Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-06-14

the PEARL or PUGET SOUND"
This is Flag Day.
Prepare to spend the 4th in Olym-
pia.
Harry Rant made business visit
to Seattle, Tuesday.
A son was born yesterday to the
wife of 7. H. Gawley.
Mrs. David Mitchell is about to
leave for Seattle to reside.
DR.. Story left this morning in his
auto for Centralia on business.
Emil Ostrom, of Tenino, died at
St. Peters hospital yesterday from
typhoid fever.
The street department is placing
sidewalk on Columbia street lead
ing to the cannery.
Guy Rathbun has been taking
IL" the sights at the Portland Rose
Festival, this week.
Mrs. Christiana Freitag is on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. ]. S.
Williams. at Hoquiam.
Tickets are now available to bust
ness men for the big North Bay ex-
cursion on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Joseph Zamberlin and two
daughters. Pauline and May, are
visiting relatives in Portland.
The new public market is to be
opened three days in the week
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Mickey" McGlynn is now opera
tor of the elevator at the Capitol
building, and appears to like the
position.
Several committees are actively
engaged in laying plans for the big
celebration at Olympia on July Sd
and 4th:
8. A. Bird has secured his divorce
from the wife who lett him before
the FIRST month Of married life had
terminated.
Jack Sargent. who was recently
crushed by q log while employed in
the Union mills, died from his in
iuries at the hospital yesterday.
Mr.. d. ]. Larson, who resides
east Of Tumwater, called on the
STANlARD, yesterday. He is one Of
the good fellows ne like to meet.
A requisitlon paper was issued
Tuesday for Charles Potter, held at
Bakersfeld, CAL. wanted at Monte
sap0, on charge OF grand larceny.
The new Council Knights OF Co
lumbus will be organized in this city
next Sunday, by Father Kerwin. A
list Of 300 have signed for member.
ship.
The cannery is now running at
full capacity on Strawberries. The
ca4nerg pays q crate, returning
the crate TO the grower at the tine
Of delivery.
Tuesday evening st. MarRaret's
Guild Of st. Johns Church, held 4
business meeting at which many
matters for the welfare Of the parish
we're considered.
Ernest Wolfe. Deputy City Engi-
neer. has decided to become o candi.
date for County Engineer on the Re-
publican ticket, and will file for the
position next month.
Harry Kline, proprietor OF the
City Chop House, was called to Port.
land, Tuesday, by the illness Of his
little boy, who accompanied his MOTH
or on 2 visit TO that city. :
Mrs. George S. Allen, OF South
Tacoma, was q recent visitor to the
city. She stated that her husband
has been in poor health for some
time past, but was improving.
Clyde Payton, who left Olympia
in April for a tramp to New York,
reports progress in Colorado, head
ed for Nebraska and Iowa as next
points embraced in bis itinerary.
At five o'clock, Wednesday even
ing, score or more of automobiles
left this city, carrying about 100 OF
the antlered herd and their friends
70 Tacoma, on q visit to the Elks Of
that city.
"A. ]. Bishop, carpenter, had q
shoulder broken by falling from the
roof OF a house, Saturday afternoon,
on pile Of timbers. He may soon
recover it he is not hurt internally,
which is not apprehended.
Mrs. Gertrude Belding, manager
OF Doane's Cafe, is seriously i'll from
rheumatism and nervous breakdown.
She was taken ill Monday, and il she
does not improve soon will be taken
(. 70 the hospital for treatment.
1t is claimed that the rain the past
Jew days was worth thousands Of dol.
lars to the timbermen Of this State.
The prolonged dry spell had started
many incipient fires which were ex-
tinguished before general oonfagra-
lion could spread.
The funeral of Frank Daniels was
nelo Monday. under the auspices of
the u. A. r. OF which organization he
was an honored member. He was 81
years OF age and passed away at the
Aome OF his Daughter, Mrs. A. 4,
hunter. at Hunters Point.
r. N. Troy will leave next Monday
1s a delegate to the Baltimore Con-
sen!lon. TO meet on the 18th, be
GaVing been elected at the State
convention held in Walla Walla. He
W.! embrace this opportunity for
visiting relatives in the far East.