Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-06-19
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Members OF tAs g; e. E29;tol Socia
club will hold n, r. .'.r.c OF h,
summer at Prizes; Pom. park satur
day.
The Misses Grace and Ethel Lewis
entertained about loo Of their friends
at a dance at the Masonic temple
Thursday evening.
Lighting fixtures for the new Car
negie library will be furnished by the
Olympia Light & Power company or
its bid of s414.50, the lowest sub
mitted.
Superior Judge Claypool this week
from Charles Jacobson and the right
to resume her maiden name of Char
lotte Hartman.
Ballard defeated the Seators Sur
day by score Of to l in highly
interesting game, the first time since
the season opened that the locals have
been beaten.
Sunday was fairly warm, the Their
mometer registering SO. but Monday
it climbed still higher until it touch
ed "a, the topnotch mark for the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter Of
Sequim and Ernest Webster and son
of Seattle have returned to their
homes after visiting DR.. Lucy A.
Cook for several days.
William Collins, former member of
the local police force but now head
mill wright at the Westside mill. is
reported to be recovering satisfactor-
lily from the accident Sunday in which
he received painful though not SER
ious cut in the thigh, which required
eight stitches to close.
All the streets in the district
bounded by Seventh, Adams, Elev-
enth and Columbia streets may be i'm
proved this summer as the result of
the MAYORS recommendation to the
council this week following the pre-
sentation OF resolution calling for
the improvement Of the streets in the
district bounded by Seventh. Frank
lin, Tenth and Main, the mayor ex-
pressing the opinion that the work
could be contracted for at = better
lgure II larger area were included.
No action has been taken by the coun-
Gil on the project.
Judge King Dykeman Of King
county. sitting in the local superior
court, this week overruled the de-
murrers Of the local water company
70 the city's condemnation suit but
the case viii be appealed to the SUI
preme court. One demurrer claimed
that the ordinance for condemnation
Wa too vague and the other that the
city vas beyond It's legal indebted
ness. II the supreme court upholds
the decision, the case propably will
come on for trial in September.
The annual memorial exercises of
the local knights Of Pythias lodge
will be held Sunday at st. Johns
Epiccopal church. when Rev. C. e.
Morrison, the rector. will deliver the
memorial sermon and Superior Judge
Mitchell an address ON Those Who
Have Gone Before" James J. VIII
son and Joseph McCarogher were
members Of the local lodge who died
during the past year. The Knights
and Pythian Sisters will meet at the
lodge hall at 1880 Sunday morning
and will march to the church in a
body.
Quite number of people attended
the annual Flag Day exercises OF the
Elks' lodge in the lodge rooms Sum
day. when r. d. Rockwell delivered
the principal address. J. M. Hit gave
. history of the nag and various mu-
steal numbers were offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CASTOR re-
turned this week from Portland
where they visited their son Will and
wife while attending the Rose show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Kenney, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
e. Harter, Mrs. Maude Tamblin, Mrs.
Ed. McClarty and William McClarty
were among the local residents who
attended the annual encampment of
Spanish-American war veterans and
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