Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-09-25
SOME NEWS NOTES Of THE CITY
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The woman's class of the Y. ". G..
a. began its regular work Wednes-
day evening with large membership
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Croft of Spo-
kane are in Olympia, Mrs. Croft eX-
pecting TO spend some time here with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. F. P. Nc
Fadden.
Under the law the official canvass
of the recent primary vote is to be
made by the secretary of state next
Tuesday, but a number of the larger
counties of the state have so far
failed to report.
An eight-pound baby girl was born
Sunday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Hassler at the Seattle General hos
pital and has been named Catherine
Jane Hassler. Mr.. Hassler is pro-
pretor of the Olympia Independent.
Judge and ..is. NJ. M. Goldman and
son Donald have moved to their old
home in Seattle. III health recently
compelled Judge Goldman to resign
from the Craftsmanship Of the state
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Colonel J. G. Crouch Of the local
real estate firm of Crouch & Ellis,
has returned to his home here after
a two months trip ON business and
pleasure to various points in Kansas,
Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky.
FOR SALE-5-passenger Cadillac,
cheap for cash or will exchange for
cattle, good team or property. Also
Hoover potato digger and family
horse. Address Box 573 Olympia or
Phone $50. (adv.)
Herman Mallory let a contract this
week to White & Wright to construct
= tile building 50x71 feet on lower
Main street, between First and A
streets. to be used by James Brewer
as a feed store. Now that the paw
ing IL completed In that section, 1t is
expected that other new buildings
will be erected on that portion of the
Carlyon fill.
The Olympia Trades Council this
week adopted resolution endorsing
the eight-hour initiative bill and an
other opposing the statewide prohi-
bition measure. endorsing thereby
the stand taken by the executive
committee Of the state federation.
Plans are being laid for an active
campaign in support Of the eight
hour bill.
The celebration at the Odd Fell
lows hall Monday evening Of the
43rd anniversary Of the founding Of
the order of Rebekahs. the auxiliary
to the /. o. o. f., was attended by
moro than 100 persons. who greatly
enjoyed the interesting program OF
talks and music and an excellent ban.
Quet, ct which the local lodge Of Re-
bekahs were hostesses to the loca
!. Odd Fellows.
Members Of the local lodge of thu
National Union held their flrst for
NAL meeting Of the fall at the Elks
club rooms Tuesday evening. VIII,
: banquet was served and . varie,
program enjoyed. as we'll a. the ri.
ualistic work. J. r. Anderson. a
ofncial Of the lodge from Tacoma
was the speaker of the evening.
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Walter r. Mcdowell. secretary o
the Olympia Building q Loan asso
citation. was chosen second vice-presi
dent Of the Warrington Savings 1
Loan Associations' league 1t the an
nual meeting in North Yakima thi
week. Olympia invited the leagu
to hold it, 1915 meeting here, bu
Seattle was chosen.
A three-day membership campaig
Thursday. Friday and Saturday q
next week will be inaugurated by th
local r. NJ. c. A. under the directio
OF the following committee: H.
Giles, chairman: H. G. Porak, B.
Collier. Sidney Rankin. Henry Cour
tryman. J. e. Grant and Henry Sar
born. with the following represent.
tives from the boys department
Harold Troy. Robert Clark, ALLIE
White J0hn Rohac ana navlA pov