Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

day.
Tuy C.;y OF Ab,tde,n Wi! not make
at:ip sunday
1t has rAiued almost incessantl,
the past week.
TAerc are now seven inmates OF
III" county poor farm.
DAni Sully WAS royalty entertained
ty the Els at seattle.
Ms. \. II. Chambers has quite re-
covered from her severe illness.
Harry Rtmho had hand badly cut
Tuesday, while at work in Westside
mill.
Remember the Citizens Mass meet
ing at Columbia hall tonight at S
o'clock.
All the prominent business houses
oil thi, city were closed on Thanks Civ
ing day.
Ambrose Bennett is under treatme mt
at the hospital for a disease resem-
bling la grippe.
1t is generally conceded that the
Republicans put up very weak ticket
last Wednesday.
10. Cheim has on display an excel
lent assortment OF seasonable gentle
mems dress goods.
J. c. Saunders, Collector OF Gus
toms OF Puget sound District, was in
this city yesterday.
DIR. j. 5. Newcomb declines, without
thanks, the nomination Of the Repub-
licans for Health Officer.
Alfred Frick and Laura Malm, both
Of Hillshurst, were united in marriage
in this city, few days ago.
The condition OF Frank Maahs, the
tailor, who has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever, is improving.
Miss Helen Cow!es, who has been
on visit to her sister Mrs. Claypool,
at Tacoma, has returned home.
Miss McCauley has resigned her
school on Harstein Island and has re.
turned to her home at Tacoma.
The many friends of City Marshal
Fred. l.. Northup Will be pleased to
learn that he is daily improving.
Mrs. l.. r. Grimes, wife of the late
State Auditor, is preparing to move
back to her home at Ellensburg.
An outgoing passenger from this
city by the City of Puebla, which left
Seattle to-day, was Mrs. Spencer.
Our markets could not supply the
demand for turkeys, Wednesday, and
chickens brought Is cents per pound.
Robt. Frost fulfilled his doctors pre-.
diction and was enabled to eat his
thanksgiving dinner with his family.
DR.. Mcdonald, Immigrant Inspector,
who has been on a tour of the Column
bia the past three weeks, has returned.
Olympia is not ambitious but she
secured beautiful goose-egg" in her
late contest with Vashon in football.
Mrs. ]. Benson Starr is suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever. She
il under treatment at st. Peters Hos
pital.
Mr.. G. Meteor, OF Everett, and Miss
Maud Webster, of Bucoda, were united
in marriage at the latter place, last
week.
The next steamship which leaves
Seattle for San Francisco will be the
Walla Walla, which leaves Wednesday,
the 4th.
The rates OF fare from this city to
San Francisco still remains At the
reduced figures: IS in cabin and s.
steerage.
AL. Barnes, who lives at Dotilemyer's
point, had leg broken from a fall,
Monday, and DR.. Imam went down
to set it.
Mcdonald & O'Neil have sold their
interest in the Lumberman's Mercan-
tile Co.'S big store, at Shelton, to J.
d. Riley.
Mrs. A. H. II, Stuart obtained q
judgment for rent against Capitol
Lodge X. OF p, last Friday, in Justice
Atkins court.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
judgment in the case OF G. S. Helpb-
rey, appellant, vs.. Paul Strobach ct al,
from Spokane.
The Multnomah delivered the
freight OF the City of Puebla Wednes-
day, and on Monday will deliver that
OF the Walla Walla.
Tomorrow is the last day to pay
taxes without the addition OF a PEN
atty of . per cent. and interest at y,
instead OF 10 per cent.
The Vashon team of football play:
ers beat the Olympias, in game on
the Fair Grounds, on Thanksgiving
day. The score stood 36 too
Cornelius Gallagher and Anna
Thompson have obtained the consent
OF the County Auditor to trot along in
matrimonial harness hereafter.
The Seatco Manufacturing Co. have
million and half feet of logs in the
river, and the camps of Frank Whalen,
Morsbach Brothers and Gibson Broth
ers are running with full crews, in
creasing the amount OF logs every day,