Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-10-25
Temperature. Rain
Max. Min. fall.

Friday. oct lS..... ~ 81 %"
Saturday. oct. d.. - ~ 90
Sunday. oct. 2o...-.. %. 81
Monday. oct 21..... u - 80
Tuesday. oct. a.. II - !"
A petition asking for the construc-
ton of a road a quarter of a mile long
connecting the Waldrick and Olympia
Rainier roads in Section %, was filed
" it'll the county commissioners this
week by NJ F. Neat.
Taken seriously i'll with peritonitis
October I, and growing constantly
worse. Miss Lorna ID. Lewis, daughter
CT Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Lewis. died at
:: 30 last Sunday morning. The funeral
took place from the home at O'Clock
TUESDAY afternoon, Rev. c. |. Morrison
of St. Johns Episcopal church official
ing. The pallbearers We're six close
friends of the dead girl. who had been
particularly popular among the young
People of Olympia. They were Messrs
Herbert Hoke, Lloyd Haskell, Theodore
Parker. Barney WEIGH, Louis Utter
back and William CASTOR. Solos were
sung by Mrs. Will Anders, Mrs. Long
acker and Rev. Mr.. Morrison.
Miss Lewis death, occurring 50 sud
denly, was mourned deeply by the
r,any young people who had known
| her during the eight years she had
lived in Olympia and the many floral
tributes that were strewn and banked
about the casket testified to the depth
of their sorrow.
| Miss Lewis was just % years old at
the time of her death. She was born
in Michigan but came to Olympia with
her parents about eight years ago, at
tending the public schools, and last
year ST. Helen's Hall in Portland. Mr..
Lewis is mill owner at Raymond.
Mrs. Lewis is daughter of Mrs.
Thomas S. Tew.
| Besides her father, mother and aged
| grandmother, she is survived by three
brothers and seven sisters.
An additional venirre of jurors for
the October term of the local superior
court was drawn this week. the former
list having been exhausted in the cases
already tried. The new Venlre IN
cluded:
+ lTSt DlSlTlCl-~JOuu NlliVl Mui phy
Ada S. NOVEL;, A. G. Arlitt, N. G.
Glenn, H. G. Leverich, Edward Lange,
Henry Mallory, S. L. Hilyar, J. c.
Springer, Maud T. Holloman, p. c.
Haskell, D. S. B. Henry. all of Olympia.
Second DISTRICT. E. Rutledge and
J. =. Keller, Little Rock; Ed Jones,
Tumwater; Allen d. Mckenzie, Nc
Lane; Clarence Mutton, Tumwater;
John Johnson, Little Rock; S. Haight
Tumwater; E. l. Clark, Peninsula; T.
E. Tabor, Tumwater; Steve Whitney
Mud Bay; w. E. Gleaves, Rochester;
Dan Johnson, Gate.
Third DISTRICT. E. Stoll, d. c.
Stringer, E. A. Collins, G. w. Mayes
Woodland; M. J. Davis, Fred Grove
C.. A. Benedict, Bucoda; John Hack
man, Maxfield; J. A. Mckenzie. Yelm
Fred Roetter, Chambers Prairie; C.
Jackson, H. Richards. Tenino.
The Union Mills company this week
was awarded $4,000 damages by jury
brought by the Northern Pacific rail
way to condemn right-of-way across
the company's property for its new
Point Defiance line. Attorney T. M
Vance of the company stated the case
would probably be appealed. the dam
ages allowed being too small.
Rev. Father Bernard Neri of St
Martins college, Lacy, united Mr.. J
Smith and Miss Dora Deer of Shelton
in marriage at St. Michael's church
Tuesday morning. The bride was at
tended by Miss Eva Smith and the
groom by Mr.. Don O'Neil, both o.
Shelton.
j. H. Parsons of Tacoma this weel
purchased the Club barbershop of TIE
nino, from ]. w. Donnelly for $500, &C
cording to the bill of sale filed with tn,
county auditor.
Mrs. H. c. Everett and daughter
Jesse, left Monday on a two months
trip to California and Nevada cities.
. A baby girl was born last Monda!
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Percival.
A committee consisting of L. B
Faulkner, E. c. Williamson, Georg'
Mills, C. B. Lord, and the secretary
H. L. Whiting, has been appointed t.
meet with the Tacoma chamber o
commerce the fore part of next month
to arrange for the presentation o
bills to the coming legislature, asking
for ample appropriations to equip tn,
states exhibits at the Panama acif
exposition in San Francisco in 1915.
A quiet membership campaign ha
resulted in the accession of Is out o
% business men approached and tn
chamber is highly gratified over tn,
results.
Charles Walter Preston of Maytowl
j. and Miss Ola Weller of Little Rocl
obtained marriage license from tn
t county auditor this week.
t An order restraining the city clerl
S of Tenino from advertising a specia
e local option election at the cominj
t general election was applied for in thu
r local courts this week by E. T. Sulli
= van. 1t is alleged that the petition
/ does not bear the signatures of 80 pc
0 cent of the voters at the last municipa
: election.
r
Mrs. F. E. Lewis, PIP Eleventh
] street, entertained the Wednesday
4 Bridge club this week.
\
Mrs. DR.. Wayne L. Bridgford, wifi,
2 of Mayor Bridgford, visited Seattl,
: friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Huber and daugh
ter of Aberdeen were in Olympia Tues
day.
l Miss Fay Rogers, sister of Fred anG
: Matthew Rogers and a graduate of the
Olympia high school, was quietly
married Tuesday evening to Mr.. E. A
Corder. The bride was quite popula,
among the young people of Olympia
to whom her marriage was a con
siderabl surprise, having been one o.
: the stars of the high school basket bal
team. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Hayes, a wedding dinner
being served following at the home Of
Mr. C4ft r1Jl