Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-07-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

A. n. Ranger is confined to the hos.
pital by illness.
Clyde Perkins is suffering from
seI ere throat atiiicton.
Work on the second capitol founda-
ton will begin next week.
Attorney 2. NJ Troy WAS at Shelton
Tuesday on legal business.
Al. Muirhead has returned from q
several weeks surveying trip.
Samuel C. Ward, of Tumwster, has
been granted a pension of $l2 per
month.
Judge Dunbar and family have gone
to Lake Chelan to spend the summer
months.
The postoilice will be removed to its
new quarters, in the Reed building,
Sunday.
Mrs. Schwarschild and daughter of
San Francisco, are visiting relatives in
this city.
Holton Martin has moved with his
family to the old fair grounds, south of
this city.
Prof. Halves and Lindley E. Moore
are about to engage in the stationery
business at Everett.
The State Treasurer has called in
all general fund warrants up to and
including No. 1884.
Miss Woodland, OF Westside, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Frank Crawford, at
the City OF Destiny.
Ed. Stevens, Jr., is now employed
in one of the large fishing establish
ments at Fairhaven.
w. A. Van Epps has sold his inter-
est in the stationery business TO his
partner, Mr.. Churchill.
Mrs. C. H. Kegley and children re-
turned from six weeks visit to Des
Moines, Iowa, Wednesday.
The Capitol Commission have, as
was expected, selected Chuckanut
stone for the capitol annex.
The Otis Elevator Co., have the
contract for a first-class passenger
elevator in the capitol annex.
No. 6,077 was the winning number
for the beautiful dinner set given by
Reder & Phipps 10 their customers.
Thomas L. Prosser and Miss Eta
Abshire were united in marriage in
this city Tuesday, by Justice Schom-
her,
Joseph Patnude, Tuesday evening,
while riding wheel, ran off the
Velodrome" and broke his collar.
bone.
1t is laid that John M. Carson will
succeed Mr.. Allen, as Commandant, at
the Orting Soldiers Home, on the LIST
prox.
Charles M. Dial and family are
making preparations to- move to TIA
coma, where he has received splendid
business proposition.
Hazard Stevens has begun action
in the Superior Court, for the reduc-
ton 0fa excessive assessment OF his
property for taxation.
HI. R. Weathersll, the Oyster King
of Kamilchie, had business in the
Capital City to-day, and incidentally"
called upon the STANDARD.
C. C. Miller and Mr.. Hice, of Ia
coma, have come over from that city
to superintend the Goss contract for
the annex to the courthouse.
Mrs. Gratzmyer has two furnished
rooms for rent at her residence on
Washington street, between Second
and Third, At reasonable rates.
County Superintendent Henry is
now happy in the arrival of young
fellow who will learn to call him
"pspa," In the due course OF time.
Miss Mabel Glass was ct Tacoma
this week assisting President Gault OF
Whitworth College in making up the
school catalogue for next years work.
The frat watermelous appeared
Tuesday and sold readily at from 50
to 50 cents. They came from Cali.
fornia' and were consigned to Mum &
Pickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cryderman, of What.
com, came up this week 10 visit Miss
Rose Gsllamore, their neice, who is
quite i'll, at the hospital, from injuries
of . fall last November.
The capitol annex will, it 10 said. re-
quire 1900 tons of stone coeting
5000. It will be reduced TO shape
by abont 40 stone cutters who will, OF
course. have summers job.
Nellie E. Sesseman has begun suit
for divorce against Reuben Sesseman,
and Lora B. Findlay for legal sepa-
ton from her husband r. A. Findlay,
in the Superior Court Of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison A. Lindsey
were the bonored principals Of . re-
ception and ball. at the Olympia hotal,
rendered them by Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Patton, parents of Mrs. L., Monday
night.
A copy of the catalogue OF the Wash
ington State Normal school at Ellsns.
burgh has been received at this Office
and we note among those who gradu-
ated this year, Miss Edna Dennis of
Tumwater.
Mr.. Bottoms visit to San Francisco
for few days has caused Oily to put
forth his usual prediction concerning
the vacation of that gentleman, that
tits believed, when he returns he will
not be alone.
Charles Stamey, lad of ten years,
fell from bis bicycle. Tuesday, and
sustained dislocation of his collar
bone, but that fact was not discovered
till the next day, when the member
was reunited.
A. I. Rabeck has bought OF G. A.
Barnes part Of the lot west of the
United Presbyterian church and a
building on Adams street to move on