Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-07-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Alaska.
rhe Aberdeen will be the only" out"
boat Sunday, att p. NJ.
Rev. J. Campbell will preach in the
Congregational church Sundav.
SOFT n Quinn are fitting up the
Parlor Saloon Tor e-opening.
The weather report for the next
twenty-fonr hours is " Fair and cooler"
\ daughter WAS born to Mrs. VIM.
Snlder at st. Peters hospital yester-
day.
Mrs. T. y. Ford is on three weeks
visit to Mrs. H. X. Warren in Port
land.
The stone quarry men at TeninO
had celebration Of their own on the
Fourth.
Sydney Hansard, accompanied by
his sister, Mile, are in the city from
Seattle.
Miss Ida Toellner came up from Sc
attic to visit her sister, Mrs. Ellis, last
evening.
Chas. Hovt was "jugged" at Shell
ton on the 18th for selling beer without
license.
j. 5. Dobhns is fitting up the north
store Of the Williams block for his I'M
dertaking parlors.
The shipment Of cherries from our
city orchards has begun, and averages
about 30 boxes a day.
The Thurston County Teachers In.
stltute has been in session the past
week at the Unitarian church.
The Sunday School of the Chris
tian church went to Defiance park
Tuesday, on picnic excursion.
l.. +. Atherton, travelling auditor OF
the Great Northern Express Co, was
here Monday on business visit.
A. l.. Seward, OF Nina, has bought
an orange grove near Pomona, Cal,
and will move on it some time next
month.
Tickets for Bristols exhibition OF
educated horses will 60 on sale at
OConnOr's Thursday morning at
O'clock
Boating has become a fashionable
pastime, and daily the sides of the bay
are decked with picnic parties taking
brief outing.
E. f. Boo.h left Tuesday for Neo-
desha, Kansas, called hither by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of his mother.
Fred Crombie will Monday remove
his stock of drugs from the Hale
block, on Fourth street, to the Tai
colt building, on Main.
Bristol's horses are as much at
home on the stage as other actors,
and are the only horses educated to
appear in opera houses.
State Treasurer Bowen is prepared
to pay general fund warrants up to
and including 1l,SlO, and military
warrants including 1910.
A race between the steamers Aber-
deem and Greyhound, between Seattle
and Tacoma, is announced as an cat
traction" for next Sunday.
The Aberdeen broke crank. pin
Wednesday and therefore omitted her
trips that and the succeeding day.
She resumed her service to-day.
A. L. Campbell, of the law firm of
Fitch & Campbell, left few days ago
on business trip to Boston. He will
be absent about u month or more.
American Jim," Norwegian,
about 80 years of age, died suddenly
of heart disease at Ed. McReavy's
camp, in Mason county, last Sunday.
The next steamship leaving Seattle
for San Francisco is the Walla Walla
on Wednesday. The next boat for
Alaska is the City of Topeka, Thurs.
day.
Gov. McGraw has appointed John
C. Goodwin OF Ellensburg, Trustee of
the State Normal School in that city,
vice DIR. Newland, whose term has ex-
pired.
H. B. Smelly, of Westside, has re-
turned from Trail Creek. He says
that the country did not agree with
him and a doctor advised him to re-
turn home.
John A. Rea has been chosen
chairman of the Thurston County
Republican Committee, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Chas. H. Aver.
The strawberry season is about at
an end. Some raspberries have made
their appearance, but soon the lus-
cious blackberry will step forward and
assume undisputed reign.
The Great Northern Express Co.
has issued An alphabetical list of all
fish and fruit dealers in Washington,
Idaho, Montana, North and South
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Edward J. Dryer, son of Elias
Dryer of this city, and Miss Ida At
wood. formerly of this city, were
united in marriage, at Tacoma, last
Friday, the Rev. Eshelman officiating.
C. l. Pritchard and bride arrived
from Michigan Monday, accompanied
by daughter of State Treasurer
Bowen, who is cousin OF Mrs. p.
The new family will reside in this
city.
The following U. S. Grand Jurors
from this county have been sum-
moned and are now in Tacoma: Il.
c. Van Epps, Swan Solbeck, S. H.
Barbee, ]. B. Jones and ]. r. Els.
wick.
A man with jag on, name I'M
known, fell from the upper deck OF
the Multnomah, while she was lying
al Tacoma, yesterday, and sustained
serious injuries. He was taken to
the hospital in a patrol wagon.
The white tent of the pleasure
seeker now dots the shores of the