Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-11-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

fever.
Henry Mize, of Bucoda, was in the
city this week.
Mrs. 0. c. White departed yesterday
for Oakland, Cal.
Attorney King is recovering from
an attack of fever.
The municipal election takes place
on Tuesday, Dec. 3D..
Attorney c. d. King is recovering
from an attack CT fever.
James Maxwell was granted natural
izatlon papers yesterday.
Oscar Jacobson, who was shot last
week, is steadily improving.
Miss Marie Scully has been quite ill
at the hospital the past few days.
J.J. Menner yesterday paid $1,000
for block in Woodruff's addition.
J. H. Norris has bought lot 16 in
Van Epps and Wiman's addition, for
Sis.
Hattie Williams has obtained a
decree of divorce from George Viii.
liams.
Attorney L. r. Byrne, OF Shelton,
had business in the Capital City yes.
terday.
Mrs. Mitchell Harris and daughter
arc on an extended visit to relatives in
San Francisco.
The Olympia Club now occupies
quarters on the fifth floor of the
Olympia hotel.
The elevator in the imprevised''
capitol is now installed and about
ready for service.
Lemuel H. Wells, Bishop OF Spokane,
conducted services in st. Johns
church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, of Spokane, are
on visit to friends in Olympia, where
they formerly resided.
Miss Josie Oppenheimer has re-
turned from q somewhat prolonged
visit in Southern California.
Chas. Chapel, charged with rape,
has been released on $1,000 bond to
answer in the Superior Court.
Judge Bailey has gone to California
In hope that change of climate will
be of some benefit to his health.
Tickets for Thomas Jefferson's Rim
Van Wrinkle" will 60 on sale at
OConnor's at 9 A. NJ. Wednesday.
The City Council granted LIQUOR
licenses, Monday night, to J. H. Scott,
Pat Dolan and William MCGOWAN.
The many friends of MI. A. A.
Phillips will be pleased to learn that
he is rapidly recovering from his ill
ness.
]. A. Haight former Attorney Gen.
eral and resident of this city, was up
from Seattle. his present abiding place,
this week.
Verona Salisbury has become the
owner of lot 3, block 4, Pattison's adj
dition, by purchase, the consideration
being $500.
E. Bertram Graves, of Seattle, and
Miss Pauline Hall, of this city, were
married at St. johns church in this
city, Wednesday.
Grant Childers, of Centralia, and
Miss Eva Ann Eshom, of Gate City,
were married in this city Tuesday, BY
Rev. J. 8. McCallum.
John B. Hatch aud Miss Hattie
Chilson, both of Tumwater, were
united in marriage by Rev. A. G.
Sawin, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Augusta Hadlan has received
the sum of 200 from the A. O. U.
w., the amount Of her husbands life
insurance in that order.
The Rebekah Degree Lodge !. o. o.
+. will hold card party tonight at
which some odd prizes will be awarded
to the champion players.
The jury in the case OF H. r. Dodge
and A. N. Hall We. B. F. Corliss ct al,
returned verdict awarding PLAINTIFF
damages in the sum of $25.
w. H. Warren, lately of Seattle, .
newspaper man of experience, has
become city editor of the Olympian, in
place Of G. r. Carroll, retired.
1T" or porterhouse steaks have ad-
vanced to 20 cents q pound at our
local markets. Liver" Boston steak"
however, still sells at five cents.
]. F. McCorkle obtained Judgment
against Herman Mallory, Tuesday, for
$5l7 damages on an alleged breach OF
contract. The amount demanded was
$1,000.
w. H. Forbes and Miss Lena Roare.
bek, both of Kamilchie, were united
in marriage, Saturday, at the Baptist
parsonage, the Rev. A. G. Sawin Of
floating.
A large tract OF timber land in Che
halls county was purchased from the
Ladd estate by the Mason County
Logging Co. this week. The consider
alton paid was $4,000.
While there are now shows galore
there will be breathing spell' next
month, there being no regular dating
until the 25th, when The Wrong Mr..
Wright" will hold the boards.
Next Sunday, at 3 P. ~, there will
De German Luthern servicegin the
United Presbyterian church on Fourth
street. All are cordially invited. A.
+. W. BENIN, Lutheran pastor.
Edward johnson, Norwegian %
years OF age, was struck on tho head
oy falling snag in the Black Hills
camp, Saturday, and died from tho eff
iects OF his injuries soon after reach
ing this city.
MIR. Sawyer, of the drug firm of
sawyer 4 Filley, has just returned
from a business trip East, and will
soon be followed by q varied assort-
ment OF holiday goods in the selection
OF which good judgment is always dis.
played by that gentleman.