Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-11-22
City and County


THE PUGET SOUND"
= Miss Ulrich of Portland has
relieved Mrs. Charles Hord, who oc
cupied temporarily the position Of
; teacher in the seventh grade OF the
, Lincoln school left vacant when Miss
Alta Tory was compelled to resign OF
account of i'll health.
Allegations of abar dOnment and de
sertion were made in a suit for divorce
from Oliver H. Dodge, filed last week
by T. Ives Dodge, Bull Moose candidate
for representative in the last election
The couple were married June IS, 1911
and Dodge alleges his wife left him the
following September.
Announcement that he intended to
plat his property recently offered to
the county for a fair grounds, into one
acre tracts and possibly into smaller
residence lots later, was made by Fred
w. CarlyOn this week. The grounds
are well located for such a purpose,
can be fitted with gas, water and cleo.
conveniences.
Eight varieties of apples grown in
that vicinity are on display in the win
dows of the Northern Pacific depot at
Lacey. The ranchers of the Lacey dis
trict have also shipped several ex-
hibits to Tacoma and Seattle and will
continue it during the winter. A con-
siderable impetus has been given to
fruit and potato growing in that Sec
ton of the county during the last year
and the Lacey farmers are bent on ad-
vertising the results obtained through
out the state
Mrs. A. S. Cation has gone to Gin
cinnati, Ohio. where she will spend the
winter with relatives.
| Mrs. ]. X. Roberts of Rochester
spent several days in Olympia recently
visiting friends.
| Miss Vera Banks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. s. e. Banks, former Olympia
residents now living at Twin Falls,
Idaho, was married recently to Glenn
l.. Cox of that city.
The second membership party of the
year was held by the local Y. M. C. A.
Tuesday evening, a committee COM
posed OF Misses Gyneth knight, Vida
Tuley, Anna CASTOR, and Messrs. F. M.
Reasoner. Hal Wigigns and L. J. Nor
rison being in charge.
The Boys band gave another benefit
concert Thursday evening at the skat-
ing rink.
Omega B. Fowles and Miss Ella E.
Miller. both of Olympia. obtained a
marriage license this week.
.
Theodore and Willie Bernhard, the
two 13-year-old lads picked up In Te-
nino last week by City Marshal Bruley,
will be taken to the Seattle truancy
school on Mercer island, Lake Wash
ington, according to statements made
by their father when he came to claim
them. The third boy. Frank Sawyer.
is still in custody here.
An unusually fine musical treat was
enjoyed Monday night by those Olym-
pia residents who attended the con-
cert given at the Woman's club under
the direction of Mrs. Victoria Haas
Kelvin for the benefit of st. Michael's
church. Miss Jeanette Scott, an Abb
erdeen pianist, assisted the local mu-
sicians in the program. which was:
Plano solo. ................M Miss Scott
Baritone solo. r.. A. Kuner
Soprano solo:
(a) Believe Me, II All Those En-
during Young Charms. :. +. Moore
10 "The Little Irish Girl" .Lohr
Mrs. Kelvin.
Violin solo. Miss Holbrook
Duet:
(a) NAY. Bid Me Not Resign.
Love" ................... Mozart
(b) "Estudintina" ........... Lacome
Mrs. Kelvin and Mr.. Kuner.
Piano solo. ................M Miss Scott
Soprano solo with violin obligato:
Ave Maria. .......... Bach 0unod
Mrs. Kelvin and Miss Holbrook, violin.
Baritone solo. .............M Mr.. Kuner
Soprano solo:
"Gedenke der Heimath". .Kucken
Mrs. Kelvin,
Trio, from "Attilla", Verdi
Mrs. Kelvin. Mr.. Ross and Mr.. Kuner.
Mrs. A. c, Baker and Miss Scott, 40
companists.
Former United States Senator 8. H.
Piles was an Olympia visitor the first
Of the week.
Mrs. J. r. Ellsworth Of Aberdeen was
in Olympia this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Badkin of Livingston,
Mont, who spent Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. Myra Kurtzman, have gone to
Seattle where they will spend the win
ter.
Ohio Girl Mrs. Wilson's Secretary.
WEST UNION a. Nov 22-Miss