Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-22
SOME NEWS NOTES Of The CITY ;


F.. T. Wilson went TO Los Angeles
this week to spend the winter.
Mrs. George E. Oliver and daughter
Julia Of Los, Angeles visited the for
mer's mother. Mrs, c. H. Reichel. dur.
ing the past week.
State Treasurer and Mrs. Ed Meath
returned 10 Olympia Saturday from
five weeks trip to California and the
Middle West.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wise OF Mud
Bay are the parents Of baby girl,
born last week. their thirteenth child.
Mrs. D. R. Miller returned the fore
part of this week to her former home
in Pomona, Kan.
Ronald Kegley, student at the
University Of Washington, spent Sun
day here at the home Of his aunt.
Mrs. F. A. Longaker.
Mrs. Mary Jordan of Olympia has
obtained a pension, through the ef'
forts OF Congressman Johnson, and
$500 back pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schmidt spent
q few days in Tacoma and Belling-
ham this week.
Mrs. Mary A. Ward of this city
and Harry M. Barclay of Snohomish
we're married in Everett last Thurs
day, according to word received here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills and
family and Mrs. Mills mother. Mrs.
Gordon Of Tacoma, sailed from Seat
tie Tuesday on months trip to CAL
ifornia, during which they expect to
visit the fairs and motor through
southern California.
A Halloween dance is to be given
ct the Woman's clubhouse on the
evening Of October 20 under the
auspices Of the Rector's Guild Of st..
Johns Episcopal church, according to
an announcement made this week,
and q novel affair is planned.
After spending two weeks In this
city with relatives. Miss Katherine
McKeehan left Tuesday for her home
IN Novata, Okla.
Secretary q. s. Emigh of the state
board Of control has been spending
the week on vacation trip in East
ern washington and. a. grand senior
warden OF the Odd Fellows. has been
visiting number Of these lodges.
Preparations for the annual Charity
Ball. one Of the social events Of the
season, are already being made by the
Ladies' Relief society and the com
mites which will have charge Of thu
various details are already at work
The ball d to be held on Thanksgiv
Ing Eve, a. usual.
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Mary Knowles has been granted {
divorce from Charles Knowles by Su
perior Judge Wright. ON thsesround'
81 cruelty. They were married II
1901 and their daughter was giver
into the custody Of her father.
s,.e IL, /
John Van Etten. son Of Mrs. Glare
=. van Etten Of this city. who Is at
tending Reed college. Portland. hal
been honored by election as presiden
Of the freshman class.
BY drop kicking the ball three
times over Olympia's goal posts. Ho
ouiam highs football team defeated
the local squad Saturday afternoon b!
: score OF 3 to Z. the only touchdown
being made by Sergeant. Olympia
fullback, near the close of the game
Justice Walter Crosby last Satur
day sentenced Oliver Westphall.
logger. to 80 days in the county r1ai
after his conviction for stealing pal
OF blankets valued at S. from Franl
Elder and selling them for 81.
Local friends received word till
wek Of the death recently in Tropico
Calf, Of Albert Chadwick, ,7e year
old, q former resident Of Olympia ant
. Civil War veteran. The widow
Mr.. Mary Chadwick, and thre
daughters. Florence Chadwick, Mr.