Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-25

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cau bradford. an empoye Of the
D4..... Crs Creamery. sustained "a
painful. injury to his right hand We'd
Hosday evening when it became caught
in the ice crusher upou which he Wa.
working and lac flesh aud some of the
teudons on The upper part of the hand
were torn He was able to return to
work. however Thursday, though the
hand is stiff and very sore.
\ class Of candidates Will be Initial
I'd by the Foresters of America at The
Eagles hall tonight. \ social meeting
and banquet will follow the I'M, iation.
Walter Barnard and Dell Whidden
were this week awarded the contract
for the construction of the neH school
house recently authorized by the di.
rectors of the Sturgeon Creek school
district. Work will be begun imme-
diately.
T.. r. knight, q years old, a vet
eran of the civil war and well known
Olympian, died suddenly Monday az
ternoon in the arms of friends while
visiting at Crouch e. Ellis Office on
Main street. He lad had a Fremont
ton of his death and had just previous
~ asked Col. ]. G.. Crouch to look
after his affairs. He came to Olympia
first about 20 years ago, settling on a
ranch in Thurston county. Funeral
services will be conducted at o'clocl;
this afternoon under the auspices of
the G. A. r., Rev. r. NJ Hayes Off
ciating.
Miss Elsie Schultz and Fred Jor-
dan, both popular young people of
Olympia, were married at the home of
the brides parents Sunday noon, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
William Hohberger of the Lutheran
church. They will make their home
here.
Aberdeen Cleaned up" the Olympia
Senators by a score of 7 to 3 in an in
teresting game Sunday afternoon, the
locals defeat being due largely to in
ability TO hit in pinches. Next Sun.
day there will be a double-header on
the local grounds, the first game start
ing at 1870, the Native Sons team of
Seattle and the Barbar Athletic club
of Tacoma furnishing the opposition.
Both visiting teams will be accom-
panied by excursionists from their
home cities and an exciting afternoon
is anticipated.
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Judge c. E. Claypool this week sen
fenced Fred Sergeant, the 17-year-old
lad charged with burglarizing J. 3
Winslow's cigar store recently, to the
Chehalis training school for an indie
terminate period. The store was bur
glarized July Z, $22.35 in cash being
taken, . revolver and cartridges, 9
watch fob and four pipes being the
rest of the booty. Though it is believ
ed other boys were implicated in the
affair with Sergeant, the latter refused
to divulge their names.
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Quite number of the young people
of Olympia enjoyed jolly dancing
party at the chalet in Priest Point
park Wednesday evening, given by the
Misses Elizabeth and Grace Findeisen
Hello! Who's this?"
The answer was given.
well, this is H. L. Workman, Esq
It's a seven-and-a-half-pound baby girl
So it was that the news of new ar
rival in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. H
L. Workman reached THE WASHINGTON
STANDARD Office last Friday afternoon
where Mr.. Workman is manager of the
advertising and job printing depart
Iments. And congratulations went
back over the wire whenever the con
gratulator could get word in edge
wise in the conversation sprung BY
the new papa" in joyous endeavol
to explain just how precious and how
fine and dandy that new arrival was
for the boys in the shop were just az
much interested in this new edition
as was the happy dad himself.
Mary Louise Workman" is wha
they named her and dainty announce
ments Of her arrival were mailed thi.
week to the many friends of Mr.. ant