Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Go and register.

The steamship Queen sails for San
Francisco Monday.
George Rutledge was over from Ema
this week on visit.
Judge Hadley left Wednesday for
his home at Whatcom.
Mrs. A. J. Falknor is home from a
visit with Seattle friends.
The schooner Sequoia is due here
on the 18th for load of lumber.
The Olympia Brewing Co. has just
received carload of Oregon hops.
Badly" Faulkner has returned from
hunting trip on WILDLY Island.
Schooley Moore has returned from
an extended land.cruising trip in Ore
gon.
Judge r. o. Dunbar returned Tues.
day from visit to the State Fair at
Yakima.
Mrs. Eugene Taylor and daughter,
OF Oyster Bay, visited Olympia friends
this week.
Letter carriers have been granted
permission to ride their bicycles on all
sidewalks.
Victor McNeal, OF Fairhaven, was
on visit to his parents at Tumwater
few days ago.
The Westside mill is placing two
large boilers which greatly increase
its steam power.
Fred Goldsby has sold a small farm
near Black Lake to James Talbot, for
the sum Of $3.50.
Reder & Phipps, the grocers. re-
ceived three carloads OF feed and one
Of flour this week.
Mrs. Reder, mother of Joseph Reder,
had the misfortune to fall, Tuesday,
and break her arm.
Next Tuesday, the 14th, will be the
last day on which to register. Attend
to the matter at once.
Adjutant General Drain returned
Tuesday from trip through Eastern
Washington and Oregon.
Mrs. P. H. Kershaw and daughter
have returned to Tacoma after pleas
ant visit with friends here.
Bernard Shotwell has sold forty
acre tract near Little Rock, to Omer
Ross. Consideration, 5000.
The telephone number OF the Demo.
--cratic headquarters is l, and Of the
Republican rendezvous is 4.
Madame Morande and her daughter
June. returned Monday from a three
months sojourn in Chicago.
Mrs. J. OBJ. Scobey and daughter,
Miss Bessie. returned home Wednes.
day from visit to Portland.
John Sullivan, bridge carpenter OF
Seattle, fell from . trestle, near To.
nino, Tuesday, and Was killed.
The steamer Blanche, OF Port Blake.
ly, has been leased by Capt. Tew to
aid in his Mason county service.
c. P. spurgeon, the new operator
and ticket clerk At the N. p. depot.
has moved his family to this city.
Fair tonight and Saturday; prob
ably cooler" is the Representation is
sued to day by the weather bureau.
L. s. Barnard has returned from q
visit to the Yakima fair. While there
he purchased finc Short-horn bull.
Mrs. Nina LeBarre has been granted
divorce from Sylvester LeBarre. Her
maiden name was Nina May Diebert.
The Aberdeen brought up yesterday
1,l0O cases OF canned goods for the
Lumbermen's Mercantile Co., OF Shell
ton.
State Senator Ruth left few days
ago for Skagit county where he is en-
gagged 10 completing q surveying con-
tract.
Remember the auction sale OF horses
1t Hubbard's, barn on Second and
Washington streets, tomorrow after.
noon.
The Puget Sound Preserving Co. has
been awarded tho contract for furnish
ing canned plums to the State insti-
M. NJ. Kohler, Of Tumwa,er, has
gone to Mansfield, Ohio, to visit his
aged mother. He will be absent two
months.
Mrs. Harry Phipps left Tuesday for
the Hot Springs for the benefit Of her
health. She was accompanied by her
daughter.
Mrs. T. P. Westendorf, OF Chehalis,
has been spending the past few days
With her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Gable, Of
this city.
The local order of Woodmen are
negotiating for the rental OF the lower
floor of the Dolan brick building for Q
club room.
The Aberdeen did not leave the
dock yesterday till 8 P. M, in conse-
quence of disabled rudder which had
to be repaired.
Chas. Pstnude is able to be about
after severe siege Of erysipelas, from
which it was thought At one time he
would not recover.
Mrs. E. E. Lyons returned TO her
home ak Hood Rivor Wodno.Jo, .eso.