Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-24

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Only eleven days till election.
Mrs David Mitchell is visiting in
Seattle
Mrs. J. C. Percival is on a visit to
Portland.
Mrs. James Israel is visiting down
Sound points.
Miss Ruth Dunbar has returned to
Whitwortb College.
DIR. Mitchell is expected home from
the East next week.
Paul Christensen visited Tacoma
the first OF the week.
The City OF Seattle will leave for
Alaskan ports Sunday.
L. P. Ouelette is at South Bend on
surveying expedition.
DR.. Strickland returned yesterday
from down Sound visit.
Miss Anna Wallace, of Seattle, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Roy Barry returned to her
home at Liberty yesterday.
10. Kcarney made a business trip
down the Sound this week.
The Primrose Club give a dance
and sociable tomorrow night.
Mrs. w. H. Kneeland and daughter,
OF Shelton, are visiting in the city.
Anton Bast, of this city, has been
granted pension Of $40 per mo nth.
The subscription price OF the STAND
ARD is only $3.50 per year in advance.
Martin VOCAL, native OF Germany,
was granted naturalization papers yes
terday.
kaufman Brothers, at one time in
business here, have opened store at
Whatcom.
The City Council, Monday night,
by ordinance fixed the levy at IA mills
for annual taxes.
Senator Ruth's surveying party has
returned from a seasons work in
Skagit county.
Clifford Elswick's fruit dryer at
Belmore, burned on the 18th inst.
Loss about $500.
A license to wed has been issued ia
r. S. Brassford and Eleanor Vent
both of this city.
The weather report to-day reads
Tonight and tomorrow cloudy, with
possibly showers"
A new white laundry is to be estab.
lished in the Prescott building, corner
5 OF Third and Main.
The steamer Santa Barbara sailed
Sunday with . full cargo of lumbe,
for California ports.
Mrs. w. N. Wetmore and her sister
Miss Everhardt, have returned from q
visit down the Sound.
Mrs. Greenbsnk, mother of q. H
Greenbank, departed Monday for he,
home at Madison, Neb.
Ney Van Alstine, of Seattle, drug.
gist OF experience, is now installed
with the B. L. Hill Drug Co.
H. w. Sawyer returned from hi,
California trip last night, considerably
improved by climatic change.
The steamer Echo took out boom
OF logs containing nearly q million
and . half feet of lumber, Wednesday
Mrs. Shelkenbach and Mrs. Hubert
Wood, sister and sister.in.law of Mrs
Geo. B. Lane, have gone to Seattle "a
live.
Miss Irene johnson is rapidly re-
covering from her late severe illness
but is still confined in q Seattle hos.
pital.
Hrs. E. ]. O'Bannon left Saturday
for Harpester, Idaho, where she and
her family will make their future
home.
The Capital City has renewed he,
service on the Seattle run, but takes
the afternoon schedule, in place OF the
Aberdeen.
King Dodo," spectacular comic
opera company of rs people, passed
through this city en- route to Portland
. few days ago.
Henry Bilger left Tuesday, for East.
ern Washington, before taking up his
permanent residence in Californis
with his family.
Luman Collins, formerly in the EN-.
ploy OF the B. L. Hill Drug Co., is tax.
ing course of pharmacy at the Uni.
versity OF Kansas.
Mr.. Scott, on his return from Omaha,
Brought blooded young pointer pup
Tor George Avery, who Is . fancier Of
the canine species.
The Olympia Athletic Club has
been organized and have found tenn.
porary quarters in the Union block, on
East Fourth street.
A" candy pull" and art gallery will
be an attraction at the parsonage Of
the Christian church, this evening.
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