Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-04-09
SOME NEWS NOTES OF THE CITY :

Governor Ernest Lister has accept
ed an invitation to address the bien-
NAL convention of the National Anti /
Saloon League at Atlantic City July /
G. During his journey the governor
will visit the California eXpositions.
The jury in the Pierce county SUI
peror court, which is hearing the |
city's suit to condemn the local water
works company, spent Wednesday in |
this city inspecting the company's
property.
Miss Gertrude Bryant, who is quite
we'll known locally as having been a
soloist at several musical affairs of
the capital city, was married in Ia
coma Tuesday to Howard Lieben, son
of Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Lieben, former |
residents of Olympia. They will
make their home in Seattle.
Local knights of Pythias enjoyed |
their monthly social session Wednes-
day evening with a jolly "get-togeth
err meeting, playing various games
and partaking of a clam feed" E.
E. Taylor and Thomas L. O'Leary !
were chosen to represent the local
lodge as delegates to the meeting of
the grand lodge in Tacoma next
month.
Olympia's first baseball game of
the season is to be played at the ath-
letic park next Sunday afternoon
when the Senators will stack up
against the McKenna aggregation in
what is expected to be one OF the
fastest of the preseason games.
All the paving projects that have
been pending before the city council.
for some time were ordered at this
weeks meeting. as reference to the
city legal notices on another page,
where they are set forth. in detail
will reveal. 1850
The Jury in the local superior court
Z this week allowed Charles Wilson OF
Lacey 5000 for the 40-foot strip Of
land across his property sought by
the tsate as,right-of-way for the new
route Of the Pacific highway. Wilson
asked $1,000.
Colonel william H. Dunphy, whose
widow is sister of Mrs. James E.
sDailey Of this city, died at the family
home in Walla Walla Wednesday
smorning, following two strokes of
fparaIysis recently suffered. Mrs.
DALEY had gone TO- Walla walla laStl
SUNDAY and Mr.. Daley went there
"wednesday might to attend thu
funeral. Colonel Dunphy was one Of
i the prominent Democrats Of Eastern
washington and was a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for gov
Sernor in the last state campaign:
Cashier Frank M. Kenney of the
olympia National bank was the recip-
sient OF q surprise party engineered by
the employees Of the bank that
evening, who gathered at HIS home to
help him celebrate his birthday.
Il Miss Katherine Cowles Claypool.
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. G. E..
AClaypool and one Of Olympia's popu-
liar young women. was married to DR..
ATOrlief Torland OF Seattle at St.
Johns Episcopal church Wednesday
Hevening. in the presence of host of
Nfriends, the ceremony. being per
sformed by the rector. Rev. c. s. Nor
arison. They will make their home in
Seattle after honeymoon tour of
British Columbia az
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4 Will Seifert. who was operated on
Sat St. Peters hospital two weeks ago
TO remove complications resulting
from fractured rib sustained about
IL year ago and which never properly
healed. is improving very rapidly and
expects TO-. 80 back to work at the
state printing office. next Monday. He
was confined to the hospital only
Three or four days. ggss m s..
a. 800 s& A$sss n
Il The big benefit dance for the local
Baseball team, the proceeds of which
Sare to be- used to buy new uniforms,
will be held at the Tumwater club
house Saturday evening of this week,
gand all the advance reports give
promise Of highly enjoyable eve-
ming.
Judge 20. R. Holcomb, the new
fmember Of the state supreme bench.
was elected a member of the vestry