Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-04-12

"
res PEARL or SOUND"
\ son was born to Mrs. Oscar
circuit this week.
Peter McFarlane has recovered
from his late illness.
Fred A. Warner, of South Bay,
was in the city, Tuesday.
Many of the county precincts are
organizing baseball teams.
Mrs. ]. II. Chatwood. OF Milton.
Ogn. is on a visit to the city.
Mr.. Helser, aged father of Dick
and John Helser, is quite i'll at the
hospital.
Davis Juvenile Band will give their
first concert of the season in Capitol
Park tonight.
The Young Peoples Club will give
a dance at the Womans clubhouse,
to morrow night.
The delinquent personal tax list
contains 1877 names and represents a
total unpaid of 1865.
The Electra order women's aux
iliary to the Eagles lodge. is plan
ming for leap-year ball.
Daniel Setchfeld. principal of the
Roosevelt school. is taking q vaca-
ton on account of ill health.
John Crins, aged AZ years, died
at Elma, Tuesday, and the body was
brought to this city for burial.
The Council at Tenino has taken
preliminary steps for paving four
blocks of the business district.
The Deming single mill at Little
Rock will start up next Monday. af-
ter a shutdown of two months.
The fire department was called out
at IL o'clock last night to extinguish
o fire in box-car at the N. p. depot.
W. A. (Arley) Van Epps secured
license in Seattle, Tuesday. to wed
Miss Christine C.. Jaeger, of that
city. '
About forty young women have
signed for membership in the class OF
fifty to be organized by the Y. M.
C. A.
An occasional shower reminds us
that we are not far enough out of the
woods yet to brag much about fair
weather.
Mrs. E. Eberhart has arrived from
Springfield, Mo-, to spend the sum.
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. M. Cole.
About seventy-five couples attend
ed the dance given by the Catholic
Order Of Foresters at the Lobby,
Monday night.
Joe Goodroe expects to leave in q
few days for his logging camp on
Joe's bay. located about three miles
from Home colony.
An old coal mine at Bucoda, opper-
ated quarter of century ago by pen:
itentiary convicts. has been reopened
by Portland firm.
Arthur Richardson and wife and
the latter's mother. Mrs. Mcdowell,
have arrived from Minneapolis to
reside in this community.
Drs. f. B. Edgar, of Seattle. and
A. S. Oliver, of Spokane, have been
reappOinted members of the State
Board of Dental Examiners.
Bush Hoy is erecting corrugated
iron structure on Columbia, be.
tween Second and Third streets, &C
feet square, for q boiler shop.
Miss Rernadette Weyenberg ol
this city. and VIM. F. Kirby of Ia
coma, we're married Monday night
Rev. Father MaIley officiating.
Announcement is made that Her.
bert S. Young, formerly of this city,
and Miss Ida May Tucker. of Ia
coma, were married on the 7th inst.
F. H. Hurd. Department Com
mander OF the G.. A. r. for this State
and Alaska. will address the local
veterans at Grand Army hall to.
morrow night.
In the capitol condemnation suits
of Mrs. o V. Linn and John Blass
the jury in the Superior Court award.
ed the former $3.50 and the latter
1880 for their property.
Jury sessions are expensive. Oh,
for an itemized statement! The tax
payers are hungry for the facts, or
ought to be, in view of 20 per cent.
horizontal raise in realty valuations.
Billy Beckwith, the West Fourth
street barber, his son. Elmo. and
Lloyd Wray of Seattle, caught 1874
trout at Summit Lake last Sunday.
Mr.. b. has photograph of the catch.
The executive committee OF So.
cialists met Saturday in Lincoln La
Dor Temple, and elected E. c. Viii
hanson, Chairman; Miss Bernice
Sapp, Secretary. and Fred Sylvester
Organizer.
The parish of St. Johns Episcopal
church, Tuesday night, elected the
following vestrymen: l. D. O'Neil,
J. NJ. Hit, c. r. Eye. c. E. Clay
pool, Hugh Ross, H. T. Pettus and
John R. James.
u. G: Smith, so years of age, died
AZ his home in this city. on the 9Th
INST from infirmities OF age. The
funeral was held from the Sticklin
InaRel Saturday afternoon, Rev. C.
"A. Bowen officiating.
FRED Z. Brown, of Raymond, was
~ :ne city recently. He thinks that
MtnriVlng burg is rid OF the l. W. VS..
IT, SAD they were expelled from the
IboHmunlty and told not to come
aacS again, otherwise they may get
On unwelcome reception.
Mrs. J. A: Whitaker of Tacoma, was
reelected President OF Woman's Mis-.
S'onary Society of the Presbytery of