PACK FOl'K THE WASHINGTON" STANDARD, OLYMPIA, WASH., FRIDAY, MARCH o, 1020

To Correspondents:The Washington Standard is now issued twite a w.-ek anti i-

therefore serving the people ot the county witii twin- tis much newsas before.

We are very proud of our "Neighborhood News" pages and wishto keep them up to tlie higli reputation which they now enjoy, thatof making The Standard the best country correspondence paper inthe state.

If you can send in news front your community twice a week, weshould be delighted to have it. Time the copy for Tuesdav's issueto reach us Sunday, and Friday's copy to get here on Wednesday.

The publisher desires every community in Thurston countv rep-resented in the pages of The Washington Standard, for it is out-intention to cover all the news of the entire county. Write us ifyour locality has no correspondent. THE EDITOR.

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The Fairview Improvement Clubdance last Saturday night was wellattended and a very enjoyable timehad by those present. A generouscontribution was given by the mem-

bers and guests. Miss Dorothy Dock-wood, the hostess, was assisted innerving by Miss Minnie Brasch, Mrs.Hickman, Messrs. Benton. Ilozartb.Palm, and Johnson.

Mrs. Debils, her son. Emil, andson-in-law. Mr. Bossuyt, who havebeen quite ill with the flu. are muchimproved, and we trust will soon beabout again. *

Dr. Mustard of Olympia made aprofessional call at the Luedeckerhome last Thursday evening. Mr.Lemley being the patient. At thistime Mr. Lemley is able to be up andaround again.

Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Cooper. MrHotaon and Mr. Hickman were call-era at the school Monday afternoon.

Mr. Lockwood spent the week-endwith his family, returning to BaldiSunday.

A telegram was received fromLouis Parsons saying he had recov-ered from an attack of the influenzaand was able to return to his work.

A very interesting business meet-ing of the club was held Sunday af-ternoon at the clubhouse. Owing toso much sickness in the neighbor-hood the attendance was not so large

as before but some very good planswere made for the improvement ofour district. The club is in splendidfinancial condition.

Mr. Benton is very much improvedin health and we trust will soon becompletely recovered from his longseige of illness.

Mrs. Cooper. Mr. Parsons and MrsLuedecker and son, Harold, wereOlympia visitors last Wednesday.

tilenn Loekwood returned homefrom Baldi last Thursday.

We notice that Mr. Parsons issurely making a showing on his placeby clearing land.

Mr. and Mrs. Feldhusen enter-tained Mr. and Mrs. Wyzbicki andfamily Sunday at dinner.

Gus Jones was an Olympia visitorlast Sunday.

Mrs. Eriek Johnson called at theBrasch home last Saturday.

Mr. Fisher of Hallow. Wash., spent

several days at the home of W. F.Brasch last week.

Mrs. Parsons called on her daugh-ter last Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Luedecker and sonEdwin called at the Benton homelast Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Friend and littledaughter are week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs. Parsons.

Mrs. Hickman and Miss MinnieBrasch were Olympia visitors Tues-day.

The club Is giving a hard timedance Saturday night. Hard timeprizes will be awarded to both thelady and gentleman having the besthard-time costumes.

Mr. and Mrs. Wyzbicki and familycalled at the Luedecker home Sun-day afternoon.

SOUTH BAY

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, ofLacey, and Mr. and Mrs. Mansfieldof Olympia were Sunday callers atthe G. C. Stearns home.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Longmne andsons drove to Tacoma Sunday to visitJim Longmire, the former's brother.

Mrs. C. H. Sylvester and sons andMr. and Mrs. Fred Moore and daugh-ters drove to Hood's canal Sundayand called on Mr. and Mrs. B. W.Bickle and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Hawson are re-ceiving congratulations on the ar-rival of a baby girl, born February29?a Leap Year baby. Mother andbabe are doing nicely. Mrs. C. T.Palmer is caring for them.

John Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Bobbins and daughter of Arcadiacalled at the Hannaford home .Mon-day evening.

School started again Monday afterbeing closed for some time on ac-count of so much sickness.

