Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-09-04
SOME NEWS NOTES or THE CITY

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Mrs. NJ. La Cue has gone to her
home in Providence, r. l.. after
spending several months here with
her son. G. H. La Cue.
Mrs. Il. f. Wright of Tacoma is a
guest at the Alex Wright home. She
expects to go TO Des Moines. Iowa.
soon to spend three months visiting
her brothers and sisters there.
The city council this week, after
some delay, passed the ordinance pro-
viding for the opening and improv-
ing of several streets in that section
north of San Francisco street and be-
tween East Bay avenue and Puget
street They will be grubbed and
graded.
Chief Justice Herman D. Crow and
Associate Justices Stephen ]. Chad
wick and NJ. F. Gose of the state su-
preme court will be the guests of
honor at a banquet to be given in
Seattle Saturday evening by the Sc
attic alumni of Phi Delta Phi, the ma
tional law fraternity.
Rev. Frederick w. Bateson, pastor
of the local Baptist church, is, as
president of the convention, making
arrangements now for the entertain
ment of the Western Washington
Baptist convention in this city during
the econd week. in October, a unique
feature Of which will be the dedica-
ton of missionary cruiser just COM
pleted at cost of $1,000, for work
in the camps, settlements, commune
ties and churches on Puget Sound.
Charles Collins will represent the
local BARRIERS as delegate to the an
nual meeting in Tacoma next We'd
nesday when efforts to revive the
state federation. which has been de-
funct tpr four years. viii be made.
Portrait offer at Mottman's closes
Sept. 18th. All work finished here.
Get coupon with each 800 pur-
chase. (adv.)
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kilmer Of 1880
Spring street have as their guests
Mrs. Hiram Hubbard and daughter,
Mrs. Annie Oliver, Of Green Bay,
Wis. where the Hilmers formerly
lived.
The "long arm fthe government"
reached to Olympia's only wireless
station this week when Frank e.
Farris. the proprietor. received word
that his station must be closed. Sim
flar instructions are being sent to
all wireless stations: in the United
States, owing to the European war.
3. =. Hubbell Of Kelso, Bull Moose
candidate for congress from this dis
trict, addressed campaign meeting
at,the Acme theater Tuesday evening,
N talk being an illustrated lecture
o4"Women and Children in Toll"
Hgome dozen candidates from Shell
ton Joined with others from Olympia
to compose the class Of 40 with which
the Capital City chapter Of the Order
OF the Aramanth was organized at
the Masonic temple Tuesday evening,
the installation being put on by Ever
green Court No. OF Seattle.
Arguments were made by opposing
attorneys the fore part OF the week
oG.the city's suit to compel the Wash
in0ton Public Service company to lay
ca8t-ir0n water mains throughout the
nav paving district, and on motion
ofsthe city the hearing was continued
until September 8 to permit 1t to SUBJ
NIT an amended petition.
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Mrs. w. B. Bailey, children and
sister, Miss Minnie McRae. have re-
turned from a three months visit
with relatives in Michigan. A sis
ter, Mrs. James Bell, accompanied
them to Olympia and expects to spend
the winter here.
Miss Eta McGlynn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. McGlynn. was mar
ried at st. Michael's church Sunday
morning to Phillip Jenovich, theh
ceremony being performed by Father
Mally. They will make their home