Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-05-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Harbst this week.
Colonel Lewis came up from Sc
attic last evening.
A. a. Phillips has suffered relapse
and is still seriously i'll.
Mark Brautigam, of this city, lett
Seattle for Cape Nome to-day.
Henry NJ. Murphy has been quite
ill from asthma the past week.
Miss Ida Chambers is on visit to
friends at Seattle and in Victoria.
Pete Stewart, of Republic. is down
Oh visit to his many friends in this
city.
Judge Sturdevant, of Dayton, visit
cd his daughter, Mrs. p. NJ. Troy, this
week
1t has rained necessarily to-day
since dawn till the hour of publication
PPM.
A furious wind-storm accompanied
Mt times by showers of rain, prevailed
Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Glass, who has been
sick with the mumps for week past,
is improving.
jay Decker, formerly of our police
force, came over from Everett for a
visit yesterday.
William Beatty fairly beams with
gladness. It is girl and came Sun
day morning.
Miss Helen Rogers, of this city, has
been employed as a teacher in the Ia
coma high-school.
J. F. Kearney, the grocer, paid a
business visit to the Gray's Harbor
cities this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mcdonald, of
Spokane, are visiting with friends and
relatives in this city.
County Treasurer Frost has issued
call for redemption of large num-
Der of School warrants.
The Tenino short-line train now
leaves at 2:15 P. NJ, a quarter of an
hour earlier than formerly.
"Bill" Whites commission as Su-
preme Judge was issued yesterday. to
take effect on the lst prox.
E. A. Brautigam, of Laramie City.
Wyoming, is on visit to members of
his family residing in this city.
Lee Melleur represented OLYMPIA
Aerie in the Grand Lodge of Eagles
held. at Vancouver, B. c., yesterday.
Some shyster will find himself be-
hind prison bars some fine morning, if
he don't stop selling liquor to Indians.
Robert Allen is at home recuperat-
ing his health after some months
work with corps Of surveyors in Ore
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson have re-
turned from their wedding tour and
settled down to the gait of staid mar.
ried people.
s. G. Bradley, convicted of grand
larceny and sentenced to a years con-
finement in the Pierce county Jail, has
been pardoned by his accidency.
Sixty members of Court Defiance
Order of Foresters visited the local
court last Friday night. They came
on the steamer Norwood, chartered
for the trip.
Mrs. Thackiain, a sister of John
Aldrich, of "The Saratoga" arrived
this morning. She is accompanied by
her husband and will probably remain
all summer.
Claire Covert was badly injured in
the Deming shingle mill at Elma
Saturday, BY falling against knot
saw. His hip is badly cut. Mr.. C.'e
home is in this city.
"A Summers Fancy" Tuesday
night, was somewhat handicapped
from the fact that it was played by
Jessie Shirley. last season, under the
title of Married in Haste"
The Methodist people have ar.
ranged for large chorus choir for
their Sabbath evening services under
the special direction OF Prof.. Parsons,
beginning on Sabbath evening next.
Gordon H. Slater, of Victoria, and
Miss Alice May Powe, of this city, were
united in marriage at Temple Flat,
yesterday, by Justice Schomber. The
happy couple will reside in this city.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
Church has arranged for an excur-
sion to Point Defiance by the Multi
nomah on Wednesday, June 18th.
The round-trip tickets will be sold at
SO cents.
The commencement exercises OF
vashon college will take place during
the second week in June, and MANY
graduates in this vicinity are prepar
ing to take part in the various pro-
grammes.
Inc Fourth Of July committee have
NOT 90 lar, received enough encour-
agement to justify them in making
Hny assurances that the movement
Will result in determination to pro.
coed with the undertaking.
Judge Gordon has rendered his
resignation as a member of the Su.
pleme bench and it was at once ac.
eep1ed 6y his accidency. A commits
M s,nn will Immediately issue to Bin
VIM" s and he will don the ermine
Ion, yonn Byrne has bought the Horr
ouilolng adjoining his premises &C.
= Iuired some time ago from Mrs
BOYD. The property was cold a shnrt
time ago under the Sheriffs hammar
20 an Eastern loan company, and thev
are the party to the late sale To ~.
oyrne' The price paid was $1,000