Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-11-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

l.. 4. JacOX has returned from triI
east of the mountains.
The big tlume at Tumwater i,
nearly completed to the fore-bay.
Mrs. Avery, of Tumwater. has re
turned from her visit to California.
Herman Ahlf, a nephew OF Charles
Vietzen, is just over from Faderland.
K ID. Simmons is undergoing treat
ment, at the hospital, for typhoid
fever.
Danl Gaby. of Eugene Or, is on 8
visit to his old stamping ground,
Olympia.
Jas. Rilderbrandt has returned from
the Alaskan mines, after an absence OF
two years.
Arthur Waddell, of Yelm, is lying
quite i'll in the hospital, from typhoid
pneumonia.
A daughter appeared in the house
hold of Charles Devine, on the East
side, yesterday.
James Skaar and family have re
turned to Olympia after three years
absence in the East.
Fred P. Offerman, of Fairhaven, has
been appointed a member OF the State
Board OF Pharmacy.
Secretary and Mrs. jenkins have re
krr1aI fvan, xs,,k er,,kI, NJ d
parents at Whatcom.
w. H. Lee has returned to Tum
water after an absence of two years ir
Eastern Washington.
Arthur Ellis a former dealer in
furniture of this city, now of What
com, was in this city yesterday.
James Cline won his suit in the Su
periOr Court against A. Merryman
Monday, involving matter OF stump
age.
Judge Hodgden held court for
Judge Linn Monday, and had under
consideration the case of Sampler vs.
Brewer.
Mrs. NJ. r. Thompson came Up from
Shelton, Monday, to attend the per
Torrance of the Royal Marine Band
of Italy.
Hans G. Hansen, committed to thu
asylum at Fort Steilacoom, from thil
county last June, has been discharged
rs cured.
DR.. Redpath visited Portland thi'
week to attend a patient, Col. G. L
Leavenworth, who is suffering from
appendicitis.
The N. P. trains will hereafter NOV,
as follows at this depot: Depart To-
Tacoma at 1850 A. NJ, for Gray's Har
Dor at 5.20P. NJ.
James Longmire and family, of Ia
coma, are up on visit to Mr.. L.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Long
mire, Of Eastside.
c. Holthu.en, of the Tony Faus
restaurant, Wednesday, bought u
turkeys, which he intends to fatter
for Thanksgiving.
The City of Shelton is now running
in place of the Multnomah, on tn
Seattle route, while that steamer il
undergoing repairs.
Robt. A. McNair, guard at tn
Walla Walla peni Tertiary, is over on {
visit to his family. He will remain
until after election.
Wilson Dunn, committed to answe
for petty larceny has been released OF
q bond made by his father, James
Dunn and w. J. Frazier.
E. Robbins has moved in with
his family from Woodland to spen.
the winter and is domiciled in one O
his houses on the Eastside.
Mrs. King, of Middlebury, VI, is OF
a visit to her brothers, William ant
Russell Billings, Of this city, whom
she had not seen for 43 years.
Auditor Graham is busy these time
in sending out the stationery, blanks
ballot-boxes, ETC., to the several pre-
cincts, for use on election-day.
Miss Tarbell will sell next Monda.
and Tuesday, babies and children
wear at a liberal discount. Remembe
the days-Monday and Tuesday.
John H. Nelson and Lille B. Lenox
both OF Tenino, were united in mar
riage yesterday afternoon. Justic'
Schomber performed the ceremony.
Mesdames James and Robert Grey
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William Beatty, in this city, have re
turned to their homes in Austin, Min
nesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenger wish to ex
press their heartfelt thanks to theil
neighbors and friends, for their kind
help and attendance during their lat
bereavement.
1t is said that chicken.pox prevails
among the pupils of the Washington
School, and the Lincoln students mo-
to be outdone, have developed q fint
display of mumps.
In the annual report OF the U. S
Engineers to the Department at Wash
lngton is embraced a recommends
ton Of an appropriation of $4,000 fol
prosecution of improvements in Olym
pia harbor.
The Olympia State Bank expect.
soon as the Department "gets around
to 1t" 10 be classified as Q National
Sank, and be able to compound its in.
terest like the most favored of the
plutocratic classes.
The train schedule of the Port
townsend Southern has made a slight
change in arrivals and departures te
connect with the through n. P. trains
at Tenino. The train leaves at l.3s
and arrives at $50 in the evening.
A new law paper is to be started in
TINS city about the first of the wear. I,
Is to be called The Commonwealth and