Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-06-25
SINE NEWS NOTES Of the CITY


AIRS =. Tsail,ar a.H trr-0,r
Phyllis Uayy gone to ta.r .oruH
home ia ro5, Angelo lo. a ,~tl until
after the Fourth of lUll.
Returning from "a rip 20 tAo san
Francisco exposition. " q and l.. l.
Brislawn OF Sprague We're the guests
this week OF their brother. state Tax
Commissioner ]. W Brislawn.
H. G. Richardson, formerly pro-
prietor of a shingle mill in this city
but now connected with the Lulu
Shingle Co., Ltd, of Eburne, b. c.,
was an Olympia visitor the fore part
of this week.
Mrs. c. S. Crowl, wife of the quar-
fermaster sergeant at Fort Bliss, Tex
as, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. McClintic, in this city,
reaching Tenino Tuesday evening,
where the McClintics met her and
made the trip to this city in their
auto. Mr.. Crowl will arrive later.
The young men and women EN-
ployed in Secretary of State Howell's
department checking the referendum
petitions propose to give big dance
at the Woman's clubhouse Friday
evening of this week.
After a three months visit with
her brother. ]. H. Rudolph, and Sis
ter, Mrs. Nels Halverson, in this city.
Mrs. George Wallbridge and son
started from Olympia Tuesday after
noon on their return to their home
In Grand Rapids, Mich.
Stopping over here en- route home
from a visit to the San Francisco fair
r. J. Holmes. q banker Of Park River
n. D., was the guest Of his brother,
County Clerk I. N. Holmes, for a few
days this week.
Miss Mabel Irene Bechtel, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bechtel Of
Tumwater, was married at the home
OF her parents Sunday afternoon to
william F. Loxier, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Losier Of Tumwater, the
marriage being the elimination Of 9
romance that started when they were
school children. The ceremony wal
reformed at o'clock In the after,
noon. being witnessed by relatives
ana . few close friends. and an elab-
crate wedding dinner was served
later. They will make their home IN
Olympia, Mr.. Losier being an employs
4f the Olympia Light Z Power com
pAny.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Manning. pio-
noers Of the old Oregon trail, the
nosner coming ACROSS the plains from
Missouri In 80 and the latter from
ullnois the same year. being married
q Portland, celebrated their sixtisth
wedding anniversary last Friday q
thsir home In this city. whore they
have lived for the last % years. Mr.,
Meaning played prominent part in
- history Of Washington territory
having the distinction Of being {
nember Of the jury In the first trial
ID be held In Washington territory
after It had been divided from Ore.
gon.
Twelve little tots were the guests
or Mrs. Eagle Freshwater at her home
on West Nineteenth last Thursday
afternoon when she entertained In
celebration OF the first birthday OF
her son. Frank Eagle. jr.. the after.
noon being enjoyably spent by the
youngsters in playing various games
and then at the close they gathered
around big table and the birthday
cake was cut and ice cream served
A large bouquet Of yellow roses and
daisies served a. the centerpiece Of
the prettily decorated table. and vel
low candles marked each guests
place. Mrs. Freshwater was assisted
b. her sister, Mrs. Leo Schmidt. and
Mrs. Will Anders. Besides these
the guests included Mrs. Frederick
Schmidt. Mrs. John r. Mitchell. Mrs
Adolph Schmidt. Mrs. H. L. Workman
Mrs. Peter Schmidt. Virginia and
Billie Manning. Mary Louise Wort
man. Junior Beley, and Marie Johan
ma, Caroline, Eleanor. Louise. Mil
dred, Clara Louise and Adolph Henry
Schmidt.
To Extract Peppermint Oil.
CHEHALIS, June 25.-Steve Ken