Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-09-18

fee.
Joe Reder of the local grocery firm
of Reder & Phillips sustained the
fracture Of both bones in one of his
arms while cranking his automobile
the other day.
Miss Helen Tower of Beloit, Wis,
who spent the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. George f. Yantis. returned
TO her home the fore part of this
week.
Miss Dora SumarlidasOn of Bright
on Park, who taught the Brighton
Park school very satisfactorily for
the last three years, went to Pullman
the fore part of the week to attend
the State College, with the purpose
of training herself still better for the
teaching profession.
Charles B. Collins, who represent
ed the local BARRIERS union in the re-
cent convention in Tacoma, was elect
ed president of that body and also
obtained the next meeting of the or
ganization, in January, for Olympia.
Rev. N. M. Temple, formerly pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Bellingham, who has been
assigned to the local pastorate sue
ceeding Rev. Charles A. Bowen, will
not be able to come to Olympia in
time for the regular services next
Sunday and these will be conducted
by Rev. C. E. Todd, the district super
intendent.
Miss Catherine Chambers, daughter
of Thomas Chambers Of Yelm, who
has spent the last year with relatives
and friends in North Yakima and vi
cinity, is visiting her brothers family
on East Fourth street. Will Cham
bers, her brother, left this week on
months vacation trip east of the
mountains, during which he will visit
the state fair.
The killing Of a Chinese pheasant
near Mud Bay September cost John
Kenyon $40 and costs when he plead
ed. guilty to the charge after arrest
by Deputy Game Warden James Fem
nell. w. c. Young, who was found
Sunday with pheasant in his pos
session and arrested by Fennell, was
fined SIS and costs by Justice Crosby.
The county convention of the w.
c. T. U. is being held Friday at the
local Methodist church when, in adj
dition to the program. delegates will
be elected to the state convention.
Mrs. G. J. Van Eaton is president Of
the county organization. and Mes
danes J. H. Mayes, May Caldwell,
Sprague. Ellen Murphy. c. w. Brown
and Derrick are representing the Cen
trail body in todays' meetings.
The annual homecoming celebra-
ton Of the local Knights Of Pythias,
to be attended by members and Wis
iting members, will be held at the
lodge hall next Wednesday night.
when an interesting entertainment
including some new features is prom
Used for the amusement of the
Knights and an excellent banquet will
be served. These annual home-com-
ings are always among the most i'm
portant social affairs of the year for
the local lodge and the members are
looking forward to q most interest
ing time next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mabel Howell, wife of Harry
Howell, proprietor of Howell's Sweet
Shop ON East Fourth street. Tuesday
was appointed temporary receiver for
the business by the local superior
court and hearing is to be held with
creditors September % to determine
whether she should be made perma-
nent receiver. The liabilities of the
business are said to amount to APP
proximately $1,000 while an inven-
tory of the stock, furniture and fix
lures IL expected to show assets of
about $1,000. The business was es-
tablished in the old city hall building
two years ago, being moved this
spring to its present location in the
Safe Deposit building a few doors
east.
Cecil Brassfield, driver Of one of
Husk & Query's trucks, luckily es-