Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-03-07
About Olympia

of the Hays school district for the
three-year term at the school election
last Saturday.
c. p Remley and daughter, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. James were among
Grand Mound visitors to Olympia last
Saturday.
Misses Olive and Ethlyn Clarke and
Clara Sprague of Little Rock were in
Olympia Saturday.
Mrs. Herndon J. Maury of The
Dalles, Ore, is the guest Of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Stephen J. Chadwick.
Senator John L. Sharpstein of Wal
la Walla addressed the Mems club of
st. Johns Episcopal church Monday
evening, his subject being: Improper
Criticism of the Court for Delays and
Technical Decisions" The meeting
was we'll attended
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LOST.
January 31st, Irish Setter, female,
color red Liberal reward for informa-
ton leading to return.
w. c. SEXTON.
(adv-2-2-4) Tumwater, Wash.
| E. C. Townsend was overwhelmingly
reelected director on the school board
of the Olympia district in Saturdays
election, receiving 444 votes to the IS
polled by his Socialist opponent. Mrs.
Ella K. Allen. The work of the pres
ent board has proven so satisfactory,
particularly in its success in main
tanning the Olympia district on a cash
basis, that the voters very strongly
preferred to keep its personnel un-
changed.
Miss Quinn Trott, who served her
apprenticeship in the Hoquiam library,
this week took charge of the Olympia
city library, succeeding Miss Selma
Sharp. The library board has $1,10O
with which to carry on its work this
year, instead of the $3.50 allowed last
year and hopes to be far more success
full. Two hundred new books have
been ordered and will soon be on the
shelves.
| U. s. Bolster. who was the guest Of
his brother, J. q. Bolster, for two
weeks, has left for California.
| T. P. Gose, Walla Walla attorney
and brother Of Supreme Judge M. F.
Gose. was in Olympia for several days
this week.
| SPRING HATS.
We will soon have on display full
line of popular priced hats. Watch our
windows for opening.
| wERTHEIM's VARIETY STORE.
Opposite State Printing ONCE.
(adv.)
The return dance given Governor
and Mrs. Lister, state officials and res
idents Of Olympia by the members of
the legislature, will be held at the
Temple of Justice tonight. Invitations
were issued to all those who participat-
ed in the series of dances given in hon.
or of the legislators each week of the
session.
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Matt Koutonen of Rochester was an
Olympia visitor Monday.
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George Sumption and G. F. Shultz
of Tenino were in Olympia Monday.
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Health Talks" formed the subject
discussed by the members Of the off,
GERS council of the Olympia Parent
Teachers association at the Office of
c. E. Beach, city superintendent of
schools, Tuesday afternoon.
Saturday evening the legislative Ia
dies will entertain at a bridge party
at the Woman's club house, honoring
the Olympia club ladies who have en-
tertained them during the session. The
hostesses will be Mesdames Holmes,
Moll, Herber, Truax, Middaugh, Cham
berlain. Childe. Croake. Aagard, Muir
phine. Goss, Coyle, French, Christen-
sen. Wende, Norton, Hill, Higginson
and Stevens.
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j. M. Stanford was elected exalted
ruler Of the local lodge of Elks for
the year beginning April 1, at the an
nual election Monday night, when the
custom of advancing the officers was
! followed. TIE other officers are: ]. 0.
Rummens, esteemed leading knight;
+. E. Taylor, esteemed loyal knight;
W. w. Sherman, esteemed lecturing
knight; Shelley Novel;, secretary;
r. l.. Blankenship, treasurer; c. n.
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