in autumn.
Mrs. Cora Madden, OF Seattle. re-
Gently visited her children, Bonita
and Johnnie Williams, who live with
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John ii. Saunders, on East Sixth
street.
Olympia Elks are making prepara-
ton for a match game tomorrow.
tSaturday } with the Bellingham ant
Tered herd. who viii come through
olympia in their swing around the
Sound.
William and Clarence Allard. sons
OF William Allard, were badly in
lored Wednesday, by the explosion
OF blank cartridges dropped by the
negro soldiers while passing through
the city Tuesday.
mr.. }. K. Grant, who formerly re-
slaed IN Olympia, but who now lives
between Puyallup and Tacoma, on a