Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-05-31

THE PEARL PUGET SOUND
Avery Reed, of Shelton, was Wis.,
itor to the city yesterday.
Miss Lillian Matson was recent
visitor to the Queen City.
A. C. Gaillac was over from Aber-
deem yesterday on brief visit.
St. John Sunday School will pic
mic at the City Park tomorrow.
Mrs. Frances Adams. of Seattle,
is visiting relatives and friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rutledge. OF
Little Rock. were visitors to the city
last Saturday.
Ed. Rose of Raymond, and Miss
Ora Turner OF Olympia, were mar
ried this week.
Mrs. C. J. Swayne returned Sun
day evening from a several days visit
to friends in Tacoma.
The Chamber of Commerce ex-
cursion to North Bay will probably
take place on June 25th.
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dammeir, who live on TWEEN
ty-first street. this week.
Roy Wood of this city and Miss
Alice Davis of Seattle, were united in
marriage on the 18th inst.
Miss Olive Overhulse arrived from
South Bend, Wednesday, on brief
visit to relatives and friends.
Roy Strange is attending . meet
ing OF the Washington Postal Clerks
Association at North Yakima.
The Ladies' Civic improvement
Club are discussing the matter OF q
rose festival in the near future.
May Bracchi has been granted
divorce from her husband, Henry
Bracchi. BY the Superior Court.
The marriage Of VIM. Handle and
Miss Alice Lamson. both Of Roy,
took place in this city, Saturday.
A SON was born in Portland to Mr..
and Mrs. Ronald Calvert, The par
ents formerly resided in this city.
Miss Louise Hohberger, Of Port
land, Ogn.. is visiting at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. VIM, H0hberger.
hudson Lopez. OF Eastside. was the
recipient Of q pleasant surprise lately
on the occasion Of his ninety fifth
birthday,
A very enjoyable time Was had ct
the City Park. Wednesday evening,
where the Loyal Order Of Moose
held q picnic and dance.
George Dingman, formerly Of this
city. was recently injured 10 an ex-
plosion at the powder works near
Chehalis. He will recover.
Tie ladies Of the Catholic Church
gave . card party In Mallory hall,
Wednesday night. which was we'll
attended and enjoyed by all
Judge Byron Millett left Wednes-
day evening for Columbus, Nebraska,
on visit to his mother and many
friends at his old home city.
Announcement has been received
Ct the engagement to marry a0on. Of
Theodore Tremper, formerly OF this
oity, TO Miss Constance Brennan.
The County Commissioners. Mon-
day. appointed John Rogers road
supervisor Of District No. /, 10 suo-
coed David Fleetwood, who resigned.
Sunday Vesper services will until
further notice be held in the City
Park. under the auspices Of the
Mems League Of the baptist church.
An attempt will be made to obtain
commission to pass on Geo. H. Will
sons sanity. The laws delays are
numerous ard expensive to the
public.
Gold medals were prizes contested
for BY . class Of eleven ID the aca-
demic and ten in collegiate depart
ments at st. Martins school, Thurs-
day afternoon.
At the meeting Of the Olympia
diocese of the Episcopal church held
in Tacoma this week, Olympia was
selected as the place for the next
meeting in 1913.
The Olympia Boiler Works is build
1900 gallon boiler-plate oil tank
Tor the Penninsular railroad at Shell
ton, the third tank of this character
built in this city.
Mrs. Lucy Rahbeson, OF Tacoma.
Is IN the city. She is q sister Of Geo,
q. barnes. who is in such mental
condition that he il not able to REQ.
ognize his own relatives.
The funeralo OF the late John O 'Brien
wno died at st. Peters Hospital.
monday morning, was held from St.
rlcnaels church. Tuesday, Rev.
Father Malley officiating.
The Young Peoples Dancing Club
kave their final hop for the season.
= may De resumed next fall as the
sAperience lsst closed has been sue
ss socially and financially.
william Bohn, 81 years of age.
q Carl Bonn Of Mud Bay, died
~ MsSnqay morning of typhoid fever.
t4s funeral was held TUESDAY, after
poon from Stieklin's chapel.
under-ripe native strawberries are
k'nning to appear in the market
E ICES, Out the example set Of our
1auIornla neighbors in forcing the
'eason has been followed out.