Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-08-10

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Carl Whitman has returned from
Alaska.
The Little Rock camp meeting closes
Sunday.
The forecast i Tonight and Sat
urdav fail"
Miss Ethel Knox is visiting rela-
tlve> at Quinlault.
Mrs. Alcv. Dryslale, o. Portland, is
guest at the Carlton.
F. Stamey has gone on visit to his
mother Il. Greensboro, y. G.
\ son was born to Mrs. Marshall c.
Heath, of Tumwater, this week.
Two little girls we're born Tuesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Morford.
Mr.. Yemen will leave in few DAYS
Oh 4 short visit to Missoula, Mont.
The County Commissioners are now
sitting rs a board of equalization.
"Frce CLAIMS" are advertised at But
ler's Cove, Sunday, for excursionists.
A county teachers examination is
in progress in the equity courtroom.
Mrs. I. Harris has returned from a
five months visit to her son in Balti-
more.
Miss Marie Garrison has returned
from Il visit to the Eastern part of the
State.
The steamer Aberdeen will here
after carry mails between this city and
Tacoma.
The chemical works at Rainier have
closed for time. More Mckinley
prosperity.
Melvin DeShaso had his arm badly
bruised while working in the Westside
mill, last Friday.
G. A. Barnes has driven a tube we'll
and struck plentiful flow OF water at
depth of 100 feet.
Mrs. Tweedy and daughters of Los
Angeles, Cal, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Sutton.
Mrs. G. H. Lunk has as guests Mrs.
z. E. Funk ond her two children,
from Cripple Greek.
]. C. Rathbun, a former resident of
this city, now employed on the Seattle
Times, is up on visit.
L. II. Leach has been reappointed
Trustee of the State School for De-
fective youth at Vancouver.
Water has been reached in the new
we'll on the line between the Masonic
and Odd Fellows cemeteries.
Miss Bessie Miller has been suffer.
ing with heart trouble the past few
DAYS, but is able to be about.
The annual meeting of the Puget
Sound Oystermen's Association will
be held at Shelton on August Is.
William Kase had finger severed
from one of his hands, while working
in shingle mill at Bucoda, Saturday.
John Lind and Miss Christian An
derson, were united in wedlock, in
this city, Saturday, by Rev. r. NJ.
Hays.
A stone wall is being built by the
Sisters to retain the bank at the rear
of their school building on Columbia
street.
Miss Alice Dickinson, of Portland,
is ON visit to her father in this city,
and is guest of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. G.
Israel.
Rev. DR.. Hayes, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, and wife, left
Wednesday for a months outing in
British Columbia.
Clark Savidge is suffering from a
swollen hand. The inflammation is
supposed to have resulted from the
bite of some insect.
The estate of P. d. Northcraft who
died about a year ago near Bucoda
has been appraised at $6.17O in realty
and 81 1868 personal property.
The next steamship leaving the
Sound for San Francisco will be the
Walla Walla, Sunday, and for Alask IN
ports the Cottage City, Monday.
"Dick" Wood, overcome by sud
den vertigo, fell to the sidewalk in
front OF the Olympia hotel, Wednes.
day, and sustained some minor bruises
Robt. N. McFadden, who came
down from Cape Nome this week
confirms the reports of destitutiOr
and suffering that prevail in tina
district.
1t is said that another change il
railroad schedule is contemplated, ant
it is probable that the former hour o.
ii A. NJ. of arrival from Tacoma viii
be restored.
Councilman Winstanley introduced
an ordinance in the Council Monday
to make owners of dogs who do moi
pay an annual license liable to o flint
of from S. to $40.
NJ. ]. Roache, General Agent of thu
Grande Western and J. H. O'Neil
General Agent of the Oregon Naviga
ton Co., visited our city on officia
business, yesterday.
The camp-meeting at Little Rocl
isnow in progress with a fair attend
ance and encouraging evidences o
interest manifested in the daily exer
cises and teachings.
A. s. Ruth, the Republican nominee
for State Senator, has returned from
prosecuting Uncle Sans surveys cas-,
OF the mountains, to look after hi.
fences in this county.
Local Eastern Passengers this week
over the o. r. & N. and U. p. were
). I. Canon, for Walnut, KS; +
Stamey, Greensboro, N. c., and C. E.
Anderson, Bradshaw, Neb.
Since May, Street Commissioner