Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-08-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


capt. l.. Wiley and wife returned
from Alaska to-day.
Rev. and Mrs. c. l.. Owen have re-
turned from Alaska.
Mis- Jessie Mcdonald, OF Shelton,
visited Olympia yesterday.
Alex. Drysdale was doing business
in Mason county this week.
Chas. II. Aver and wife have re.
turned from San Francisco.
Mrs. J. f. Calder, OF Montesano, is
visiting relatives in this city.
The Outing Club held a sociable at
the Fair Grounds, Tuesday evening.
The electric cars have resumed
carrying cord-wood to Percivals dock.
J. IL. Keller left to-day for Van
Buren,, Arkansas, via the Union Pa
ciiic
Thos. McCullagh died of consump.
ton, at Union City, on the 18th, aged
80 years.
The Multnomah brought up last
evening, the freight OF the steamship
Umatilla.
Mrs. Walter Chambers returned
this week from visit to relatives in
New York.
The steamers Doctor and City of
Shelton have been treated to new
coat OF paint.
The Olympic Mill Co. shipped
carload OF shingles to Monmouth, ii.
linois, to-day.
Mrs. Walter Crosby and daughter
are visiting the family Of John Ostran-
der in Seattle.
Miss Anna Brager left Monday for
Portland to make an extended visit
with relatives.
The first logs since the wreck OF the
Peninsular Railway in Mason county
came down Thursday.
Mrs. Catherine Connolly is danger
ously i'll at st. Peters hospital, of
anaurism of the heart.
VIM. yesterday, of Eastside, fell
from his wood-wagon, Monday, and
dis!ocated his shoulder.
The " Boston Kitchen" is temporar-
lily closed, during the illness of Mr..
Burrows, its proprietor.
Citizens OF La Conner are negotiat-
ing for the purchase of the hand fire
engine owned by this city.
The Olympia Door and Lumber Co.
made shipment of brick this week
to Henry Faubert, Shelton.
Mrs. R. l.. Robertson will hereafter
reside in Seattle to enable her to send
her son to an advanced school.
The Multnomah makes her usual
trip Sunday morning, but the Aber-
deem will not run in the afternoon.
The Olympic Mill Co. have shipped
two carloads OF lumber to the Peoples
Store company, Tacoma, this week.
The local mills have been furnish
ing many orders for lumber to ranch
ers to make repairs on damages by
fire.
Mrs. Fannie Moore and daughter
Mollie are visiting the family of DR..
Redpath at the Fort Steilacoom
asylum.
Mrs. M. r. Burr and her daughter
June left Tuesday for Seattle for a
months visit with Mrs. Basse (nee
Maud Burr)
Mrs. Mitchell Harris fell and broke
one of the bones OF her ankle, on de.
fective sidewalk on Franklin street
Saturday night.
The Olympic Mill Co. sent car
load of fir and cedar finishing lumbe,
to Ripon, Wisconsin and one to Ulm
Minnesota, this week.
Gov. McGraw, last Wednesday, ap.
pointed Theodore L. Stiles Superior
Judge of Pierce county, to succeed
w. H. Pritchard, resigned.
The many friends of Mrs. A. H
Chambers will regret to learn that she
is quite i'll. She is undergoing treat.
ment at st. Peters hospital.
Mrs. S. C. Woodruff left for Seattle
Tuesday, to join her husband, who
is performing the role Koko," in the
Mikado. at Lake Washington.
Geo. Woodcock, who was severely
burned in the wreck of the loggins
train in Mason county, recently, j.
undergoing treatment at st. Peters
hospital.
Chas. Catlin is the guest of Fred
Guyot at Fort Steilacoom, and under
going treatment OF paralysis by DR.
Redpath. He has slightly improved
since it began.
Yesterday Judge Gordon, Attorney
Faulkner and E. S. Horton left fo
weeks fishing and hunting ex
cursion to Windy Point, few mile
down the Sound
A little son OF Frank Wood, living
near Woodland, had his first finger Sc
vered at the knuckle joint by an a!
in the hands of his brother, Will,
splitting wood, few days ago.
The Rose Dance of the Webbing
sisters is dream of beauty, and thei
living pictures a vision of enchant
ment. Do not fail to see them a