Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-09

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Miss Anna jacobson hn- rWraa"
10 her home iu this oi'y after visit.
ing Mrs. W. Anderson of South SHEER
dan street Tacoma, and Miss Edna
Parsons in seattle.
Mrs. Matthew McCourt and 10.
year-old son, Matthew. of St. CroiX
Falls. Wis, are visiting this week
with the family of her niece, Mrs
Fred Hudson, at AS Union. Mrs
McCourt is en- route to the San Fran
cisco exposition.
Mrs Clarence Brown of Portland
Ore, spent few days at the home OF
her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. A. Percival
while visiting relatives in Olympia
this week.
En- route to the San Francisco ex.
position, Miss Essie Sheldon of Rush
City, Mimi, has been spending the
week at the home of her uncle,
Alonzo Sheldon, on the Westside.
Suit to fOreclose a mortgage OF
$500 on property near Tumwater has
been brought by Henry Williams
against j. w. Paulk, the present
owner. and Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
House who gave the mortgage.
Miss Louisa Rowe of Boone, Iowa,
is spending three weeks in this city
as the guest of her uncle, County
Commissioner A. M. Rowe.
The annual examination Of the rec
ords of the local county Offices was
begun this week by T. L. Hughes of
the state bureau of inspection and
supervision of public Offices. 1t will
take about six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Lott of the
Westside are the parents of an eight
pound baby girl, born Monday even
ing.
Sued for Debt-Wants Damages.
Simon Plamondon of Tenino filed
suit in the local superior court during
the past week against Vert Yantis,
M. B. Peterson, l.. ]. Miller and Hen
ming Anderson for $1,000 damages,
alleging in his complaint that he SUI
fered mental anguish to this amount
during a garnishment suit brought
against him by the defendants in the
Tenino justice court for debt. He
alleges further that he lost all of his
household gods and that his neigh
bors are saying mean things about
him as the result Of the justice court
fight, the proceedings of which he
claims were irregular. Plamondon
asserts that his property was taken
from him without due process of law
and he asks that it be returned I'd
him in addition to the damages.
ID. r.. Collier Fined $1,000.
Fine of $1,000 was assessed
against y. r. Collier. formerly of this
city but now of Oakville, when ar
raigned in the federal court last Sat
urday, after previously having plead
ed guilty to the charge of using the
mails to defraud in land scheme in
Snohomish county. He faces another
indictment jointly with his brother
C.E. Collier, local attorney, and the
trial on this charge is set for October
5, the date having been advanced by
the federal authorities this week tC
permit further investigation.
5000 Attend Fourth Celebration.
With patriotic exercises and the
Grafton of the day in the morning
Judge o. R. Holcomb of the state SUI
preme court being the speaker, big
picnic dinners at noon, and a series OF
interesting and lively sport events in
the afternoon, some 5000 Olympians
participated in the celebration of the
Fourth of July at Priest Point park
Monday, the first time the event was
held under the auspices of the local
churches. The park was filled with
celebrants all day and everybody had
good time.
/ Queer Legal Paper Is Filed.
1 AS long as A. T. Larson lives, his
son c. B. Larson, for a consideration
of $1,000 cash, agrees to provide him