Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-10-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

uaN from seattle.
The comedy event of the season will
be " y Breezy Time"
The October term OF the Supreme
Court begins Monday.
Mrs. A. Gregory, OF Seattle, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Lucy Carney is visiting friends
and relatives ut Shelton.
Chas. II. Pridham made business
visit to Seattle this week.
The board OF County Commissioners
will meet again on the 18th.
Forney Stamey has opened the
steam laundry at The Olympia"
The weather prediction for to night
and tomorrow is Fair and cooler"
The steamship Topeka sails from
the Sound for Alaskan ports to-mor-
row.
Laughter is the pepsin of longevity.
See "A Breezy Time" and laugh for
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs Sampler contemplate
visit to France, the land of their
nativity.
Come out and hear the "Breezy
Time" band, which will parade at noon
Monday.
The Capital City Band give a con-
cert and ball at the Olympia hotel,
this evening.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Florence
Mackey left over the o. r. N. for Ar
lington, Ogn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tucker, of West
side, rejoice in the advent of a charm
ing baby boy.
The bark Courtney Ford sailed
lumber laden, wednesday, for the
southern coast.
Evening services in the several
churches have been changed from
Sto 7 80 O'Clock.
Miss Rosabel Glass, daughter OF the
new M. E. pastor, has been employed
as teacher at Sherlock.
Billy" Smith has sold out his bar.
Der shop at Shelton and returned to
this city with his wife.
Malarkey & Co., of Portland, have
opened their branch oyster and fish
house at Percival's dock.
A little angel of the female per-
suasion graces the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans E. Cole. OF South Bay.
Read the new ad. of Frank Taylor
& Son, and then 60 to the Royal
Restaurant for proof of what they
say.
John Aldrich. of the Saratoga" is
suffering from strain to his back
sustained while handling heavy box
of fruit.
State warrants have been called in
on the general fund, up to and includ.
ing No. 1886. Interest ceases on the
10th inst.
The suit between Fred. Schomber as
administrator of the estate of Stephen
Barker, and Ed. Free, has been settled
out of court.
Frank Cotter redeemed himself in a
pursuit race with Scott, at Tacoma,
Monday. In the emile professional"
Cotter likewise won.
VIM. Grant and Miss Sarah Sim.
mons, daughter of NJ. C. Simmons, of
Oyster Bay. we're recently united in
marriage, at Tacoma.
Judge Elliott of Chehalis county
held court for Judge Liun yesterday,
hearing cases in which the latter
Judge was disqualified.
John Fahnstock. OF Dayton, Ohio,
is on visit to the far West, and is at
present the guest OF his sister, Mrs.
A. J. Falknor, of this city.
Frank Mossman, of Oyster Bay, was
in the city this week. He has re-
ceived by express from Detroit, Mich,
a thoroughbred fox-hound.
The County Commissioners have
Topped off the expense Of S. hitherto
paid the County Surveyor for keeping
his Office open on Saturdays.
The Owl club has elected Mavor
Reinhart Chief Owl, Frank McKenny,
Vicious Owl, James Dever, Scribbler
and Gobbler, and E. E. Taylor, China
man.
The Eastside mill has been getting
out a special order of tongue.and.
grooved flooring, two inches thick, for
the floor OF the annex to the CAPITAL
Brewery.
On Tuesday evening of last week.
Will Martin, a young man of Union
City, was drowned by slipping into the
bay while working on boom of logs,
near that place.
Randall Bros. have been awarded a
contract by the board of County Com
missioners for building a bridge near
Gate City, on the county road. The
contract price is $6lO.
One OF the many amusing incidents
In " A Breezy Time" which will be at
olympia Theater, Monday night, is
that OF blind man singing Cali
Coons Look Alike to Me-"