Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-11-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

i'-tt.' t'"' lii''i Will bp III her
;A}ih'-t limit from the earth
Judge Robinson has concluded tc
tAkc up hl- residence IN Seattle.
The forecast ior tonight and to-
morrow j. - Occasional showers"
J. &. lIorr has been confined to his
room hy severe illness the past week.
H. b. Bragg and family, formerly of
Pullman, Wash, have become residents
"i this city.
Daniel GAhy predicts that the fusion
majority in this State will he from
5000 to 10000
The steamer City cf shelton brought
mp Yesterday l2j sacks of oysters for
the Sound trade.
Henry Rogers, father Of the photog-
larhcr, was kicked hy a horse, Satur-
day afternoon, and seriously injured.
Centralia raised $50 by their election
al Maid OF Honor to the carnival
which will lie added to Souvenir fund.
George II. Brey and Anna NJ.
Bradcn were united in marriage
Wednesday, Rev. a. q. Sawin otficiat-
ing.
The Multnomah yesterday brought
up the machinery for a single mill
and electric light plant for Simpsons
mill at Matlock.
Horatio Alling and Chas. G. Heffner
will speak on political issues in Olym-
pia Theater, Saturday (to.morrow)
evening at 8 o'clock.
Joshua Miller, pioneer resident Of
this county, living at South Union,
fell from n tree, Saturday, and sus-
tanned severe injuries.
Coffee and sandwiches will be furn-
ished at both the Fusion and Republi-
can headquarters election night, while
the returns are coming in.
The steamship Walla Walla leaves
the Sound for San Francisco to-
morrow. The Umatilla will sail for
the same detination Thursday.
A few rays of sunshine have illum-
incd the horizon this afternoon, af-
fording a delightful relief from the
murky clouds Of the past week.
About $4,000 worth of ordinance
supplies have been shipped from
Benicia and Rock Island arsenals for
militia equipments OF this State.
"South Before the War" the great
est minstral troope of genuine darkies,
male and female, will appear at Olym-
pia Theater, a week from next Monday.
Saml. Mcclellan, of Seattle, visited
friends in this city a few days ago.
Sam is now engaged in profitable
business at his trade, blacksmithing,
in that city.
The Cottage City left the Sound for
Alaska Tuesday. J. Bolster being a
passenger by her for Skagway from
this place. The next boat northward
will be the City OF Topeka, next Fri
day.
The steamboats, plying between this
city and Seattle, Tacoma and Shelton,
it is understood will carry passengers
at half fare to and from the carnival
which begins on the 18th and lasts
five days.
Loggers and lumbermen are taking
deep interest in the closing campaign,
for well they know how clearly a
healthful outcome of their industry
hinges upon the Peoples victory at
the polls.
One of the finest things of the cam.
paign was a trio song at the Jones
meeting in the theater, Monday even
ing, in which Mrs. PattisOn and
Misses Mamie Covington and Nellie
Brown participated.
The annual Thanksgiving ball OF the
Ladies Relief Society will take place
at Olympia Hotel, Wednesday even
ing, the 23d. The ladies have agreed
to donate one-half the net proceeds to
the Souvenir fund.
Only three days more in which to
work for some OF the grandest political
issues that ever conyulsed our COM
monwealth. Read the STANDARD,
square yourself with the principles it
advocates and then vote for sound
men and honest money.
E. ID. Knapp and wife, of Oshkosh,
Wis, who have been visiting their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitemarsh, of
Tumwater, the past two months,
started on their return home Wednes-
day. They carry with them only
pleasant memories OF our state.
A solemn-faced Republican with
eyes looking into vacancy, was heard
soliloquizing, last highland these are
some of his ominous snatches caught
by n STANDARD reporter: ain the
sweet bye and bye; "Up salt river" !;
"Where the woodbine twineth."
Everybody is laughing at the at
tempts of that fraud Ford to get votes
for Treasurer. He recognizes men he
could not see before nomination and
insists upon shaking hands with every
body he meets. He is already known
by the name OF "The Great Hand
shaker"
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