Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-09-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

ILL.,
The County Commissioners meet
Monday.
.udley lIcnry's surveying party has
returned from the field.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Callow, OF Ka-
milchie, are visiting in the city.
Mr. Crandall and wife have re-
turned from visit to Bay Center.
Misses Minnie and Lou Joslyn, of
Tacoma, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
c. White.
Judge Reavis and wife returned
Wednesday evening from trip down
Sound.
Auditor Graham has been posting
election notices this week throughout
the county.
The weather forecast for to-day
reads: Tonight and Saturday gen.
orally fair"
Albion Smith will leave next week
for Idaho, where he expects to engage
in trapping.
Miss Iva Whitney has returned
from somewhat prolonged visit to
friends at Ballard.
Geo. B. Wiley, who had his leg
broken fortnight ago, is now able to
be out on crutches.
Mrs. J. w. Searight and family
have removed to Canada, where they
will hereafter reside.
Allen Mckenzie, of McLane, has en-
tered Pullman Agricultural College,
for course of training.
Misses Iva Van Epps and Della
Johnson and Mrs. G. w. Hopp are
visiting friends in Seattle.
T. J. Ireland, Of this city, has been
granted an increase of pension and
will hereafter receive $12 per month.
VIM. Duckering and H. S. Clyde of
this city, and J. Y. Waldrip of Ka-
milchie, have lately returned from
Nome.
Mrs. c. Wade, who has been for
some time guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal, left Wednesday, for her home
in Eastern Oregon.
That is bright, if not beautiful,
color which the lower front of the
Odd Fellows building has been paint
ed. 1t is a brilliant yellow.
Seventy-five pattern hats will be on
exhibition at the Millinery Emporium,
corner of Sixth and Washington
streets, to-day and tomorrow.
The next steamship leaving the
Sound for San Francisco will be the
Umatilla Monday, and for Alaskan
ports the City of Topeka Tuesday.
& The oyster season is now open, and
the festive favorite readily sells for
1916 a sack. He will probably 60 to
an even 81 before the season is over.
It is said that change in the train
schedule will soon give us morning
arrival from the down-Sound cities.
The State levy this year for revenue
is 3 As mills for school purposes, 2 l-5
mills for general expenses, is mill for
interest and 1-5 mill for military pur.
poses.
A bicycle race will be run in day
or two at Montesano, in which Cooper
Harold, Eli Winesett, w. D. Ruckel
and possibly other swift wheelmen, will
take part.
If we are to form an opinion OF the
Republican Glee Club from the adver.
Using given it by Oily, it will rival
grand opera in volume and brilliancy
of harmony.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jos. Swanton died at the family home
on Fifth street Monday. The burial
rites were held in the Catholic church
Wednesday.
Two families, by the name of Lewis
ton and johnson, are guests OF Mrs
Helen Austin, on Westside. They
came from Kansas with the intention
of remaining here.
A young man named McAloon wa,
the victim OF burglar Monday night
when his room was entered while III
was asleep and about $1S taken from
his pants pocket.
Michael J. Neylon and Nellie M
Neylon. both well.known young PEG
pie of this county, were united il
marriage Sunday, Rev. Father Saindor
performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Tweedy and her daughter
Maud and Frances have returned t.
their home at Los Angeles, Cal. The,
have been guests during the summer
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sutton.
Taylor & Avery are advertising 8,
GOO copies of standard, classical ant
popular music at &c per copy. copies
for SC. A free catalogue of McKinle,
edition OF 1Oc music to any one ask
ing for same.
Mrs. A. Williams, after trying Ia
coma as trade-feld, has returned t.
this city and will again engage in tn,
bakery business, in the building OH
West Fourth street, formerly occupied
by the Recherche restaurant.
The Presbytery of Olympia meets ir
Tacoma Monday and the Synod o.
Washington will meet in tho sam,