Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-10-12

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

happy.
y >,n WAS born this week to Mr..
and Mrs. ?. W. Beach.
Tonight and Saturday showers"
is the weather prediction to-day.
Carl Anderson, native of Sweden,
has been admitted to citizenship.
Judge A. l.. Miller, of Clarke county,
held court for Judge Linn Tuesday.
Judge Bailey is on Il visit of u
months duration in San Francisco.
Mrs. Klnkenberg, of Tacoma, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Miss Laura Boiling left Monday for
Salem, Indiana, to visit her grandpa
rents.
The October term OF the Supreme
Court began Monday with large
calendar.
The next attraction in Olympia
Thcater will be For Her Sake" next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Ostrander have
returned from Alaska, to spend the
winter in this city.
"Piety Hill" school district intends
to sink a tube we'll 10 obtain supply
OF water for the school.
Mrs. T. M. Reed, Jr., left last week
for Dutch Harbor, to join her husband
who is in business there.
C. f. Orange is quite i'll and is be-
ing cared for at the hospital. He is
afflicted with lung disease.
Mrs. Innis, Grand Matron of the
Eastern Star met the ladies of the
local chapter Monday night.
Will d. jenkins, who returned last
week from Nome, is in the hospital,
suffering from an attack of appendi-
citis.
George H. Wells, aged II, died on
Hartstein Island last Friday. He had
been a resident of the island for 35
years.
Tremain Hatch, son of Capt c..
z. Hatch, of Oakland, CAL, was in
town this week, visiting old acquaint-
ances.
The next steamship sailing for San
Francisco will be the Umatilla, Tues
day, and for Alaskan ports the Alki,
Wednesday.
Forney Stamey has returned from a
two months sojourn in the South.
He was in Texas soon after the ter.
rible hurricane.
Rachel Van Eaton has sold to An.
drew Fagernes 1880 acres in section l.,
township Is north, range 4 west, for
the sum OF $1,70O.
The steamship Walla Walla left Sc
attic yesterday for San Francisco, Mrs.
Steele, q sister of Mrs. DR.. Wyman,
being passenger by her.
Mrs. M. M. Kincaid will lecture in
G. A. X. Hall Tuesday evening on
"Anglo-Israel," in aid of the con-
templated Masonic home.
J. C. Rathbun has sold his resi-
dence corner OF Third and Tullis
streets, to John and Harvey Matheson,
for consideration of 1915.
Savage & Schofeld, the contractors,
have bought the Littlejohn stable,
fronting on Long bridge, and intend
to convert it into receptacle for their
tools.
Chas. A. Marshall lately bought of
the Oregon Mortgage Co.. III acres of
land in Sec. q and 81, township Is
north, range l west. paying therefor
$1,O25.
Trevor Kincaid is steadily climbing
the ladder of fame in his chosen pro-
fession of natural philosophy. He is
now professor of zoology in the State
University.
w. e. Humphrey, of Seattle, will
assist Master Stevens in entertainment
of political meeting in behalf of the
Republicans, at Olympia Theater, TO-
morrow night.
Chas. McDavit AMI Miss Carrie ID.
Young were married in the First
Presbyterian parsonage, last Tuesday.
They came up from Seattle to have
the nuptial knot tied.
For Fall and Winter styles of
millinery, that are strictly up-to-date,
do not fail to can at Miss Tarbelps
Emporium of Fashion, on Fourth
street, opposite the city hall.
The City Clerk announces that he
will keep his Office open every night
including next Wednesday, to en-
able those who are engaged during
Office hours an opportunity for reg
istry.
The Capital Brewing Co. shipped
four carloads of their famous product,
in bottles, for Hawaii, Monday. This
was equivalent to 500 barrels, and is
the largest single shipment made to
that point.
Geo. 9. Israel has been attending to
law business in Seattle this week.
He had been billed for Republican
campaign service, but his appoint
ments will be filled by Mr.. Cavanaugh,
valiant Son of Veteran.
A splendid quality of coal has been
taken firm, tho