Mis* Paulina Oaywood is home\u25a0I i \u25a0;! iint ait a - pell 1 '

? . 1 ?.. \ 1; ? 1Mrs 1 !?' Bobbins of Hunter

i !;.! sp» at Moinla . night with lu-r.1 1 >li-. Will Haw son.

M Par*' had the misfortune 11*:\u25a0!, cow last week.

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Mr- H .nuatord 1 .1- her mot!:? :

.Mi P \ Ki'Miins. 1 aring for 1m 1.a- sic >? ?1 > - ? a' ' lie Hannaiorilhone-

Frank lie f il.i 1: * mm H untei'sPom - jicnt Moinlaj night with Inssist. r. Mr* Hannaford. and family

MlltTII LAKE

.Mis- Kmm a Reed left Tuesday for

Bend, OregonWe an glad to see that everybody

is over the flu so school could startagain.

Mr. and Mrs. f'harlie Xyes anddaughter Vera of Galvin, Wash.,

spent all last week with her parents.Mr. and Mrs. L M Springer.

Mr and Mrs. Waldrip from Tacomawere guests at the J. J. Adair homeSunday.

The Misses Flora and Mabel Iteedspent Sunday afternoon at Haydeen's.

Jiin Rent ley spent Sunday after-

noon at A. M. Reed's.Miss Marguerite Haydeen visited

with her sister R-uth of Olympia two

days last week.Helbert Springer visited at the

Reed home Sunday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer and

family, from Galvin, Wash., visitedat Ralph Springer's of Olyiupia lastSaturday.

It has been reported that we have

new neighbors on the "Old Millerplace," Ben Shinrke's.

Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Springer andfamily spent Sunday at Ralph Spring-

er's of Olympia.Henning Johnson has returned to

his home in Everett after spending

the winter at C. A. Olsen's.Miss Ruth Haydeen spent the

week-end with home folks.Mrs. Haydeen has been on the sick

list, with neuralgia lately.

Mrs. Reed was in Olympia sight-

seeing Monday.

M T it'!'- and family have movedMM ir IM W home which they re-

? .M' I'l-i' ias"d from Orvillt? KugyMr- Xack Xvsirom and son and

? . grandsons are recovering from as- \u25a0 ; \u25a0 attack "f the fill.

M: 'diaries Langford called onM; ltinid Fullerton Thursday.

Mr and Mrs Russell Spray ha\e a!:. . r)a <1 gllt el*. -

? Edgar Thomas is reported to be ini-..rov.: g after a serious illness.

M:-se- Sadie and Crissie Gaglerailed mi the Langford girls Sunday.

W ait Thornton is able to be aboutagain after a hard siege of the flu.

S T. Madden was busy in thisneighborhood Tuesday in his officialcapacity as assessor.

i.. G. 'oilier, representing the Puy-

[ailup and Sumner fruit growers, was

a business caller at Charles Lang-

ford's Tuesday.Mr and Mrs. Fred Grass of Taco-

ma called at H. E. Gagle's Monday

evening. Miss Sadie Gagle returning

with them to Tacoma. where she willwork in their store.

ItEACK RIVER VALLEY

James Pearce is in St. Peter's hos-pital in Olympia recovering from a

severe attack of flu.Mrs. Austin and son Tom. who

have been sick for three weeks of flu.are slowly recovering.

R. H. Jones made a business trip

to Olympia Monday.

James Walker was called to Ten-ino Tuesday evening to care for hisaunt and uncle, who are seriously illof flu.

Mrs. It. B. Parish, who has beenat Roistfort earing for her daughter,

returned to her home in Gate lastSat urda>.

Lew Pilcher. of Montana, who

came over to attend the funeral of\u25a0**

his sister. Mrs. Cliristensen is stillin Gate, helping care for his parents

and other relatives who are still un-able to resume their work.

Mrs. Carrie Harrison, who hasbeen in Gate for some time, returnedto her home in Hoquiam Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Conlett ofCentralis were in Gate last Sunda>calling 011 friends.

Kenneth Parish and Rena Mc-

f'reedy were married in Olympia

Monday and have gone to housekeep-

ing at Helsing Junction, where Ken-neth is working in a mill. Theirmany friends wish tliein a long andprosperous life.

