Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-03-06
SOME NEiYS NOTES OF The CITY

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! SOME NEjHs NOTES OF The CITY !:
Observation-Disclosures, ~, ,.,:.. :, ....... :.
Wednesday was the first day in
the second year OF Woodrow Wilson's
administration.
Fred Conyery expects to go to Sa1.
Francisco next week on a three
weeks business trip.
Rev. Father Maily ofhciated at the
funeral Wednesday of Henry c.
Chandler. the l5-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. 6. Chandler, who died
of meningitis the fore part Of the
week.
Local alumni and former students
OF the Pullman State College highly
enjoyed banquet at the Y. Nj. c. A.
Tuesday evening, when Frank T. Bar
nard. registrar of the college, was the
guest of honor.
Sheriff McCorkie was elected presi
dent of the Thurston County Game
association at the annual meeting and
banquet last Tuesday; w. H. Yeager,
vice president; Andrew Austin, sec
retary-treasurer, end NJ. J. Mellon,
William Countryman, Harley Post
and Charles A. Burr, trustees.
A committee consisting of the
mayor and councilmen Talcott and
Hord was appointed by the council
this week and authorized to negotiate
with the Olympia Water Works com
pany for the purchase OF it's plant,
following the approval of the bond is
sue in the special election Tuesday.
p. d. Moore, one of the best known
and liked OF the old pioneers of Olym-
pia, celebrated his eighty-eighth
birthday last Saturday, but owing to
the serious illness Of his daughter,
bars. Edna w. Edings. the celebration
Of the anniversary was quite simple.
The anniversary cake was the gift
OF Mrs. Ernest Lister.
.s.
- work on the new Klaumbush
building At Fifth and Water streets,
the new Peters building at Fifth and
Washington, the new Knox garage at
Second and Franklin and the new con-
crete building at Second and Coium-
bia streets is progressing rapidly. the
excellent weather Of the last few
weeks enabling the contractors to go
right ahead
The advisability. Of establishing 4
n permanent Headquarters in this city
ana other matters relative to the
eAnpaien Tor new members and the
finances OF the club WIN be considers
"a AZ thes regular monthly business
meeting of the Thurston County DEM
0cratic club at Eagles hail. East
Fourth street. II 7.sO Saturday
Mint 4 lifse attendance ii desired.
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L One ~ tho prettiest wedding 81 the
yses to6h plac 4 the home Of Judge
and Mrs. Stephen I. Chadwick last
Monday evening when their daughter.
~ Miss Harriet became the bride OF Mr..
Arthur =. KARI u North Yakima. ut.
Rev. FtedGric NJ Kea&or, bisl1op 81
the EpiScopal dioeeAe 81 OLYMPIA.
berfcrmsd the cefsmony in the pres.
4 once III 100 relatives and close
friends. the date was the twenty
seventh wedding Anniversary d
Iudas and M. GhSdwick
The folloMi4g onicers were chosen
at the annual meeting Of the loca
lodge 81 Elks last Monday evening
,. Q. Rnmmens, exalted ruler; e. e
Taylor, esteemed leading knishs; W
y. Sherman, esteemed loyal Knight
Thomas 0'Leary, esteemed lecturini
knight; s. =. NOVEL;. secretary; r
r. Mckinney. treasurer; CIR. Boil
ton. tyler. and Leo Schmidt. trustes
for three-year term. !. M. Stanford
retiring exalted ruler, was chosen
delegate 70 the national convention
80 + Il
In Denver, with w. H. Bracket as al
ternate. 8. L. Harris, Clinton L
Barrow and Bert v. Pierce we've mi
tiatsd 1t this meeting.