Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-08
SOME NEWS NOTES OF THE CITY

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Mrs. c, s. eaton left Monday for
visit with her mother in Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Thomas Hugh and Miss Lydia
Klein of this city were married in
Tacoma last week.
A "venison feed" was highly en-
joyed by local Elks and a delegation
from the Centralia lodge, at the reg
ular meeting Monday evening.
Seventy guests were entertained by
Mrs. A. H. Chambers Tuesday after
noon at a bridge tea in honor of Mrs.
Upton of Tacoma.
The city council this week changed
its nights for regular meetings from
the first and third Wednesdays to the
first and third Tuesdays.
Members of St. Johns Episcopal
church participated in another parcel
post social at the church Tuesday
night. under the direction of st.
Johns Guild, and had jolly time.
Miss Louise Aver and sister. Miss
Elizabeth, returned this week from a
tour of California.
The Olympia Dairy Products COM
pany, which will have large exhibit
at the Thurston County Fair next
week, took fourth prize in the butter
contest at the state fair at North
Yakima.
After spending three weeks with
friends at Walla Walla, the family's
former home, Mrs. E. w. Olson, wife
of the state labor commissioner, re-
turned to her home here Sunday.
Complaints to Prosecuting Attor-
ney Geo. F. Yantis involving a West
Fourth street hotel resulted in an
investigation by him and Chief of
Police Ben Hall Saturday night and
the arrest Of q woman who, after con-
Tossing. was ordered to leave the city.
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Whiel working in thee woods near
Camp l, Bordeaux. Guy Tylen suf-
fered . badly crushed foot the latter
part u last week when caught be-
tween two logs. He was brought to
st. Peters hospital for treatment,
whore It was found that no bones
were broken.
Verne Partlow. son Of DR.. and Mrs.
n. W. Partlow Of this city. and wife.
formerly Miss Betty Streets Of this
city. arrived In Olympia this week
for visit with relatives, after hav-
me lvsd in California since their
4 marriage this summer.
Beginning with : dinner at the
Blankenship home Monday evening.
Mrs. George e. BlAnkenship and Mrs.
G. WIN ShafIer have been hostesses
1t series Of social events this week.
being assisted Monday by Mrs. Mary
- Bryan. Wednesday and again to-
day Mrt. Blankenship and Mrs. Shat
~ entertained 1t bridge luncheons.
while Saturday noon Mrs. Blanken-
ship will entertain the Past Matrons'
club In honor Of Mrs. H. v. Abel Of
Seattle. who has been her guest this
week.
Henry Meacham. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. w. G. Meacham Of Brighton
Park, who has been serving with
Company ~. U. s. NJ. c.. at Alan.
Guam. for the last year or more. ex-
poets to leave there October 81 on
his way home to the states. going via
Honolulu and Japan and reaching the
Bremerton navy yard some time in
December. according to word re-
ceived BY his parents this week.
Rev. C. s. Morrison, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church, Mrs. Nor
rison and their young SON went to
Seattle this week, where they will
spend the next three months, Rev.
Morrison having been granted con-
ditional- leayt Of absence from the
local church. He will return to
Olympia each Saturday to conduct
Sunday morning services.
Convicted OF attempting to beat
board bill of $3.50 due the Lacey
hotel, operated by Captain George
Higgins, Henry LaMonte of Tacoma
was given the alternative by Justice
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