SCHNEIDERS PRAIRIE

A very interesting program washeld at Schneiders Prairie school-house Friday afternoon. Those at-

tending were Mrs. Wynne and littleson. Mrs. Ewing. Mrs. J. A. Morrow

and little daughter Donna, Mrs.

James O'Hare and baby, Mrs. W. A.

Randolph, Miss Theresa O'Hare, Mrs.J. 0. Whitney, Miss Josie Whitney.

Mr. Howly and James Wynne.

PKMNSILA

The Butler's Cove school has 11 100per cent attendance this week.

A very interesting party was.givenat Alert Grange hall last Saturdayevening and excellent music was fur-nished by the high school orchestra.There were a large number fromTenino and Plum Station present anildancing and a delightful picnic sup-

per occupied the evening.J. D. Harbst has been on the sick

list but could not stay on account ofspring work.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Modes and sonand Ernest Miller and sister, Mrs. F.L. Jackson, of Seatle. drove to Olym-pia in Mr. Millers' new car. to visitthe Whitney family.

Miss Cassandra Messegee visitedthe Butler's Cove school Wednesdayafternoon.

Miss Ella Granger visited home*folks at Laeey over the week-end.

H. A. Tennison had the misfor-tune to lose one of his horses ticsweek.

Benjamin Morrow*, who has been

visiting his brother, J. A. Morrow,

left here Monday for Montana, where

he will be very busy putting in his

spring crops. ,

Mr. Steel of Tacoma was a business

visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

O'Hare.John Bourges was an Olympia vis-

itor Monday evening.

John Smith drove his car to Taco-

ma Sunday, accompanied by his par-

ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith, and

his brother Alex Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Smith and son Alex will con-tinue their trip to Spokane.

Miss Josie Whitney has been visit-ing friends In Seattle for the last fewdays.

Tom Sergeant made a business trip

to Shelton Tuesday.

There was a very large attendanceat Schneiders Prairie dance Saturday

night and everyone reported a goodtime.

Miss Margaret Gansfield is spend-ing a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs. A. C. Smith.

MuD BAY

Odah Hustin and family have beenseriously ill with flu. Several inChris Simm's family also are ill.

Tom Blackwood is suffering an at-tack of rheumatism.

l'rofessor Grant and family havemoved to the Calkins place.

There will be a dance at McLaneGrange hall Saturday evening. Allare invited to come.

Mrs. C. C. Aspinwall and Mrs.John Austin attended the meetingof the Mintue Women in OlympiaThursday.

Bert Shannon is getting out tiestor the Drahani camp. Tony Arnoldis doing the hauling.

tl is to he desired that everyonewill come out and help elect adirector next Saturday, thus securingrepresentation in school manage-ment.

Grange meeting last week waswell attended and important busi-ness transacted. On account of ill-ness Mr. Bergstrom was not presentas expected.

GOLIiI.N'SUALK

Mr Straub has returned to hisiwork at the store after being absenttwo weeks.

Arthur Fullerton and niece, MissjSadie Gagle, were visiting at MimijSunday.

Collins school has started again

jafter being closed two weeks on ac-count of the influenza.

i>( >ll PI;\M;U

Mrs lUirrn. ;it> -r is m critical

rendition r:11 a stroke «iparalysis.Mrs. Hannah Kinis.y is attending

j lier.Mrs Ivy Litilejohii and daught.v

of Independent!'. Mr.- Hannah Brain-

ard and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence oft'hanibcrs Prairie, were visitors at

th< home of K V Drewry Sunday.

Mantle and Sybil Seward visited

Neo Drewry Sunday.

Mrs Adams of Olympia spent the

fore part of the week with Mrs.Graff.

Mrs Leonard and grandanghter,

.Myrtle Wolfe, have moved back to

Olympia from the Dickgei'ser place.

Fred Leonard is still on the place.

Tlic Fnibarger brothers were out

Sunday with the view of starting up

the bunkers in the near future.Mrs. R. V. Powers spent Sunday in

Olympia. returning hqme Monday,

when Mr. Bowers made his regulart rip to tow n.

Mrs. f'itner was an Olympia visitorMonday.

