Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-08-13

Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Burcher had. FosterMilburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
OF Pythias journeyed TO Mt. Rainier
last Saturday, when Commencement
lodge of Tacoma exemplitied the sec
ond degree work that evening and the
third rank at sunrise Sunday morn
ing.
Misses Helen Swickheimer and
Ella Wiley of Delaware, Ohio, visit
ed at the home of Judge and Mrs. o.
r. Holcomb during the past week.
Miss Swickheimer came to the coast
with Miss Zaida Yates, whose
brother, Ray Yates, a salesman who
is quite we'll known in Olympia, was
married in Seattle Monday. The
Misses Yates and Swickheimer went
to San Francisco this week to visit
the exposition.
Tires valued at $1,000 compose a
portion Of the loss estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000 sustained by Knox
brothers in a fire in their garage last
Friday noon which is believed to have
started from spontaneous combustion
in greasy rags in the vulcanizing
room on the second floor of the build
ing.
A. L. Bugland and Oscar Paulson,
who were arrested recently on a
charge of fishing without license,
were "let down easy" by Justice of
the Peace Crosby, after a hearing
whish convinced the justice that they
had no intention to break the law.
He suspended their fines but required
them to pay $1,000 costs.
Mrs. Gertrude Langridge, resi-
dent of Olympia for several years,
who recently resigned from her en-
ployment in the industrial insurance
commissions office, was married
Wednesday morning to E. G. Leach,
formerly of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
has been connected with the Olympia
Building & Loan association since
last February. They will make their
home here.
Next Wednesday Pioneer Day.
CHESTER.-Some time this
week Mayor H. w. Thompson of Cen
tralia, Mayor hoffman of Olympia
and Mayor Miller of Oakville will
issue proclamations urging as many
residents Of their respective commu-
mites as possible to attend the an
nual Southwest Washington Pioneer
day celebration to be staged at Roch-
ester on August 10. A half-holiday
will also be declared in Oakville by
Mayor Miller. The reunion Of pio-
neers is a big event in Southwest
Washington annals, and the biggest
crowd is expected this year that has
attended since the reunions were in
augurated.
An electric iron left standing on
an ironing board in the Union block,
the Nommensen building on East
Fourth, cauhed q little excitement for
the circus crowd Wednesday morning
but the small blaze was extinguished
before any appreciable damage was
done. Assistant Fire Chief w. w.
Rogers was thrown to the floor by an
electric shock when he touched the
wires while working in the smoke
filled room.
Rev. F. H. Mixsell, who has been |
engaged In mission work throughout
Olympia presbytery for the last eight
years as Sunday School missionary !
under the auspices Of the Board Of I,
Home Missions of the Presbyterian
church, has moved his family from
Tacoma to Olympia and they will
make their home at Third and Cen
trail streets.
Crowds Sec Barnes Circus.
Residents from all parts of the
county came to the city Wednesday
to witness Olympia's first circus Of
the year Wednesday, the AL G.
Barnes wild animal show, which gave
two performances here that day and
played to large crowds both times.
1t was circus day, too, in every way,
from the little toy balloons to the
steam calliope, and all the kids had
a great time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Troy are camp
ing down the bay at the FRS this
month /,