Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

lue Aberdeen VIII not run sunday.
J. W Pierce has returned from his
trip East.
Mrs. Michael Martenson, OF Eastsi,ie,
died yesterday.
Ms. David HenIrick son, Of East
side, is quite ILL.,
The length OF daylight IS now 8
hours IS minutes.
The lall term of the Superior Court
begins next Tuesday.
The weather forecast for tomorrow
is Fair and warmer"
Samuel James, OF Grand Mound,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. A. Booth left Monday to
join her husband in California.
Another raft OF pavement lumber is
abont ready for shipment at Olympic
mill.
Mrs. F. l.. Northup, who has been
quite i'll, is better and in fair way for
recovery.
The steamer Estella is undergoing
a thorough overhauling at the foot of
Main street.
There is a chill in the atmosphere
of evenings which reminds one OF the
approach OF winter.
Mrs. Lurana w. Percival, who has
been quite ill Of appendicitis. is in
fair way of recovery.
The cut rates between Seattle and
Tacoma causes considerable increase
Of travel by steamer.
Ella Bennett, daughter of A. J.
and Ada Bennett, died yesterday ct
Nisqually, of appendicitis.
Miss Helen Cowles left by the Aber
deem yesterday for Tacoma, to visit her
sister, Mrs. C. E. Claypool.
VIM. Wright, of this city, was pas
senger over the Union Pacific for
Bingham, Utah, this week.
The Deschuttes Dancing Club. at
Tumwater, held their fortnightly dance
in that suburb, Saturday night.
The Multnomah this week de-
livered the freight of the steamships
N,,ot;1l., ,uI C;t,, r,f puabln
The public school at Kamilchie
opened last Monday, with Miss Maude
Peacock, of Tacoma, as teacher.
The Boston Kitchen is again open,
under the management of Mr.. IS. ].
Burroughs, its former proprietor.
Mrs. A. Lott, of Hartstein Island, is
quite ill. She was brought to this
city yesterday to receive medical aid.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, Of Shelton,
came up by the City OF Shelton yester-
day and returned home the same even
ing.
Mr.. Bradley Brazel and Miss Linda
Butler, both OF Shelton, were united
in marriage, at that place, Wednes-
day.
Miss Jennie Corliss, who has been
visiting in the East, has returned 10
her home at South Bay for brief
stay.
John P. Judson, of Tacoma, has
been at the capital to look after some
Supreme Court business the past
week.
A consignment of school seats, from
Portland, for H. Dean, OF Hartstein
Island, will leave by the Seaside TO-
morrow.
Chas. NJ. Moore left for Philadel-
phia, Tuesday, on business connected
with the Puget Sound University, al
Tacoma.
Yesterday the steamer Aberdeen
brought a consignment of 400 sacks
of oats from Oak Harbor for Wilson
& Robertson.
Senator Squire came up yesterday
afternoon and had conference with
some of our people relating to harbo
improvements.
F. C. Owings has been quite i'll o
typhoid fever, and now Mrs. Owing
is Frustrated from anxiety and watch
ing at his bedside.
An orchestra will hereafter dis
course sweet music at the Olympus
hotel, every Sunday evening, while tn
guests are eating dinner.
The City Clerk is now nightly a
his Office in the city hall, to registe
voters who find it inconvenient Il
apply during business hours.
The next date for outgoing steam
ships from Seattle are Umatilla to
morrow, the 9th, and the City o
Puebla, on Thursday, the 14th.
The cabin OF the City OF Shelton ha
been completed, which adds yer.
much to the appearance as we'll a
comfort of that favorite steamer.
Mrs. A. Mcclure and Mr.. w. w
Mcclure, Of Portland, came over Mon
day to attend the funeral of thei
daughter and sister, Mrs. Eliza J
Murphy.
The revenue cutter Columbine, il
command OF Capt Tozier, came int
our harbor yesterday afternoon, having
on board Senator Squire and Gov
McGraw.
The outgoing passengers from thi