Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-10-23
some NEWS NOTES Of THE CITY



The rantorum Dye Works las a
new auto delivery Wagon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Prcnner recently
returned from a three weeks stay in
Rochester. Mimi. where Mr.. Brchuer
went for medical treatment.
The Westside mill has closed down
and will remain so until market con-
ditions improve, according TO Mana
ger Charles McCleary.
Wynant c. Rau and Miss Ethel B.
Silance, both Of Rochester, obtained
a marriage license from the county
auditor Wednesday.
The state won a judgment this
week in the local superior court OF
S1l0.06 against the H. H. Balch Lum-
Der G. Single company. the amount
representing premium due under
the industrial insurance act.
Out of 4,179 parcel post packages
which passed through the local post
Office during the first Is days of Oc-
tober. LAST were mailed from this
city to other points and 2,722 receiv-
ed here for delivery.
WANTED-Bids for clearing 31a
acres land For further information
see o. w. Briggs, owner.
(adv. 10-4-2)
Superior Judges Mitchell and
Claypool this week signed an order
annulling the order for jury term
next month, the cases against w.
Dean Hays having been postponed
until December.
Half a dozen of the Republican
county candidates, with the assist
ance of Tom Fisk of Shelton, address
ed campaign meeting at Yelm last
Saturday night, attended, they say by
125 persons.
Charged with hunting ducks with
out license, warrants were issued
this week for the arrest of John E.
O'Brien, William Fitz Henry and c..
r. Lewis, on complaint Of Game War
den James Fennell.
WELL DRILLING-We are pre-
pared to take contracts for we'll drill
ing. Can strike water no matter
through what strata encountered.
FRED MEDBERRY & SON, 824 Pu-
get st.. Cor. San Francisco. Olympia,
Wash. 1914
Some so delegates are expected to
attend the annual convention here
next month of the Washington
Creamery & Buttermakers' associa-
ton, the officers of which have accept
ed the invitation extended by F. r,
Klumb, proprietor Of the Capital City
Creamery. to meet in Olympia. b \.
The suit to recover 3261.60 from
the city alleged to be due on it, light
Ing contract, an outgrowth OF. the
dimculty between the city and the
Olympia Light & Power company ov-
or the South Main street paving, was
heard In the local superior court this
week, Attorney p. M. Troy represent
Ing the company.
Frank p. Mckinney has filed bond
In the sum Of $4,000 a. receiver Of
the Olympia Bank q Trust company.
The Olympia National bank, of which
he IL assistant cashier, has been nam
cd - depositary for the receivership.
Miss Gladys Genevieve Cant OF
Olympia and Thorwald G. johnson of
Tumwater, who were married at the
Presbyterian manse by Rev. D. A.
Thompson one day last week, are
making their home on Johnson's farm
near Tumwater. i'
Rev. A. Anderson officiated at the
marriage last Thursday of Miss Clara
Edgbert and Henry Schlottman at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Edgbert, at Arcadia
They expect to make their home in
Olympia, after short wedding trip.
pay but 1915 mills taxes next year
AuStedu VI * HILLS dS tulS year, dC-
cOrding to Assessor j. c. Sans, both
the city and county tax levies having
been reduced.
Eleven of the business houses of
Olympia have been authorized by
Mayor hoffman to receive contribu-
lions to the Red Cross fund to aid
the sufferers in war-ridden Europe,
in proclamation he recently issued
urging the people of Olympia to con-
tribute as generously as they felt able
to the Red Cross work.
A plea of not guilty on both char
ges was entered by w. Dean Hays,
organizer and cashier of the closed
Olympia Bank e. Trust company,
when arraigned in the local superior