Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-09-10

Frank Bottum Of Bonners Ferry,
Idaho. was made this week. The
Wedding Is TO TAX, place in October.
The sroon-'o-h. "4. .ormerly cm-
poyed at rh. Temple of Justice n
this .ity while sjuugins law.
Miss Abba Rohac was the guest OF
honor at a miscellaneous shower at
the home OF Mrs. John F. Gillies
Wednesday evening, the young ladies
of the industrial insurance commits
sion being guests.
Motoring down from Everett Sat
urdav, F. T. Perkins spent Sunday
and Monday here with his brother,
]. r. Perkins, OH his first visit TO
Olympia in 25 years.
Miss Katherine Partlow, daughter
of Or. and Mrs II. w. Partlow, isl
attending S. Mary's school for girls
at Portland.
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c. ]. Paine of the firm of Paine
Bros, dahlia specialists, who now
have extensive gardens at Bitter
Lake on the Everett interurban line.
was in Olympia the fore part of this
week looking for a location for a
garden to be established here.
Word was received here this week
of the marriage September of Miss
Ruth Derifeld, formerly a teacher in
the Mckinley school, to Rudolph H.
Knaack at the home of the brides
parents in Wenatchee. They will
make their home at Odessa.
C. ]. Lord, president of the Capital
National bank, and Frank NJ. Kenney,
cashier of the Olympia National bnak,
attended the meetings of the state
and national bankers associations in
Seattle this week, Mr.. Lord being
chosen one of the delegates from the
state association to the next national
convention.
Local friends learned this week of
the marriage at Montesano Saturday
of Miss Mamie j. Lammon of Olympia
and Napoleon j. Gendion. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr..
| hut nh
They will make their home in Aber-
deem.
School was resumed at Providence
Academy Tuesday morning.
| C. F. Dixon has been appointed by
Superintendent O. c. Goss to sue
coed Charles Norrie as director of
the Little Rock school board, Norrie
having recently resigned because he
is moving to Olympia.
Mrs. H. L. Workman and daughter,
Mary Louise, went to Vancouver.
WASH, Thursday for two weeks
visit with relatives there and in Port
land.
| Mrs. Paul Findeisen and daughter
Of Aberdeen are vising Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Max Findeisen.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Schmidt and fam
l ily. who have been spending the sum-
mer down the bay at Buffers cove,
returned to their home on South Main
street the fore part of this week.
! F M Warner of Endicott, N. Y,
an employe of large tannery and
shoe factory there, who is here visit
ing his brother, F. A. Warner of
South Bay, stopping over on his way
! to the San Francisco fair, likes the
Puget Sound climate. The brothers
had not seen each other for 10 years.
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| Persons mailing fourth class mat
ter, consisting of merchandise, may
now insure it at a small extra charge.
new rule going into effect this
week. according to Postmaster James
Doherty. This applies to all fourth
class matter. which since the advent
of the parcel post could neither be
insured or registered. Senders may
also obtain a receipt on payment OF
one cent, which will make the trac-
ing of lost packages much easier.
i Combined assets of Washington
| building and loan associations are
shown by their annual reports to the
state auditor to be $10,022,132.65, an
increase of 100000 from the as
sets shown last year.