Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-07-01

to Ellensburg last Sunday. They
stopped on the way at Snoqualmie
Falls, Summit, and Lake Keechelus,
and took in all the splendid scenery
along the journey. They report very
little snow in the pass, the road being
very good.
OUTING TO COHASSETT
Mrs. William Fleharty, Mrs. ]. D.
Kuhns, Miss Alice Kuhns, Roy Fle-
harty and Jay Kanney, Jr., left this
morning for Cohassett Beach, Grays
Harbor, to spend the week. The
party is taking advantage of a newly
opened road to the beach, where
camping accommodations have re-
Gently been prepared.
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Mrs. Fred w. Lewis and Mrs. Dora
Lewis, who attended the State Grange
convention at Colville and were in
Pullman during commencement week
at Washington State college, have re-
turned to their home at Brighton
Park. One of the graduates, Damon
Garfield, is the son of a school teacher
who taught Mrs. Lewis in Kansas 81
years ago.
WILL VISIT IN SEAVIEW
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Baker will
leave the latter part of the week for
Seaview, where they will be the
guests of Senator and Mrs. Percy L
Sinclair over the Fourth.
UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edmonds
have arrived in the city and will
spend the summer at the home of Mr..
Edmonds' parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Robert e. Edmonds. Mr.. Edmonds is
an instructor in the department of
electrical engineering at the Univer-
sity of Washington.
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A party made up of Governor and
Mrs. Louis F. Hart, their daughter,
Miss Lou Ella, and son, Arson c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Lamborn
spent last weekend at Lingerlonger
lodge, at Quilcene. The party drove
Iup over the Olympic highway Satur-
day and returned Sunday.
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INSPECT STATE SCHOOL
r Director D. A. Scott, of the depart
nent of conservation and develop
ment. and R. D. Warehouse are in
Chehalis to inspect the sewerage and
drainage systems at the State Train
ing School for Boys.
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DRIVES FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Hemingway
who are driving from their home IL
Pomona, California to Mount Vernon
were the guests for few hours today
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Stocking
and Mrs. Manning.
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| F. e. Robbins, president of the
White River Lumber company, Of
Ritzville, arrived in the city Sunday
to spend several days visiting Director
D. A. Scott. OF the department Of con
servation and development.
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THIMBLE CLUB MEETING
POSTPONED TO JULY
The meeting Of the Neighbors o.
Woodcraft Thimble club has beer
postponed until July s, when 1t viii
meet with Mrs. B. A. Woodcock al
1928 East Fourth street.
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lsPEND FOURTH IN RAYMOND
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ellsworth will
motor to Raymond Saturday, where
they will remain over the holidays
visiting their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Connolly.
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The Puget Sound Presbytery will
meet at the United Presbyterian
church today and tomorrow. Dele
gates from Western Washington and
q part OF Eastern Washington will at
tend. Wednesday q young peoples
convention will be held. Il HI
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i J. E. Koran, an attorney OF Everett:
Iis In the city attending the hearing
ON railroad rates being held in thu
senate chamber by the department Of
public works. While here Mr.. Horar
Is stopping at the Olympian hotel.
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Mrs. Lois Heintzelman of West
IOlympia has returned to her home
after visiting for two weeks with hei
sister, Mrs. Alice Standby. of North
Powder, Oregon.