Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-10-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

shelton.
The W. C. T. L. held u meeting this
afternoon.
Mosher & McDonald's logging camp
is shut down for repairs.
Secretary of State James H. Price
is in Eastern Washington.
Miss Sadie Evart, of this city, is
visiting friends at kamilchie.
The wife OF Fred. Northup is recov-
ering from quite severe illness.
w. Chambers & Co. have sold their
Shelton market to Fredson Bros.
Frank Williamson, the Shelton log
ger, came up on the Doctor Wednes.
day.
G. r. d. Hart left Saturday via the
Union Pacific for Bryson, North Caro-
lima.
Thos. Rutledge, Of Little Rock, has
turned another doe into Tumwater
Park.
The forecast for tomorrow is Fair
and warmer. Probably rain Saturday
night"
c. S. Eaton and wife were passen-
gers by the Doctor this morning, for
kamilchie.
Court Capital, A. o. F. OF A. gave .
dance in the Unitarian church, last
Wednesday evening.
d. F. Young and family have sold
their place on Hartstein Island and
gone to Oakland, Cal.
Jos. Cheim has received a fine
line of fall and winter clothing. Read
his new ad. in this paper.
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church are making arrangements to
give festival in the near future.
The next steamship for San Fran
cisco viii he the City of Pueblo, leav-
ing Seattle on Tuesday, the 18th.
Attorney Daniel Gaby has contrib
uted SIS towards the purchase of
another doe for the Tumwater Park.
A daughter was recently born to
Mrs. Walter Scammeil, (nee Hartmsn),
formerly OF this city, at Oakland, Cal.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, of Shelton,
who has been on trip down the
Sound, returned yesterday to her
home.
Roy Mckenzie, of Yelm, returned
home this week, after visit to his
grandmother, Mrs. Mcdonald, at Ka-
milchie.
Alfred Bergen was an Olympia pas
senger by the Walla Walls for San
Francisco, which sailed from Seattle
on the 5th. -
Seven.seven excursion tickets were
sold for passage over the Northern Pa
cific. to-day, to Portland, 10 visit the
Exposition.
The Multnomah delivered this week
the freight Of the Wslls Walls, and
will tomorrow deliver the freight of
the City of Puebla.
Quite q number of Elks left by the
excursion to-day for Portland, to be
present on Elks' Day"-to-morrow-
at the Portland Fair.
Monday the freight OF the Aber-
deem consisted in part of . consign-
ment OF buggies for John Post, nom
resident of this city.
David S. Troy, OF Port Townsend,
. brother Of our popular young A.
torney. Preston M. Troy, was on . visit
to Olympia this week.
Alex. Drysdsle, the loan agent, for
several years resident OF this city, has
been transferred to Pendleton, Oregon,
by the company he represents.
Jos. Kulrich, the Kamilchie post.
master, accompanied by his wife.
passed through Olympia this week on
their way TO Portland to visit the fair.
The following new members have
been initiated into Court Capital, A.
o. F. of A.: H. Kegley, A. w. Math-
ews, A. J. Sullivan and E. III. belong.
James Dofflemyre 10 getting the
timbers together at the foot Of Main
street to build scow for Capt. Allen,
which will be Ga feet in length and
Is feet wide.
Alexander and Carrie Mcleod will
hereafter m.oosunt under separate
posisses, the Superior Court having
accorded Alexander decree of divorce
ment last Monday.
John Twohy and Mrs. Minnie Cum
mings, both of Mud Bay, we're united
in marriage At Young's Hotel last
Monday. Judge McReyno!ds per.
formed the ceremony. III
Louis Schmidt, one of the brothers
who will build the Tumwater brewery,
arrived. Monday afternoon, with his
family. to take up his permanent resi-.
dence in this community.
F. w. Carlyon, after having
months vacation and outing, has set
tied down to business and will soon
receive fine line Of holiday goods, and
will sell them out as usual.
An individual who wears the largest
antlers of them all, was on the train
Wednesday which passed over the
Northern Pacific for Portland. It was