Mrs. John Graff Tuesday in Taeo-

tua.

BOSTON HAltBOH

Mrs. Hobinson is slowly recovering

from pneumonia.Mrs. Lucy Hollopeter of Olympia

is taking care of tier mother, whohas been seriously sick with pneu-monia.

Itoads are in a very bad condition,it being almost impossible for a doc-tor to get. Dr. Steele had two badmishaps to his car. later having toto tow it in with a truck.

Mrs. Dremel has been laid up sev-eral days with a sore foot.

George Sumption of Tenino visit-ed his sister, Mrs. Robinson, overSunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Dremel receivedword that their son-in-law. GlenRohr, had met with a bad accidentwhile working at a mill which neces-sitated the taking of five stitches inhis arm.

Robert Robinson of Olympia spentseveral days with his parents thepast week.

pine GROVE

Mrs. R. G. Estoiiy, who has beenin poQr health for some time, is inOlympia for medical treatment.

James Wilson is in Alberta. B. 0.,

this week on business.Mr. Cone's mother, who has been

very seriously ill. is quite a bit bet-ter at present.

Mr. Greenfield was thrown fromhis wapon one day last week and re-ceived some severe bruises.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Osborne, whospent the winter on the Sound, havereturned to their home east of themountains.

SCHNEIDERS JIMIRIK

Miss Margaret Ganfield of Olympiais spending a few days with Mrs. W.A. Randolph at her home here.

Mis Torn Sergeant is just now re-covering from an attack of quinsy.

Miss Josie Whitney is visiting herfriend. Mrs. Rob Tuthill at Arlington.Wash.

Miss Hessie Randolph and MissMareuerite Oanfleld were visitors at

W. A. Randolph will visit his wifeSaturday afternoon at the honm ofher parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.Smith.

INTRODUCING SAHLUKENEQUEEN OF WITCH DOCTORS

Sahlukene Cele,queen the

Zuluhas abandoned her

was

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known as pre-

lleve these spiritshave to keep v'Jeligible young men (from proposing. At Itante thinks this true

wF^Sjkdoesly she seeks the rak \u25a0s '

warsin years have

men scarce inso Cele

a W^frbusiness when aworker for the relig- Ilous, social and eco- h J .

nomic world survey' A 4| 1

of the Interchurch \u25a0 JMHdHAaRr _JJUWorld Movement met 1 fi|her. He saw Celebanish spirits with In- Jr \

cantation and the VVMj f \T/ Ismoke from a Are MlliMl f >lf I

powder, elephant's

python. Cele ex- I F&sJ \ Iplained that the

towas

passed on to the maiden that she might keep her husband in an everlastinggrip. It was through the efforts of Dr. James B. McCord, a Congregationalmedical missionary, that Cele became interested in Christianity.

Dr. McCord is now in the United States in the interest ofa medical instituteto be started in Durban. Here the Zulu witch doctors will be taughtmedicine and surgery.

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BIG DOUBLE BILL

Charles Chaplinin his fourth million dollar

comedy from his ownstndio,

"A Day'sPleasure"

AND IT is.

"The Miracleof Love"

Cosmo Hamilton's FamousCosmopolitan Magazine

Novel.

SUNDAY AND MONDAY

CHARLES RAYin

"Crooked Straight"And Sunshine Comedy.Mutt and Jeff cartoon.

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,AND THURSDAY

Longfellow's"Evangeline"

This is one of the season'?big treats.

Rolin Comedy.

International News.

STRANDTHEATER

COMING SHOWS

MAHOH 5-0

A WESTERNROV STEWART

in

??THE: SILENT RIDER.-

And a two-reel comedy.

Also animal scenes.Then Vaudeville.

MARCH 7 8-i»

A UIG SPECIAL HYHAROLD McGIIATH

entitled

THE LICK OK THE IRISH"

A picture with thrills andsnap.

In the battle royal.

Then a two-reel Keystonecomedy.

Matinee Daily25c llc

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Always a completestock of genuineFord parts for re-pairs or replace-ments. Ask theman who owns aFord.

Orders willbe filledin rotation only, soget yours in early.

We merely ask yon

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