Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-10-25
City and County

T-e PEARL or PUGET SOUND"
What is reported to have been the
+ st successful Caesarian operation in
the history OF Thurston county was
performed last Sunday on Mrs j, y
NcCloary, wife of the superintendent
of the Gate schools, at St Peters hos
pital. Mrs. McCleary has shown con
slant Improvement since the operation
Charles Shelley. George Stuth, and
Ronald Mclean went duck shooting
along the Nisqually river Sunday.
Russell Callow, graduate OF the
Olympia high school now attending the
University of Washington, played in
the football game between the Cniver
slty sophomers and st. Martins college
lest Saturday.
Internal injuries received when she
3Ccame accidentally entangled with &
wire fence Saturday afternoon caused
The death Sunday of Mrs. Edna Turner
- years old. at the family home o,
East Bay avenue. The funeral tool
rlace Monday afternoon, interment
being made in the Odd Fellows Gem
etery. Mr.. Turner survives.
l.. J. Myers was laid up this week
with a four-inch scalp wound sustained
V hen the motorcycle he was riding
oollided with an automobile driven by
Hugh Mcintosh Sunday afternoon
throwing Myers through the glass
windshield of the car. Confusion as
20 directions is thought to have caused
the accident, in attempting to avoid
which the Mcintosh machine was
Criven into the street curb, smashing a
front wheel and bending the axle. The
accident occurred at Fourth and Chest
nut streets.
body of Miss Grace Petty, 1S-year-Olt
daughter of Mrs. d. R. Burdick o.
Little Rock, when it was brought t
Olympia Monday for burial in the
Masonic cemetery. Miss Petty had
been attending Olympia high schoo
until she was taken ill with typhoid
pneumonia two weeks ago, resulting
in her death last Saturday. Rev. Mr.
Nelson of Little Rock officiated at the
funeral services.
The second of its winter dances will
be given by the Thirty-fve Dancing
club tonight at the WOman'S clubhouse
Holding that a grade crossing al
that point would be dangerous, the
public service commission has refused
to grant the Northern Pacific per
mission to construct its Point Defiance
line across the Tenino road near the
Milwaukee tracks. The fact that prob
ably SO trains day will be operated
ever this line was an important factor
in the commissions decision.
In the fastest game seen on the local
grounds this season, st. Martins col
lege boys lost to the University OF
Washington sophomores last Saturday
ty a score of to 0. The lineup for
left tackle, Kucera; left guard, Do
herty; center, Mist; right guard, Sapp;
right tackle, Peterson; right end, Bow
man; quarter, J. Meyer; left half, H
Meyer; right half, Mcknight; fullback
Vance (captain).
Harold Edmonds of Olympia will
sing the part of the sheriff in Meyer
beers opera, Martha" which will be
given by the students of the Whitman
conservatory of music this winter
under the direction of Professor Elias
Blum. The chorus will comprise &c
students selected from the entire
student body. The cast includes
Lady Harriet, Miss Florence Wills, Of
Walla Walla; Nancy, Miss Hazel Cole
man, of Walla Walla; Lionel, Henry
Filler, Ellensburg; Plunkett, Virgil
Bennington, Ritzville; Sir Tristram
Newton Barrett, Tacoma.
Herbert Raymond, nephew of Chic
Raymond of the Olympia fire depart
men, was accidentally shot In the face
and breast Sunday, while hunting with
his brother, George, and Fred Harmon
He was taken to st. Peters hospita
where two shots were removed from
his cheek, one from his nose and sew
eral from his throat and chest. His
condition is not serious.
An early morning fire in a pile o.
barrels and cases in the rear of thu
Palm on East Fourth street caused {
small loss last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sturdevant Of Blacl
Lake are rejoicing over the arrival O.
a baby boy and girl last Sunday.
T. H. MacLafferty of Tenino, was {
business visitor to Olympia Monday.
Matt Coutonen, John o. Johnson an(
Jonas Erickson of Rochester were II
Olympia Monday.
C. F. Murphy Of Sumner, spent Sun
day in Olympia.
Mrs. Cole Leasure and Mrs. Ida Gun
deson of Shelton, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Seisenwebber this week.
Misses Emily Shirky, Margare
Shirky, Edna Foxwell and Mildred
Dow of Rochester were Olympia visit
ors this week.
The members of st. Johns Guild o
ST. Johns Episcopal church gave al
entertainment in the crypt of tn,
church Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Dorothy Lang, Bonnie Val
Eaton and Angela Boardman were thu
guests of Mrs. George Wright at hel
home in Rochester for few days this
week.
David Culman of Vashon Islant
spent Monday in Olympia.
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Word was received this week b.
Judge and Mrs. S. ]. Chadwick tina
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Maury of Tht
Dalles, Ore, are the proud parents O
a bouncing baby boy. Mrs. Maury
was formerly Miss Clare Chadwick.
Reports that several local merchant!
lod haar ct,,pO with worthless checks