Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Vi tna,r Frost ha- returned from
tt.-t,. seattle
VI L,ui-r Ayrl lit yesterday ior
.,t.-t t., Montana
I',. weather forecast j. rn-night
>.,W,r-; Saturday IAN"
The Mca;.nudr- held their an
i.g.l ucui, Al B'.;lvr's Cove to-day.
y. G. Kaufman. the Aberdeen mcr-
chant, = Visiting relatives in this city.
H." steamship Queen will leave Sc
Attn ior san Francisco next Thursday.
Ms Jeanette Moore has returned
from Il visit to FRIENDS, down the
sound.
Ed Cotter has been sufferer the
past few days from running a nail into
his foot.
Brad Hill j. the champion rat
catcher. seventeen III one trap is his
latest achievement.
Cha~ ii. Morgan died at his resi-
drnc" n,ir Tum~atcr, on the 10Th
MT. aged y Years
The Sr,NDAKI office is in receipt OF
a copy ri Nashon College catalogue
Iur the years 1883
M. {. Il. Elliott is reported to be
80 much improved as to be considered
ont oi immediate danger.
The State Treasurer is prepared to
pay general issue warrants up to &c.
93l. Call natures Sept. 7th.
The steamer Marguerite has been
carrying passengers to-day to the
Michigan picnic at Buffers Cove.
Henry Brauer, of Portland, is on a
visit to his son-in-law, c. +. Willis,
who resides in the suburbs of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Ford have re-
turned from an outing with Portland
relatives at Renord Park, near Van
couvcr.
The steamer City of Denver arrived
this afternoon with an excursion party
from Seattle, under the auspices of the
Y.M. c. A.
The case of the city vs.. Kennedy for
violating the bicycle ordinance has
been appealed by defendant to the
Superior Court.
a. c. Stevens has closed his store
and the new firm who will succeed
him in business are preparing to open
up business On the 1st prox.
1t is reported that Joseph Josephsen,
the shoemaker, has bought the Smith
farm at Oyster Bay and will reside
upon it, closing his shop here.
II. NJ. Pierce, last Saturday, bought
the timber on a tract of 1882 acres,
on the school section just west of this
city, paying therefor the sum of $215
cash.
Mrs. Getchell and her daughter,
Miss Booth, of Snohomish City, are on
visit to the family of w. S. Elwell of
this city. Mis-. q. is sister OF Mr..
Elwell
Arrangements are being made for a
meeting at South Bay, Saturday,
Sept. Sd, at p. NJ. Horatio Alling
will deliver an address OH "Direct
legislation"
A wharf has been built along the
water front of the Capital Brewery
plant from which cargoes of beer can
now be shipped in barges to the
wharves of Olympia.
The capacity of the sawmill near
Woodland, formerly owned by Allison
Il Collins, which has passed into the
ownership of Hall, Sears and others,
will be increased to 10000 feet per
day.
The steamship Umatilla sails from
the Sound for San Francisco to-mor-
row, and on Sunday the City OF
Topeka will leave for Alaska. Isadorc
kaufman goes as passenger to
Juneau.
The marriage OF Miss Nellie JAN
cite Van Slyke, daughter OF Alfred
Van Slyke, and Mr.. Frank Holman, OF
Olympia, was celebrated at the home
OF the brides parents, at Tacoma, on
the 10Th inst.
The city has placed permanent
seats on the Sixth and Main street
sides Of the plaza, for the accommo-
datiOn of visitors and others who NAV
desire to enjoy siesta under the UNI
brageous naples.
5. B. Nelson, of Pullman, a veterin-
airy surgeon, has been appointed a
delegate from this State to the 35th
annual meeting of the U. S. Veterin-
airy Medical association, which meets
at Omaha on the 9Th prox.
Mrs. Mary Quinn, who has been on
avisit the past six weeks to her son
Henry, started Wednesday, on her
return home, which is near Omaha,
Neo She was accompanied as far
"a Tacoma by her son and his wife.
Henry Reynolds, father of Mrs. C.
). Lord. of this city, died in London,
England, Wednesday. Mr.. r. visited
Ills daughter here in 1893. He has
been the past six months on trip
across the sea for the benefit of his
health.