Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-07-05

rns PEARL or PUGET SOUND.
DAFFODILS.
Little children of the sun,
Careless OF oblivion,
Kindred to the quickened clod.
Not without some hint Of God,
So content with your employ 4
Just to bloom with vernal Joy,
Just to voice the golden mirth
Never dying in the earth,-
Would might bequeath like you,
Who must fade as blossoms do,
When l pass into the night,
Some of your blessed warmth and light!
How did you like the celebration?
Frank Ruth, Jr., of Rainier, was
a recent visitor to Olympia.
George Haizeman, of Yelm, was
visitor to the city. Monday.
Mrs. Harry McElroy and daughter
have returned from a visit to Ia
coma.
o. ]. Goodwin and Miss Bonnie
Snider, both of Rainier, were married
Wednesday.
James r. Hubbard, prosperous
young farmer of Rainier, was in the
city, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tweed have ar
rived from Olympia to make Olympia
their future home.
Charles Murphy and family were
up from Seattle to attend the cele-
bration and visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Filley re-
turned Tuesday from a few days
visit in the vicinity of Seattle.
]. NJ: Newsum has announced his
intention of again filing for Con-
stable on the Republican ticket.
Steve Bigger, who has been work.
ing in logging camp for several
months, was in the city Monday.
Kenneth Baker, who has been SER
iously i'll at st. Peters Hospital, is
in fair way of speedy recovery.
Mrs. E. B. Graves has returned
from New York, where she has been
studying music for nearly year.
Stanley Shaw has arrived from
Seattle to take up his duties as the
new Secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A.
Frank Townley Watson has ten
dered his resignation as Secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, to take
effect August 1st.
DR.. Story reports the birth Of q
son to the wife of Homer An Moore,
of South Bay. The little fellow made
his appearance Saturday.
The Nevers and Jenkins trial for
the abduction of the Anderson girl
from her home at Lacey is set in the
Superior Court for Monday.
Mike Maranola, an Italian, was
brought from Tacoma Wednesday to
answer a charge of stealing sos from
Clement Smith, his partner.
The marriage of Miss Leila May
Sheldon and Charles R. Freitag was
solemnized at the home of the brides
parents at Plum Station. Sunday.
On Wednesday evening at st.
Peters Hospital Silas Smith, about
sixty years of age, died. Services will
beheIdat Marx Mortuary tomorrow
The next quarterly convention Of
the Southwest Washington Develop
ment Association will be held at
South Bend on August 20. 30 and 81.
Ben Howell, a former well-known
resident of Olympia, now residing
with his daughter, Mrs. George Swan.
in Seattle. is up on Q visit to his
many old-time friends.
A. A. Roberts, OF this city. was
badly injured On Nisqually hill, yes
terday. by the ~recking OF a automo-
bile which became uncomfortable. He
is in st. Peters Hospital.
The Independent Asphalt Com
pany has notified the Council that it
has waived all rights in connection
with the forfeiture Of the Third and
Main Street paving contract.
c. S. Reinhart has been appointed
guardian of Carroll B. and Helen L.
Reinhart, his minor children. under
q bond of 50, 1000, with Willard Lemon
and George A. hoffman as sureties.
The funeral of Richard Welsh who
died in Seattle lately from cancer Of
the stomach was held Tuesday in the
Sticklin chapel, Rev. Edwards, of
the Congregational Church, oficiat-
ing.
At noon, Sunday, at the home of
the brides parents at South Bay,
Miss Anna L. Miller and James
Franklin Roberts were united in
marriage, Rev. R. NJ. Hayes officiat-
ing.
Our County Fruit Growers As.
ISOLATION have secured better rate per
hundred rate by the Northern Ex-
press Company, on all fruit ship
ments to Spokane. The old rate was
H.40.
A: E. Hawley and Mrs. R. z.
hush OF Tacoma, and F. Thompson
OF Victoria, B. c., and Miss E.
weaver of Mud Bay, were united in
marriage by Justice Walter Crosby.
Tuesday.
The Supreme Court has refused to
grant the writ of mandate applied
i0r by the attorney of George H.
wilson, the Coble murderer, to COM
pei the lower court to hold a hearing
as to his sanity.