Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-11-09
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

past week.
Miss Lucy Carney is seriously i'll at
the hospital.
Many OF the boys" went on a foot
Tuesday night.
The Kaufman family are about to
move to san Francisco.
A son has teen born to the wife of
George Swan, OF Eastside.
Mrs. Frank Lawton is quite i'll at
her home on Eighth street
The Yacht Daphne has been hauled
into winter quarters at Percival's
dock.
J. NJ. Huntington, formerly OF this
city, died at The Dalles, Oregon, yes.
terday.
a son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonner, Of the Capital City Dye
Works.
Jessie Ferguson. of Bush prairie, one
of the che chacos OF Thurston county
is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maloney cele
brated their "Silver Wedding" Sun
day night.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
is the announcement from the house
TOP for today.
Nincty-two hundredths OF an inch
OF rain fell last Friday night inside
OF three hours.
A repair shop is being built BY the
Olympia Light and Power Co. adjoin
ing their car-barn.
A movement is On foot for union
services by all the churches or
Thanksgiving Day.
Sawyer & Filley's drug store has JUS
been re-papered and presents very at
tractive appearance.
The next attraction at Olympus
Theater will be "The Coon Towr
400," on the 21st inst.
Twenty applicants for teachers GER
tiIicates are now undergoing examina
ton at the court house.
James Troupe, the cattle buyer, re
turned from Tacoma this week wher,
he disposed of number of cows.
Mr.. W. w. Reed and family, OF Mt
Sterling, KY, are visiting Mr.. r.,
uncle, I. NJ. Reed, ST., of this city.
Miss Virgins, relative of Mrs
Thos. Mat,ingly, returned Saturda!
from a visit to down Sound points.
The piles have all been driven ant
carpenters are at work on the addition
to the Pioneer Iron Works and Foun
dry.
The steamship Cottage City sail
for Alaskan ports Sunday and will b.
succeeded by the City OF Topeka, Fri
day.
Eliza n. Paff bought OF Elmer L
Epperson, this week, lot 6 block 81
Swans addition, for the consideration
of $3.50.
Mr.. Olsen and family, of Seattle
are visiting DIR. and Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. P.'s parents, who reside on tn
Westside.
Horace E. Pease, of this city, an,
Miss Lynn Richardson, OF Shelton
were married Wednesday, by Justic
Schomber.
J. H. Hawk and Agnes p, his wife
were divorced yesterday, on the grount
of desertion by the latter. They wer
married in 1884.
Now, as the Frenchman would say
"Reuenons a nos mOutOns," let us re
turn to our mutton; i. e. "Let us re
turn to business.
The BARRIERS of this city all close
their shops to attend the funeral of b
Kretschmer, lately deceased, who wa
member of their trade.
Judge Gordon has sold to E. c
Macdonald, his realty in Swans add
ton and so acres in section 10 rang
2 west, for the sum $500.
E. V. Stalnaker arrived from Grea
Falls. Saturday night, to attend tn
funeral of Mrs. Sickels, his wife
mother, which took place Sunday.
Mr.. Byrne has moved Van Epps
Office building, corner of Plum ant
Fourth Streets, to his lot fronting OF
the Eastside bridge, opposite Uniol
block
The Easts;de mill has thus far fur
nished 100000 feet of lumber for tn
new flume at Tumwater. Nearly two
thirds OF this amount was dressed
lumber.
Bert. Kretschmer will open th'
barber shop. formerly conducted b!
his father, on Washington street, be
tween Third and Fourth, Tomorrow
morning.
The County Canvassing Board, con
sisting of Chairman Byrne, Auditor
Graham and Attorney Funk, will
meet next Thursday to list thu
election returns.
Clarence Brown, in employ of the
Capital Brewery, who had been as
signed to clerical duties in Seattle
some time ago, has been recalled tt
his post at the office in this city.