Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-15
SOME NEWS NOTES or THE CITY

who is we'll known here, visited his
brother, Mitchell Harris. and family,
this week
Superior Judge Wright this week
granted Eva Tope a divorce from
Samuel rope and Alice Jackson from
Harry Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur McQuarry of
Victoria, B. c., visited Mrs. NJ. J.
Hall and other local relatives this
week.
Will Schneider and family sailed
from Seattle the fore part of the
week for San Francisco, where they
are visiting the fair.
A baby girl was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ruddell.
Mrs. George Hopp of Camas, Wash.
where her husband publishes the
Camas Post, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Billings.
The October meeting of the Thurs.
ton County Pomona Grange will be
held at the Chambers Prairie hall
next Tuesday.
Members and employees of the state
state public service commission par
ticipated in a picnic Sunday on Har-
stein island.
Mrs. Frank Weir, formerly Miss
Mime Huwald, this week resigned
from the position of bookkeeper and
cashier of the Olympia Gas company
which she had held for nearly six
years.
The Misses Sadie and Bernice Sapp
returned during the past week from
. three weeks trip to California. dur
ing which they visited the fairs and
toured the southern part of the state.
A number Of friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Rant were their guests
Sunday evening. on the occasion of
the celebration of Mrs. Ranft's birth
day, the evening being spent most
enjoyably and delicious refreshments
being served.
Miss Bateman. teacher in Latin at
/ the high school: Miss Snyder OF
Lincoln school, Professor Jones Of
the Central school. and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hudson were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Christopher. 401
Union, Monday evening.
The Chi Rho society, an organiza'
tion Of the younger girls Of the city
recently elected the following
oncers: Miss Margaret Main. presi
dent: Miss Helen scoby, vice presi
dent; Miss Alys Houghton. treasurer
and Miss Elisabeth Chadwick. secre
tary.
In the opening game Of the seasol
the local high school team defeate,
the visitors from Chehalis by scor
Of - to q. ON the local grounds las
Saturday afternoon, one Of the feat
ures Of which was 60-yard run 70
= touchdown by Captain Merle Nor
ford Of the local team. The local
outclassed the visitors all around.
- go
Some thief, who has 80 far escapes
the local police. stole two suit case
and two extra tires from an automo
bile belonging to Fred Grass. teach
or Of the Yelm neighborhood, whil'
the machine was standing in front o
the high school Wednesday morning
and hid them in wood pile near tn,
home Of Mrs. T. N. Allen at Eleventh
and Columbia. The articles were re
covered.
Relatives and q few intimate
friends attended the marriage Tues
day morning Of Miss Abba Bohac ant
Verne Lawrence, two popular youni
people Of the city. at the home of tn
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Bohac. The wedding was a Quie
home AFFAIR, the ceremony being per
n
the Christian church, the bride beinl
attended by her sister Miss Sylvi'
Bohac, and the groom by Howard Far
rington. They left Immediately on
honeymoon trip to Portland and othe
Oregon cities and will be at home Il
their friends at 306 Central stree
after November 20. Mrs. Lawrence
was until recently an employe OF tn
3udustria1 insurance commission