Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The STANDARD commences its Beth
year next week.
There viii be no afternoon boat to
seattle sunday.
Up to } o'clock TN, evening :,37 yo,.
cr> had registered
Chas. II. Aver was at Shelton last
"Wednesday on business.
The weather probability for to-mor-
row is - Fair and cooler"
Billy" Clark was up from Shelton
the fore part OF this week.
Mr.. :. y. Bennett, OF Sherlock, was
in the city during the week.
Mrs. NJ. \. Jeffrey left this week for
her former home in Kentucky.
y son was born last week TO the
wife OF o. NJ. Fuller OF Hartstein Is.
land.
The next steamship leaving Seattle
tor san Francisco will be the Puebla.
Tuesday.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Goldenberger, on Eastside,
this week.
The ladies Ministries are in active
rehearsal for an entertainment some.
time next month.
Nearly 500 persons attended Sena.
tor Squire's lecture in Olympia Thea
ter, Tuesday evening.
The Elks are making arrangements
for annual memorial services on the
first Sunday in December.
New piles are to be placed under
the armory, which place has lately
been pronounced unsafe.
There is some talk OF putting Bu-
siness Mems nOn-parlisan ticket in
the field for municipal officers.
The Superior Court has been in ses-
sion since Monday, with a very small
docket before it for consideration.
Herbert Mallory and Miss Jessie
Crowley were united in marriage last
Sunday, by Rev. Father Classens.
A marriage license was issued by
the County Auditor Wednesday to
John Ludden and Florence Johnston,
both of Bucoda.
A young brother of Mrs. VIM.
Forbes is down from Olympia, and
has developed case of dyptheria.-
Shelton Journal.
Chief Northup yesterday ran out
five hobos who bad established their
headquarters at the old Percival house
near Warren's Point.
Mrs. Fred. Northup's illness has
again assumed alarming symptoms,
and Mr.. N. is Frustrated from constant
watching and anxiety.
The Multnomah delivered the
freight of the Walla Walla last even
ing, and tomorrow will bring up the
freight OF the Uma,illa.
Gov. McGraw has pardoned Peter
&. Burzman who was serving a ten
years term in the Penitentiary at
Walla Walla, for seduction.
Next Tuesday the contract for the
superstructure of the capitol will he
let. At least that is the expectation
and fervent prayer of our people.
J. Q. Robertson, of San Jose, CAL,
formerly in the grocery business here,
is on visit to his former home where
he still retains property interests.
Several dwellings have been entered
by burglars the past week, and it be-
hooves our people to keep an eye on
their door and window fastenings.
The Olympiam has been presented
by Commissioner Osborne with a
turnip weighing Is pounds and
measuring 81 inches in circumference.
The State Land Commission, upon
a rehearing of the appraisement of lot
5 in block so, Olympia tide lands,
claimed by J. ID. Miller, have reduced
the valuation to 5000.
Rev. Father Wolfgang. of St. Mar
tins College, last Sunday, performed
the rites which united Raymond
Cormier and Miss Martha E. Willett
in the bonds OF matrimony.
The Republicans have decided upon
putting a straight party ticket in
the field, and for making nomina.
tions hold their primaries on the 25th
and city convention on Tuesday, the
Goth.
The Aberdeen is transferring the
household effects of the late Gov
Ferry to Seattle, where the family will
hereafter reside. Gov. McGraw will
occupy the family mansion on Maple
Park.
Gov. McGraw has appointed R. S
Bingham of Tacoma. a member of the
State Board of Education to fill the
vacancy caused by removal OF j. w.
Roberts, who has held that position
from the State.
The Olympia Door and Lumber Co
have been assigned the 25th instant
for a hearing OF their petition for ap'
praisement OF certain tide lands in
which they are interested, by the
State Land Commission.
Conrad Shinke, who came in from
South Bay to-day to undergo treat
ment for neuralpia WAS an weak