Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-08-21
SOME NEWS NOTES OF THE CITY :
Observation-Disclosures

North Bay, We're in the city this week
visiting relatives and friends
Governor Lister this week issued
a proclamation designating Monday,
September as Labor Day, urging
all citizens to join in a general OBJ
servance of the day.
o. NJ. Dunhams camp down the
bay on the Westside was the scene OF
a picnic highly enjoyed by the mem
bers of the Baptist Young Peoples
society Tuesday
LOST--On West Bay Ave, ladies
gold bracelet, engraved with letter
a.. Finder please phone Sc.
Tuesday was ladies' day at the
grounds of the Olympia Golf and
Country club at Lacey and the after
noon was most pleasantly spent by
all who attended.
The members of the Helping Hand
circle held their annual picnic at
Electric park, Tumwater, Thursday
afternoon, serving big picnic dinner
at o'clock.
Photos enlarged at Mottman's for
81 cents with each $1.00 purchase.
Offer closes September 18th.
(adv. 8-2-2)
The Senators Sunday trounced the
fast Jaffa team of Seattle by score
OF 2 to 0, breaking the hoodoo which
has hung over the local lads for the
last four games.
A. c. Patterson and family left this
week on a three months trip
throughout the East, which will in
clude visit to his old home in Waits
burg, Pa.
School girl desires employment
Saturdays from to 4 O'Clock. Can
do cooking or general homework.
Address H14. giving salary willing
to pay. (adv)
WANTED Some one to bale hay
Ut South Bay. Address'F. A. Warner
Olympia, R. F. D. 8, Box IS. S3-1
Miss GLADYS Ann West, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. West Of this
city, was married Monday afternoon
IT the home Of her parents to Russell
waiter Salter Of this city. the cere-
mony being performed BY Rev. Henry
8. Champie. They left Immediately
ON two weeks wedding trip, after
which they will make their home on
Central street.
A stroke Of paralysis suffered in
Tacoma seven months ago. rendering
her unconscious and helpless. ended
IN the death Tuesday afternoon Of
Mr.. Edna w. Edings ct the home Of
her father. p. D. Moore. She had
not regained CONSEQUENCES after the
stroke. Funeral services were held
IT the Moore home Thursday after
noon, interment being made in the
Masonic cemetery. Mrs. Edings was
the daughter Of one Of Olympia's old
eat families and was born here in
1870, and had always been . proml.
nent figure In the city's social and
business life. She Is survived by her
father. daughter. Miss Edna Earle
Ndinxs, who was graduated from the
Olympia high school this year, sis
ter. Miss Jane Moore, and two broth
ers. Lindley =. and 4. schooley
Moore.
Plans to mark permanently with
bronze tablets set in, either boulders
or concrete blocks the historic Ore
gon trail from Olympia to the Colum.
bia river will be undertaken by q
committee from the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. appointed by
Mrs. Henry McCleary at q recent
meeting In Olympia. The society ex-
poets to have the work done by next
fall and has enlisted the help Of var
ions organizations. A monument will
also be erected on the site of the first
house in the white settlement which
! later became Tumwater.
Closing arguments for and against
permitting six of the 'seven sisters
initiative bills to appear on the bal.
lots this fall were being made in the
Thurston county superior court
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