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

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Mexico.
Miss Hazel Do,h"riy IS recovering
satisfactorily from an operation for
appendicitis recently performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ". Convery and
Mrs. Thomas r. Horn spent Sunday
and Monday at Moclips, the trip being
made in the Convery machine.
Attorney and Mrs. P. NJ. Troy left
Seattle Tuesday night on the Pres
ident" for San Francisco for 10
days to two weeks visit at the expo
sition.
Large crowds of people went camp
ing down the bay Saturday afternoon
for the Sunday and Monday holiday.
Olympia's hottest day for four
years was last Thursday, when the
thermometer registered 81 degrees.
July "a, 1911, the official records re-
port that the mercury climbed to 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Liddell of Nor
ton were recent guests for few days
Of Mrs. Liddells brother, Superin-
tendent C. E. Beach, and wife.
David Ashman, an employe of the
Olympia Brewing company for the
last two years, and Mrs. Ashman left
the fore part of this week for Salt
Lake City to visit Mr.. Ashman's par
ents, going by way of San Francisco.
Miss Florence Haycox presented an
interesting report of the state con-
vention of Christian churches in
North Yakima last week, at the
morning services in the local church
last Sunday.
The Rose-Nepple Auto company,
local agents for Dodge Bros motor
cars, are now doing business in their
new location at 2O9 Main street, in
the concrete garage building Just
completed by Emil Martensen, ad-
Joining the city hall.
Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. e. w. Allen returned last Sat-
urday night from a months Eastern
trip. They will spend the summer in
Rev. c. s. Morrison's camp down the
bay. They were married June l.,
Mrs. Allen formerly being Miss Hazel
Conner.
With "Chick" Springer, the local
high school lad, on the mound, the
Senators defeated the fast Ballard
team in an exciting game on the local
grounds last Sunday by score of 8
TO 2. Monday the Senators went to
Shelton and. with Boatman pitching.
came back home with the long end of
as to 1lscore.
Leonore Garrod of Seattle spent a
few days recently in this city as the
guest of Lois Van Houten, daughter
Of County Agent o. C. Van Houten,
while her mother. Mrs. Rachel Gar
rod, visited at the George Sleater
home in Pleasant Glade.
Stopping over in Olympia en- route
to the California fairs, Mrs. Blanche
Miller and niece, Miss Freda Fenton,
of Kansas City, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Martensen for a
few days.
After spending some time in Olym-
pia with his brother, DR.. J. J. Mus
tArd, DR.. H. R. Mustard of Montreal,
Canada, expects to go to Victoria, B.
c.. soon to join a party of army sur
geons bound for the European bat
tlefront.
Mrs. w. H. Coffin of Tacoma, pres
ident of the state Rebekah assembly,
has ben appointed bakery inspector
and assistant food inspector by the
state department of agriculture.
Several small fires have been re-
ported to State Forester E. w. Fer
ris by county fire wardens, but no
damage has yet been done. larger
protective force than ever before is
watching the woods this wear in the