Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-26

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Plenty OF rain.
Have you registered!
Subscribe for the STANDARD.
;. J. Burrows is on the sick list.
Silverside salmon are running"
L. W. Mann is on visit to Tacoma.
Chas. Mort is in the city from Gray's
Harbor.
Mrs. John Byrne is visiting down
the Sound.
d. L. Bean, Of Bucoda, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Ray Bigelow has returned from
visit to Tacoma.
The first frost of the season occurred
Monday morning.
Mrs. Lillian Gale was a visitor to
Shelton this week.
Mrs. w. A. Avery is on a visit to
down. Sound points.
Capt. Doane is recovering from
quite Il severe illness.
Mrs. G. H. Burntrager returned to
Portland Wednesday.
Trolling for salmon-trout is q pop
ular pastime just now.
Gen. r. G. O'Brien visited down.
Sound points this week.
Miss Carrie Ford has returned to
her home at Eugene, Or.
Albert Darling is preparing to open
his winter dancing school.
Rev. H. L. Badger returned yester.
day from visit to Seattle.
Lawyer Troy visited Shelton on pro-
fessional business this week.
Henry Eckert was in the city from
New Westminster, this week.
Chss. Talcott left Tuesday on trip
to Eastern Washington cities.
A son was born, Sept. 10, to the wife
OF Francis Feiser, at Matlock.
Willard Wisner and Herbert Mari
were up from Seattle this week.
Mrs. L. M. Leighton visited relatives
end friends in Seattle this week.
Frank Williamson returned Tues.
day from trip down the Sound.
A. J. Falknor and Frank Mossman
are elk hunting in the Olympics.
Miss Viretta Butler is visiting her
sister, Mrs. B. Brazel, at Shelton.
w. H. Mitchell and family returned
Saturday from visit to Portland.
Deputy Auditor Ben. R. Fish left
yesterday for months visit East.
Mrs. H. A. Percival has returned
from q visit to relatives in Portland.
Frank Meays is slowly recovering
from his long siege of typhoid fever.
Grant G. Angle, editor of the Shell.
ton Journal, WAS in the city this week.
Mrs. LYDIA, of Kirksville, Mo-, is on
visit to her son, DR.. George v. LYDIA.
The steamer Multnomah resumed
Der Seattle-Olympis service Wednes.
day.
A. ]. Hatfield, of Yakima, was on a
visit, this week, to r. Lewis, of East.
side.
Eugene Kester, q former Olympian
now OF Southern Oregon, is over on a
visit.
Tony Frisch and wife have returned
to Elma after visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Joseph Simpson, of Shelton,
visited Olympia relatives early this
week.
Fritz Schmidt has taken 10. Nc.
Allisters place in the N. P. baggage
room.
Mrs. Cynthia McKenny returned on
last nights boat from . visit down the
Sound.
MIRA. Hoslar, OF Independence, Or, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wallace
Mount.
Mrs. Coping and daughter, Jessie
Of Centralis, are visiting friends in
the city.
Miss Edna Robertson has been quite
i'll the past few days, at her home on
Easts:de.
G. M. johnson and wife, of South
Bend, visited the capital city q few
days ago.
Mrs. P. C. Hale has been greeting
her many friends in the city the past
few days.
Judge Carroll, of Seattle, an old.
timer OF this city, was up on a visit
this week.
James Troup, the cattle. buyer, re.
turned yesterday from . business trip
TO Seattle.
Mrs. Mort Howe, of Tacoma, il
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ed. Cotter,
Of Eastside.
E. McReynolds has returned from q
undertaking expedition in Eastern
Washington.
The last day on which voters may
register for the coming election is
October 18th.
The Peoples University students
have chosen black and gold ~ the
college colors.
A scow.load of Idaho wheat hay was
towed to Mason county this week for
John Mcintosh.
George Avery and w. Klaumbush
went hunting Sunday, and each killed
q good-sized deer.
]. d. Bolander has bought lot Of
block g in RiOus, addition for = am