Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-07-26
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRlEf.
Rain fell at intervals all day Sun
day.
Miss Anna Frost has returned from
a trip to Spokane.
Judge Gordon. of Spokane, visited
the capital city this week.
The weather prediction to-day is
"Tonight and Saturday, fair"
Another bargain-counter" excnr.
sion to Tacoma tool. place Wednesday
y. d. James lett over the L. p
railway, Monday, for FL Reno, Okla
bona.
The Velodrome" races Sunday af-
ternoon did not come off, on account
OF rain.
Miss Bessie Burntrager has just re.
turned from brief visit with friends
in San Francisco.
Russ Hildebrandt and S. ID. Grout
have returned from prolonged sojourns
IN the northwest.
Mrs. G. Noschka and daughter, oil
San Francisco, are on a visit to this
city, their former home.
Mr.. Steelman. the popular salesman,
is back to his old place in the grocery
store OF Reder & Phipps.
C. B. White has the contract for
painting and kalsomining the NJ. E.
Church for the sum of 1927.
Clarence B. Bagley came up Satur.
day from Seattle, to attend the funeral
of the late Mrs. S. H. Mann.
b. F. Hartsock, architect, has been
chosen to superintend construction of
the county building, at So per day.
Tenino stone is beginning to arrive
for the walls OF the new courthouse.
1t will require about SO carloads, or
LOO tons.
Claud c. Merriford and Miss Alice
Abshire, were united in marriage
Sunday afternoon, Rev. r. G. Glass
officiating.
Both north and south-bound trains
came in an hour late Wednesday on
account of defective bridges, at Sstsop
and Sumner.
Harry C. Burntrager, after month.
visit to his parents family, in this
city, has re enlisted in the U. S. in.
fantry service.
Tickets for Miss Barry's Reading, al
Olympia Theater, Monday night, will
he placed on sale at O'Connor's to.
morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
VIM. Lyle, of Roy, Pierce county
who lived in this city third OF a
century ago, was up on visit to the
few remaining old-timers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen, who have been
visiting Mrs. BIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. I. Cavanaugh, will leave to.
morrow for their home in Spokane.
Most of the State and county Of
ficers are in the turmoil of moving
their Office fixtures, and very little
public business can be done by them.
The next steamship leaving the
Sound for San Francisco is the Una
tflla Sunday. The City Of Topeka
will leave for Alaskan points Monday.
Chas. Storrs has bought of A. S.
Ireland and others the lot on which
his store stands at the west end of the
N. P. tunnel, on Seventh and Main
streets.
J. P. Chilberg, now engaged in the
restaurant business at Ballard, was on
visit TO old-time associates in this
city last week. Mr.. C. was resident
OF this city early in the los.
J. T. Harris. aged 81 years, lately
from Iowa, who, with his family kept
boarding house. corner of Third and
Jefferson, died OF goiter "a tumor on
the neck) Sunday morning.
The Christian Church people held
lawn party on the premises OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. I. Agnew, corner oil
franklin and Seventh streets, Wednes.
day afternoon and evening.
1uo udCkcr w OOU 70. are shipping
their product to Seattle. Whether
like the big manufacturers, they are
able to sell it for less abroad than al
home, has not been ascertained.
SUE Gin, a brother of Suie Kay,
the young Chinaman who has sue.
ceeded sufficiently in substantiating
his identity as native-born resident
of Olympia. will, it is said, now return
through the door opened TO his family.
Chas. S. Fee, General Passenger
Agent of the N. P. r. r., A. D. Charl.
ton. Assistant Passenger Agent of the
same road, and A. L. Craig, General
Passenger Agent of the 0. r. & N.
Co.. passed through this city yester.
day.
And now after payment of 81 ,305
Tor cost of the smallpox treatment,
the City Council is confronted by still
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