Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-06-27
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Considerable hay was cut during the
recent hot days.
The Capital City will bring up an
excursion party Sunday.
A son was born, Tuesday, to Mrs.
John McClelland, OF EastsIde.
Yelm is making preparations for
quite celebration on the 4th.
The weather report to-day reads :
"To-nightand Saturday partly cloudy"
Rev. DR.. Rutledge, OF Ohio, is ex-
pected to preach in the NJ. Z. Church,
Sunday.
Miss Edith Mckenzie, OF McLane,
will teach the Woodland Union school
next term.
r. N. Ford will be Marshal on the
4th, with Gen. O'Bricn and G. S. Rein
hart for aids.
Mrs. Joseph Reder has returned
from weeks visit with her parents
at Woodland.
The case OF Rose, held for stealing
gun from Perry Wrinkle, has been
set for the 3Oth.
Mrs. G. Severn, OF North Dakota,
is on visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin, at Yelm.
The Tenino Lodge OF Workmen are
building hall for their own use and
public entertainments.
The house OF Lee Waddell near
Rainier burned to the ground few
days ago. No insurance.
A. S. Hall, a former hardware man
OF this city, now of Chehalis, came
over yesterday for a visit.
B. NJ. Posey has bought of Mrs.
N. E. Cullen lot 4, block l6, Sebree's
addition, for the sum OF $3.50.
Miss Gertrude Tins, of Portland, is
visiting the family of her cousin, Mr.
George H. Funk, in this city.
Thomas Anders now fills place in
Hills drug store lately vacated by M.
l.. Collins to make trip East.
J. w. Wrinkle and Miss Susie j.
Lewis were united in marriage, Satur-
day evening, by Rev. DR.. Hayes.
John Tierney has sold his timber
claim OF 157 acres. near Yelm, to the
Weyerhauser syndicate for $500.
Miss Edna Robertson, who lately
graduated with high honors from the
State University, is home on visit.
The Puget Sound Preserving Co.
yesterday received carload OF cans to
be used in their seasons operations.
The Minard residence, corner of
Columbia and Tenth streets, has been
sold to Miss Nellie Anderson, of Red
lands, Cal.
The school census, about completed
by Clerk Schomber, will show an in
crease of from 125 to $50 children Of
school age.
The stone quarry at Tenino lie now
being worked to its full capacity in
supplying stone for the capitol annex
and other works.
Peter Mckenzie declines TO be 4
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for County Commissioner At
the next election.
John s. Hughes and wife, of Los
Angeles, CAL, are temporary sojourn-
ers in our city, to look after some
business interests.
DR.. w. L. Bridgeford, brother-in- law
OF DR.. Redpath. has decided to make
our city his home, and will practice
with DR.. Redpath.
The procession on the 4th will form
in front of the thester and march to
Capitol Hill, where the exercises will
be held in the grove.
F. B. Beach has bought the interest
OF w. W. Rooms in the single mill
near Little Rock, paying $3.50 for an
undivided one-fourth.
Frank Waller, the noted cyclist of
Boston, is here with two big motor
tandems and racing machines to give
our local riders brush.
J. H. Mahon has been appointed a
Trustee of the Ellensburg State Nor.
NAL School, in place of Il. E. Wagner,
whose term has expired.
A train of thirteen passenger coac hes
passed through this city, Sunday, for
Aberdeen, carrying the brewers ex-
cursion party to that city.
John Mckenzie and family of Yelm,
among others, attended the funeral of
Geo. Hartley, the pioneer, which took
place at Shelton, Tuesday.
John w. Irskin and Miss Ada Wat
son were united in marriage by JUS
tice Schomber, last Saturday. They
are both residents Of Gate City.
John L. Murray, State Arid Land
Commissioner. reports the selection Of
between $4,000 and 10000 acres OF
that class OF lands for the State.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Gregg slipped while
crossing the Northern Pacific trestle
on Eastside, Monday, and fell to the
ground below, breaking her arm.
Ladies, you will save money by pur.
chasing your 18th of July hat at Miss
Tarbell's Emporium of Fashion. She
has inaughrated great reduction sale.
Two more carloads of structural
iron for the capitol annex arrived
tuesday, and enough is now on hand
to complete the building to the second
floor.
The farm house of David Lyle was
destroyed, with it's contents, bv fire. a
few days ago. Mrs. Lytle, who was
ILL., barely escaped with her two chill.
dren.
The number leaving this city on the
excursion party by the Multnomah,
Sunday, was l76. The objective points
we're Tacoma, Seattle and the NAVY
Yard.
Miss Belle Melvin, of Yelm, has
been suffering from an attack of
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