Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-07-27
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ruth Dunbar is visiting friends at
Port Townsend.
\ son Was recently bonn to the wife
OF John Barnes, OF Mud Bay.
+. +. Young has gone east OF the
mountains On a business trip.
Secretary OF State Jenkins is fast
recovering from his late illness.
f. l.. Melton, of Seattle, visited
relatives in this city few days ago.
Miss Blanche Karshner, OF Aber-
deem, is visiting Mrs. +. Resenweber.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Cook, of Tum.
water.
A number OF Olympians are enjoy
ing the ocean breezes of Westport
beach.
The Light and Power Co. is re-
planking its curve on Main and
Fourth streets.
The Franklin street bicycle path
from Fourth to Sixteenth streets, has
been completed.
The forecast to- day is "To-night,
tomorrow and Sunday, continued
fair and warmer"
Work on the new fume of the
Light and Power Co., at Tumwater, is
progressing nicely.
Mrs. Chandler, of New Whatcom, a
sister of Mayor Reinhart, is on a visit
to her relatives in this city.
Louis Freitag. of Baker City, Or,
has been on visit to his relatives in
this city the past few days.
Maud Gaisford has begun suit for
divorce against George Gaisiord, on
the ground Of abandonment.
Chas. Norrie has opened fruit and
confectionery stand in the first build
ing east of Olympia Theater.
If your business is dull advertise in
the STANDARD, a paper that is read by
Thurston county's population.
Mr.. I. M. Frey, the harness-maker
who lives on Fourth street, near
Franklin, is driving tube we'll.
Monday evening, A. J. ellis and
Miss Josephine c. Jenkins were united
in marriage, by Rev. A. G. Sawin.
Nicholas WEIGH and Cora Miller,
both OF Tacoma, have secured a mar.
riage license from Auditor Graham.
The lower Tumwater bridge is tenn
porarily closed to travel owing to the
unsafe condition OF the southern end.
Mrs. Julia Foster, and niece, Miss
Polly Foster, of Cincinnati, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Eaton, on East
side.
Miss Louise Aver will spend her
Summer vacation in Helena, Mont.
She left Wednesday for that destina-
ton.
Ira Manville and wife, of Tacoma,
came over Tuesday to attend the fun
eral Of Phil. Vincent, STEP brother of
Mrs. NJ.
The steamer Northern Light will
carry the Woodmen of the World on
an excursion to Skookum Point on
Sunday.
Miss Zulu jenkins has returned to
her home in this city after an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends at
Whatcom.
Mr.. d. c. Jenkins family have
moved to Bolster, Okanogan, where
Mr.. J. has lately engaged in a news
paper venture.
A new roof is being placed on the
Lane building, corner of Fifth and
Main, occupied in part by Kearney &
Co., the grocers.
Mrs. ]. X. Wood, who has been visit.
ing MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Wright
in this city, has returned to her home
in Missoula, Mont.
DR.. J. w. Cox, of Everett, has beer
appointed a member of the State
Medical Examining Board for the term
ending in May 1908.
Frank Golfer is matched agains
Mcleod, the Canadian champion
bicycle rider, for purse of $3.50, t.
be run on August 18th.
Mrs. Cornelius Curtain has received
$1,000 from the Modern Woodmen
the insurance carried by her husband
who lately died in Alaska.
The steamship Walla Walla leave.
the Sound for San Francisco to-mor
row, Miss Annie Tarbell being a pas
senger by her from this city.
The steamship Cottage City sails fol
Alaskan ports Sunday. Mrs. T.
McKenny and her daughter Margare
take passage by her for Sitka.
Blauvelt & Lincoln have contracted
to repair plastering and black boards il
the Washington and Lincoln schoo
buildings for the sum OF $27S.
The Chafng- Dish Club, gave ar
entertainment yesterday in honor O
Miss Helen Gordon, who soon de
parts With her parents for Spokane.
The news comes surging from thu
north that Rube Hull, the we'll
known newspaper man, has been mar
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