Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-09-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

in Tacoma.
Mrs. G. 5. Allen is visiting relatives
in Seattle.
Mrs. Tunin has returned from a
visit to Aberdeen.
The State Board of Equalization is
now IN session.
Judge Dunbar has quite recovered
from severe illness.
Light showers have fallen at inter
walls the past week.
Miss Annie NeufIer is visiting
friends at Tacoma.
Miss Tarbell has returned from her
visit to San Francisco.
The Unity Club give dance at the
Olympia hotel this evening.
Judge Elliott, of Chehalis, held
court for Judge Linn to-day.
Mrs. Geo. Warren has returned to
her home at Wallace, Idaho.
A. S. Ruth is now employed in the
office OF the Surveyor General.
The hour of church service has
been changed from s to BORN.
Margaret Bigelow is teaching a sec.
Ond term of school at Pleasant Glade.
The next steamship for Alaskan
ports will be the Cottage City Wednes-
day.
The weather report to-day reads
"Generally fair tonight and Satur-
day."
Ray and Edna Rogers left Wednes-
day to attend the Elks' Carnival in
Portland.
Frank Anderson, late of Roslyn, is
now in the employ of the Hill Drug
Company.
Judge NJ. A. Root vas up from Sc.
attic this week ON visit to his for
mer home.
An order has been given for some
additional desks in the Westside
school house.
State Superintendent Browne will
assist in institute work in California
next December.
]. A. Kenworthv and Miss Jennie
F. Hawkins, of Tenino, have been
licensed to wed.
The Women's Relief Corps give a
clam chowder festival at the G. A. r.
hall this evening.
Margaret Sumpter has contracted
to teach school in the Neate district on
Chambers prairie.
The steamer Skagit Chief brought
ur 300 excursionists Sunday from Ia.
coma and Seattle.
Hereafter the last car of the daily
service to Tumwater will leave Puget
street at 6:15 p. NJ.
The leaves of our beautiful shade
trees are beginning to fall, denoting
the approach of winter.
Senator Rowell this week received
the sad intelligence of the death OF his
mother at Middleton, Mich.
z. v. Stalnaker, the book-binder,
has changed his residence from this
city to Great Falls, Montana.
T. P. Blauvelt has sold his house
and lot on Seventh street to Alexander
Wright, who will occupy it as a resi-
dence.
Mrs. Tweed having moved to Sc
attic, her residence on Capitol Hill is
now occupied by 7. C. Van Epps and
family.
The Light and Power Co. will soon
occupy the building on the opposite
side OF the street now tenanted by the
Olympia Bazaar.
Miss Estella Tyler left yesterday for
Seattle, where she will resume her pc.
sltion of teacher in one of the public
schools of that city.
The current expense bills audited
and allowed by the City Council,
Tuesday night, for the month of
August, aggregated $941.68,
J. r. Bolton and Grant Talcott and
wife, left yesterday for Portland, to
witness the Elks' Carnival and hear
the mule sing Peek-a-boo."
Miss Wheeler, the milliner, is max
! ing her semi.annual trip to the mil
llnery markets gathering latest novel.
tlves for the Fall and Winter styles.
Mrs. J. S. Newcomb, of Sprague.
who has been visiting her parents,
MI. and Mrs. S. P. Wyman, of this
city, the past three months, left for
her home Tuesday.
Frank Van Eaton has Withdrawn
from the firm of Aldrich & Van
Eaton, in the fruit and confectionery
business. Mr.. Aldrich now has the
Saratoga to himself.
A. ]. ellis, engineer in charge OF
the tiume of the Light and Power Co.,
At Tumwater, is quite i'll, and it is
feared that the attack is of that dread
disease, typhoid fever.
The Olympia Packing Co. are about
70 increase their business by placing
iali run of salmon in shape for mar
7oAc exchange, ana Will employ
force OF men in casting nets.
Oly publishes = call for Republican
song-birds to assemble at the Olympia
hotel to organize a party glee club.
ihey are to meet at the Olympia for
the purpose of Tunin'.up, as it were.
A new sawmill, built by Messrs.
Inacker & Mallory, few miles east
OF this city, will soon begin adding it's
product of lumber to the volume of
BUSINESS industries of our community.
is. Coates, a new accession to our
population has bought twenty-five
acres OF oyster land from Conrad
schneider. with the view of engaging
propagation of the delicious biyalye.
A pair of valuable snectacloo ,,ar.