Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-11-15
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
you'll have to huiry"-to register
Phil Trombley is on a visit to Sc
attic.
Mrs. L. A. Jacox is down with ty.
phOid fever.
A son was born this week to Mrs.
c. II. Guiberson.
A jury term of the Superior Court
convened Monday.
S. NJ. Percival and family are about
to move to Spokane.
Register if you want to vote. The
time for so doing is short.
Miss Eva Weir is spending few
days with friends in Seattle.
The Zephyr came up to-day for a
boom of logs for the Tacoma mill.
W. J. Conrad and family have re-
moved from Centralia to this city.
Twin boys were born to the wife of
John Curtin, at Kamilchie, last week.
Miss Hilda Munson is confined to
St. Peters hospital with typhoid fever.
A daughter was born to the wife of
S. e. Julson, near Arcadia, on the
10th inst.
The new Baptist church will be
formally dedicated on Sunday, the
oath inst.
B. F. Littlejohn has bought of C. F.
Kaler lots 8 and 9, block IL, Central
addition, for $3.50.
The steamship Umatilla called for
San Francisco to-day, R. G. Corey be-
ing passenger from this city.
Miss Ida Chambers is spending her
vacation from duties in the postoffice
with friends in the Queen City.
One of the jurors drawn for the
present term of court, James Walker,
of Gate City, is full-blood Indian.
The Tony Faust Restaurant will
hereafter be kept open nights. The
dining-room entrance is on Fifth
street.
The weather forecast issued today
reads: "To-night and Saturday, &C.
casional rain; brisk to high easterly
Winds"
Harvey Matheson Tuesday, declared
his intention of becoming a citizen of
this country. He is a native of Nova
Scotia.
Judge D. E. Bailey is again patient
1t the hospital. with lung trouble.
He has the heartfelt sympathy OF
many friends.
Accounts of the progress of the
"mill" between Jeffries and Rhulin
will be read at SCOTS and Blake's
saloons tonight.
The milk dealers of this city have
entered into AN agreement to make
only one delivery daily throughout
the winter season.
E. B. Collins, OF Little Rock, fell
from . wagon yesterday. and sustained
fracture Of the arm. DR.. Kincaid re-
duced the fracture.
Officer Labarre sprained his ankle
the other day in chasing q refractory
COW, and has ever since been off duty
nursing the injured member.
The Olympia Commandery Knights
Templar have surrendered their char
ter preliminary for uniting with Ivan
hoe commandery at Tacoma.
ne passengers over the o. r. N.
and U. P. were Frssk Morris for Bos.
ton, Mass; Mrs. Jessie Bridges and
daughter for Oskaloosa. Iowa.
Another marble cutters shop has
been opened in this city, one Of the
Sampler buildings on West Fourth
street being utilized for the business.
Several of our townsmen are in Sc.
attic to enter timber land claim
in that district, under the opening to
sale Of the forestry reserve in that
district.
The many friends of A. A. Phillips,
County Treasurer. will regret to learn
that he is confined to his home by an
illness that presages an attack OF ty.
phoid fever.
Mrs. Mary B. johnson has been ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate OF
Thomas B. Johnson, lately drowned iu
British Columbia. Mrs. J. is the
mother of deceased.
Aaron Hartsock has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF Amos
Hyatt deceased. who died in April
last year, leaving an estate valued at q
few hundred dollars.
Willard Mcclure. special agent oil
Yale's Devils Auction" Co., was in
the city yesterday, making arrange.
ments for that company's appearance
at Olympia Theater on the 23d inst.
Mrs. M. E. Harrison has been finally
adjudged TO be an habitual drunkard,
and all liquor vendors are prohibited
from furnishing her intoxicating
drinks, under penalty of a revelation
OF license.
The county teachers examination
began yesterday morning, under the
management Of County Superintend.
ent Henry, at his Office in the Nc.