Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-10-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

" = 49,
Floyd Howard, Of East, idr, is down
with typhoid fever.
Happy is the man who has his shed
filled with good, dry wood.
Work on the new fume at Tum-
water is progressing rapidly.
\ jury term of the Superior Court
has been called for Nov, 18th.
The general delivery window at the
postoilice now closes at GP. NJ.
Martha A. Reams WAS granted di-
vorce es'erday by Judge Linn.
Will McKenny has returned from a
five months visit to Cape Nome.
\ son was born to Mrs. Leonard
Rutledge, at Little Rock, last week.
Miss Edith Sturdevant, of Dayton,
is visiting her sister in this city, Mrs.
Troy.
Alex Lang has so far recovered
from his illness as to be upon the
streets.
james PattiSon and Elinora Sain-
don are scheduled for the blissful
state of matrimony.
Mrs. Victoria Calhoun has bought
strip of tide land fronting the old
brewery on Eastside.
The attendance OF st. Martins Col.
lege, at Woodland, is greatly increased
over that Of last year.
Charles Summers and Miss Mary
Matte were united in marriage, Mon
day, by Rev. A. G. Sawin.
II. Martin and family have returned
from Gray's harbor, where they have
been for the past six weeks.
&. NJ. Clough, of British Columbia,
is visiting c. II. Clough, Democratic
candidate for State Senator.
Mr.. Kretchmer had so far recovered
from his illness as to resume work in
his barber-shop this morning.
The new NJ. Z. Church is nearing
completion, and will be dedicated
about the winter holiday season.
Prof. Yemen is respected home from
Missoula, Mont, this week, where he
has been on a visit to his daughter.
John L. Carroll, a brother of C. II.
Carroll, city editor of the Otynapian,
died in Portland, of paralysis, Tues
day.
Gwin Hicks, the State Printer, Oily
saya, is looking for a man who has
$3.50 which say that Rogers will be
elected.
Miss Mabel Cressey, of Independ.
ence, Oregon, a sister of Mrs. Laberee,
is over on visit to her relatives in
this city.
Quite large assignment OF 12-inch
wooden pipe was made Saturday from
the factory here to the Diamond Ice
Co., of Seattle.
Vacant houses are so scarce in this
city that no sooner does one become
vacant than there are numerous ap-
plications fer it.
Michel Garrison, who received Sc
we're bruises a few days ago by fall
ing over steep bank on Westside, is
able to be about.
After some delay the pile driving
for the new building TO be occupied
by Mr.. Listers machine shops begun
yesterday morning.
A new schedule will 60 into effect
Sunday. whereby the train from Ia.
coma will arrive fifteen minutes earlier.
Thanks for small favors.
Guy Barry, who sailed northward
sometime ago, ON the U. S. steamer
Pathfinder, in the service of Capt.
Gilbert's geodetic survey, has re.
turned home.
The infant daughter, Esther, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cook. died OF
pneumonia at Gate City, last Friday.
Interment was had in one of the city
cemeteries Sunday.
A. w. Dodwell and party have re-
turned from a several months survey
in the Olympics. Mr.. D. killed mum.
Der of elk during the trip, at one time
coming across band of twenty-five.
Hannah McClelland has bought
from the Thurston County Lumber
Co. 595 acres of timber land in town.
ships II and IL north, ranges 2 and 3
west, for the consideration of $4,000.
Wilson Dunn, the man charged with
stealing Mrs. Stoll's gold watch, has
been arrested, a proceeding which he
vigorously protested against. In his
possession was found the missing
property.
A girl baby arrived at the domicile
OF s. H. Westover, on Eastside, on the
18th inst. A son was born to w. P.
Reach, in this city, about the same
time, thus restoring the equilibrium
OF the sexes.
This years ballot is 8 inches wide
and 3S inches long. II the politicians
OF the country continue to scatter -
1t will in the courss of time take q
barn-door to record the will OF the
sovereign citizen.
Jennie Lowe has been accorded "a
decree of divorce from John Lowe. BY
the Superior Judge. Mrs. L. is like
wise given custody of the two minor
children, and what personal property
the defendant possesses.
]. H. Norris has bought of H. G.
Strive, Seattle, about 500 acres of
realty in this county, and the Cham.
bers residence property, corner of
Franklin and Fourth streets, now oc.
cupied by Mrs. Sickels.
Louie Cadarette, the well-known
logger, who cut his foot with an ak
while working in a camp over a
month ago, and over which he has
had much trouble in healing, is able
to be around without the aid of
clutches.
G. Kaufman left Tuesday for San
Francisco, but OH hopefully remarks