Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23

July -. l9lj.
After spending Two weeks in Port
lana Visiting relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
PM Sbi,,mau returned 20 their home
here Tuesday, bringing with them
oae o. tl. formers sisters. Mrs.
Noile \. Mcrr.ch, who viii spend the
summer with them. During their
.0,i- Portland family reunion
,as b,Id. SIN brothers and sisters Of
Mr.. Sk limau beng present.
TIL, ENGAGEMENT of Miss Lottie
Ttllotsou. daughter OF Mrs. W. H..
Tl,oJsou of this city, TO Gus NJ. Dag
get, Of Spokane, son OF Chairman
Floyd l.. Daggett Of the industrial
insurance commission, was announced
by Mrs. Tillotsou at a social affair at
her home last Friday evening,
Richard Mitchell. son of Judge
and Mrs. John r. Mitchell of this
city, Went to San Francisco last Sat
urday to attend the national conven-
ton of the Kappa Sigma fraternity,
of which he is a member.
A. l.. Brown, who operates the big
ranch near Sherlock, must pay indus
trial insurance premiums on all the
men he employs in his box factory,
machine shop and creamery. even
though some of them be employed
there a part of the year, according to
an opinion given the commission by
the attorney generals department.
Brown wanted an official opinion be-
fore agreeing to pay the premiums.
The Women's Relief Corps an
nounce that plans have been COM
pleted for an excursion to PIT. De-
fiance park. Tacoma. August IA.
when they will join the Tacoma corps
in their annual picnic. Local G. A.
r. members will also make the trip.
Under the firm name of Harrison &
Price, o. II. Harrison and B. NJ. Price,
both we'll known Olympians, have
opened real estate Office in the
Postal Telegraph building on Main
street.
Trial of the $1,000 libel suit
brought by A. B. Richardson, teacher
at the Mud Bay school, against Mrs.
A. J. O'Connor of that neighborhood,
was begun in the local superior court
Thursday. The alleged libel which
is the basis for the suit happened last
| February, the complaint says. Many
residents of Mud Bay are witnesses.
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Verne Partlow, son of Dr. and Mrs.
H. w. Partlow, and Miss Bette
Streets, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
r. Streets of Alameda, former resi-
dents Of Olympia, are to be married
at the home of the brides parents
July %, according to an announce.
ment made this week. They will 60
to Honolulu in September, where
Nr. Partlow, who has been connect
ed with the Bosch magnetic company
in San Francisco for several months
will have charge of large garage
Mrs. H. w. Partlow and daughter
Beulah, left for Alameda Wednesday
to attend the wedding.
Among Olympians who went to
San Francisco this week to visit the
exposition was one party composed
of Miss Faith Yantis, Miss Helen
Leghorn, Mrs. P. H. Neuffer, Miss
Iris Kneen and Mrs. Murdoch, who
sailed from Seattle Friday.
Mrs. Eagle Freshwater and little
son Frank are spending a few days at
the Schmidt camp at Buffers cove
while Mr.. Freshwater is attending
the meeting Of the State Press Asso-
citation in Port Angeles.
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Members of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Congregational church held
their annual picnic Thursday after
noon and evening at "The Frs" the
summer home Of Mrs. r. H. Edmonds
and Mrs. Theodore Brown, down the
bay on the Westside, the men OF the
church joining them for the big picnic
dinner in the evening.