Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Fred Brown has returned from a
surveying trip.
The chilly nights are driving the
campers home.
Miss Louise Aver has returned from
visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scofeld have
gone to Tacoma to reside.
A daughter was recently born to the
wife OF J. p. Fuller, OF Eastside.
H. 7. Humphrey, of Portland, is on
visit to his cousin, S. g. Ward.
Miss Margaret Scully began term
of school at Rochester, this week.
Louis J. Morrison has been engaged
to teach the Yelm school next term.
Miss Marie Simenson has returned
from prolonged sojourn in Seattle.
Miss Mildred Stanford has returned
from visit with friends in Portland.
The weather report to-day, reads:
"Fair tonight and Saturday warmer"
Miss Lulu Scott, OF Tacoma, is the
guest of Miss Ruby Bilger of this city.
Mrs. Geo. Talcott has returned from
visit to friends in Seattle and Ever.
EFT.
Miss Zoe Kincaid, of Seattle, is on q
visit to her father, DR.. Kincaid, in this
city.
Arthur Thompson and wife are up
from Seattle on a visit to Mr.. IT'S par.
ents.
E. l.. Darr, postmaster at Sumner,
visited his sister, Mrs. H. Marble, this
week.
]. C. Conine and wife, of Yelm,
spent several days in the city this
week.
Mrs. E. G. Kreider returned Tues.
day from q months visit to Duluth,
Mimi.
Mrs. Binheimer and daughter are
home from an extended visit down the
Sound.
Dr.. Wyman and family left Wednes-
day for six weeks visit to Sitka,
Alaska.
Thomas O'Neil, the Shelton mer.
chant, came up to attend the carnival,
Tuesday.
Lawyer Richardson, of Shelton, was
in the city this week to witness the
carnival.
J. w. Gilbert has sold his house and
lot at Bucoda to Seth Higgins for the
sum of $3.50.
Mr.. Sewell and family, Of Centralia,
have been in on visit to the Carni.
val this week.
A. w. Wisner, of the King County
Abstract Co., at Seattle, Was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bolander, for
merly OF Olympia, but now Of Kalama,
are visiting here.
J. E. Brown has been engaged to
teach in the Black Hills district for .
nine months term.
DR.. ]. 8. Newcombe, now Of Everett,
was in the city this week to enjoy the
carnival festivities.
g. B. Gunderson, one Of the pro.
prietors Of the Shelton Journal, was
in the city this week.
Ralph Chambers has returned to
North Yakima, where his father, Geo.
Chembors now resides.
Surveyor General Kingsbury has
gone East on vacation. He will be
absent about . month.
Mrs. w. Witherspoon. Of Spokane,
Grand Worthy Matron Of the order Of
Eastern Star, is in the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Mathews left
Wednesday for Portland to assume .
position in st. Helen's Hall.
The Olympia Brewing Co. will make
ashipment next Monday Of 100 bar
rels Of bottled beer for Dawson.
Miss Selma Kronberg has returned
from Oregon where she has been
spending her summer vacation.
Miss Virginia Mems, who has been
teaching music in this city for some
time, left Monday for the East.
Miss Blanche Billings won the
watch in the voting contest of the
medicine company, Saturday night.
Andrew Larson has been appointed
director of Puget City School district,
an elected director failing TO qualify.
Charles Underwood, Assistant Cash.
Ter Of the Second National Bank Of
Colfax, is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Eva GAddis, who has been visit
ing At the home of Fred. Schomber,
has returned to her homo at Centralia.
The steamers Crest and Lotus will
bring the Woodmen from Tacoma to.
morrow, arriving here about l o'clock.
The Sisters Of Charity will conduct
Lawn Social, tomorrow afternoon
and evening, on the Catholic church
park.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mrs John Norrie, Of this city. and q
son to Mrs. Walter Slater, OF Maple
Park.
Mr.. Humphrey, of the Olympic Tea
Co. of this city, is in Fanny Paddock
Hospital, Tacoma, quite i'll Of typhoid
fever.
A little son made his appearance
Wednesday, to gladden. the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Merriot, on Ninth
street.
c. H. Chambeau and vile OF Port.
land arc visitors OF Judge Mount, in
this city, Mrs. G. being . sister Of the
Judge.
George, an infant son 20 months
old. OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Lincoln,
died at their home on Eastside, last
evening.
Miss Katherine A. Price has arrived
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