Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-11-01
City and County

the PEARL or PUGET SOUND"
Hans Peterson of Seattle, contractor
for the Temple of Justice, was bust
ness visitor the first of the week.
/ Mrs F. A. Harmon returned home
mother. Mrs. George Simpson, in
! Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. p. Simpson re-
turned to Olympia the first of this
week after a months visit in Cali
! fOrnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kearney, &C
companied by their son Harold and
daughter Beatrice, drove to Tacoma
last week for a weekend visit, return
ing Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Coulter entertained the
P. S. F. club at her home Monday even
, ing.
Mrs. w. G. Egerer of Aberdeen enter
tanned recently in honor of Miss Jessie
Whiteside, a, former resident of Olym-
/ pia whose marriage soon will be one
| of the social events of the HarbOr city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marvin motored
to Olympia Sunday from Tacoma.
spending the day here visiting friends.
The body of John C Rhode. a former
resident of this city who died last
week at North Yakima, was brought to
Olympia Monday and buried by the
side of his brother in the Masonic
cemetery. The deceased was about 80
years old and is survived by his widow
and two children.
The big Packard automobile of Mrs.
il. H. Kneeland of Shelton, valued at
Sc 700, was almost completely ruined
in Tacoma Sunday by joyriders who
while running at a speed of 55 miles
an hour. The machine was taken to
Tacoma repair shop.
Mrs. Kneeland is now in San Fran
cisco and the machine was being taken
from Shelton to Seattle for shipment
to the California city. Chauffer Earl
Tonning, who was driving 1t, left the
machine in front Of q cafe at Ninth
and Commerce streets, Tacoma, while
he went in to eat and 1t was appr0-
priated by joyriders. Reports received
later that q machine had been wrecked
along the Milwaukee right-0f-way on
the Tacoma tide fats led to the recov-
. cry Of the Kneeland machine. The JOY
riders have not been Appreciated. Mrs..
Kneeland Is we'll known In Olympia
Olympia will get $2.071 as it's share
OF the $5.175.30 apportioned among the
different school districts this week BY
County Superintendent Kibbe; Tenino
will get $3O7.33 and Rochester $225.S2.
OF this total fund $4,257.83 Is derived
from the state school fund and $917.47
from the county. 1t is divided ~
follows:
Olympia, $2,071.S3; Belmore. $3.50;
Hays. 1861; Delphi, 1856; Tum-
water, $195.51; Bush. $26.51: Cham
bers Prairie, 1882; Gate, $92.43;
Lacey. $113.99: South Bay, $3.50;
Collins, $44.82; Rainier, $101.34; Plum
Station. $21.33: South Union, $26.62:
Rocky Prairie. 1881: Lincoln, S27. II;
Little Rock, $l31.8S; Nina, $92.1l;
Grand Mound, $79.46; Independence.
$23.13; Riverside, $62.28: Gibson,
$17.S6; Skookumchuck, $31.64: Stony
Point. $33.1b; Moorehead. $zO.61; Col
vim, $SO.44: Buc0da, xSO14; summit
Lake, $3.50: Snyders Prairie, VIII:
sherlock. $SS.S7; Cat TAI. $e6.oS: aull
HarDor. $lSI6: Poverty FiAtss ylS.ls;
Pine Grove, $l4.S0; hocneeters $xzo.yS;
Mountain View, $l8.l6: Tenfno, $S05.-
50: Spurseon Greek, 1850; Aead0w,
$2z.S1; Hubbard. 1880: Puget. $z!.os;;
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