Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-06-20
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
\ little rain is needed.
This has been dry week
1t IS regular August weather.
Tomorrow is the longest day OF the
year.
This is the weather which makes
the ice-man smile.
Judge White returned from visit
to Seattle, Tuesday.
There will be grand" ball at Lit.
tie Rock tomorrow night.
J. f. Calder, of Montesano, was in
the Capital City, this week.
A son was born to Mrs. Carl Webb,
of the Wes,side, Wednesday.
Ice-cream stands have been we'll
patronized the past few days.
Mr.. swayne is engaged in driving
some piles for Percival's dock.
Mrs C. S. Reinhart and family are
on visit to Southern Oregon.
The neighboring prairies are literally
al.
Miss Jennie Hoyt, OF Namps, Idaho
is on a visit to Mrs. John Otis.
City Attorney Royal will deliver
Tenino's Fourth of July GRAFTON.
John Grimm is making preparations
to start up the Eastside brickyard.
The Capital City brought up an ex'
cursion party from Tacoma yesterday
William Weller and family have re-
turned from an extended Eastern trip
Mrs. C. w. Grant and baby are on q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs Sanger at Sum
nit.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred. Green, of South Bay, died Tues
day.
DR.. Riley's condition is improving
and it is now thought that he will re-
cover.
A daughter has made its appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E
Rayal.
Tonight and Saturday partly
cloudy; cooler" is the forecast issued
to-day.
Mrs. George Kirkendall is suffering
from q fall received while riding 9
bicycle.
Dayton Garrison, pupil in the
Pullman Agricultural College, is home
on visit.
Fred. Brown and party left, this
week, for Skagit county on govern.
ment survey.
Henry Finger, formerly OF this city
but who is now in business in Seattle,
is up on visit.
Mrs. c. d. Gar6elde arrived last
evening from Juneau, Alaska, on =
visit to relatives.
Plumbers are at work on placing
drains and pipe in the lower story OIL
the capitol annex.
J.W. Billups, the baker, is confined
at the hospital with that distressing
ailment, Ia grippe.
Mrs. Geo. B. Lane came up from
the Queen City Monday and returned
the following day.
The new Flynn shingle mill vii
begin operations on the Monday fol
lowing the Fourth.
James Calderwood, the well-knowr
logger, is up from the camp, and viii
remain until after the Fourth.
&C. Miller will assume the dutie
OF Warden at the U. 8. penitentiary OF
McNeil's Island, on the Let prox.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF an auction sale of rs head o
horses in this issue of the STANDARD.
Lindley Moore has disposed of hi
interest in q bookstore in Everett ant
has returned to this city-his home.
Russell Bird lost four fingers Of hi
right hand, this week. by it coming il
contact with saw in Mumby's mill.
John T. Otis and wife have cold Il
B. K. Deal lot 3 of block l, Wright'l
Central addition, for the sum of 1882
George Martin & Son are building .
large warehouse, on block 13, in tn,
rear of their present place of business
DR.. R. H. Hayes, of this city, hal
been appointed a member of th'
Board of Trustees of Whitworth Col
lege.
The first drive OF shingle bolts dowr
Percival Greek, was made Tuesday
for the Flynn mill, on the depot
grounds.
VIM. Dark, Of Eastern Washington
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alex. Wright
of this city. They had not met fol
sixteen years.
Peter J. Lychywek, wife and daugh,
ter, OF Portland, Or, are over on q
visit to Mrs. LIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
d. P. Hubbard.
The CONNIE road has received an ap