Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-08-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Mrs. II. q. Richardson is quite i'll.
The first rain in several weeks fell
this morning.
J. F. Kearney and family visited Sc.
attic this week.
The open season for pheasants and
grouse began to-day.
A son has made his appearance at
the home of Ira Miller
Mr.. G. II. Kegley aud family have
removed to Oakland, Cal.
Frank Kenneth and family are visit
ing east OF the mountains.
Mrs. Robt. Dorsgh returned last
night from visit to Tacoma.
Mrs. A. Whitemarsh of Tumwater is
visiting her son at Little Rock.
George Scofield and family have re.
turned from their eastern visit.
c. P. Giles and wife are on visit to
their son, Frank. at McMurray.
Sam Coulter. an old-timer OF this
place, visited Olympia this week.
The tug Echo came up from Ia
coma Tuesday for boom of logs.
Miss Marion Perry, of Seattle, is the
guest of Miss Chappelle Skillman.
The weather report today reads
"To-night and Saturday showers"
Mrs. Robt. Mcintosh and Mrs. Will
son left yesterday for Gray's Harbor.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Louis
Snider. on Westside, Saturday night.
Miss Alice Clayton has gone to Ia.
coma where she will remain indefi-
nitely.
Rev. c. S. Manor, of Harrisvlle, Pa.
will fill the United Presbyterian pulpit
Sunday.
The Olympia Brewing Co. shipped
to-day 300 barrels of Export beer fol
Dawson.
A band OF horses arrived yesterday
from Ellensburg for Bob Hubbard, Of
Westside.
A little daughter arrived Saturday
night to gladden. the home Of Louis
Hayward.
The Fraternal Union cleared about
$2o by its excursion to Point Defiance
Wednesday.
Miss Efie Chambers has returned
from an extended visit in Eastern
Washington.
Mrs. S. J. Thornton, of Tacoma
visited her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Lis
ter, this week.
Miss Lillian Abernethy has beer
elected to teach the Collins school, in
district No. II.
Miss Lou Bailey returned to Seattle
Tuesday. after . visit at the home O
Aaron Hartsock.
Miss Helen Eastman, of Tumwater
has returned from visit with relative!
In Lewis county.
The Girls Club of the Christian
Church have planned for q moonlight
excursion tonight.
E. H. Rice, an old Olympian, ha,
returned from Montana where he ha.
been for some time.
Mrs. Rebecca McNair has returned
from Alaska, whittier she went shor
time ago for an outing.
Mrs. r. D. Campbell has return ed
to her home in Tacoma after q visi
with relatives in this city.
Judges Fullerton and Linn ar,
spending fortnight for recreation il
the Swauk mining district.
A son has been born to the wife o
Pete Pease, formerly of Olympia, bu
now living in Mason county.
Mrs. s. L. Dennis left yesterday L
visit her husband who is operating /.
sh'ngle mill in Pacific county.
Miss Frazer, returned to her HON.
at Seattle Tuesday, after q pleasan,
visit with the Misses McMicken.
Mrs. ]. H. Pelletier returned to he,
home at Seattle today after visit e
her mother, Mrs. Anna Macleay.
Messrs. Reder and Gresl visited Mr.
Z. +. Kaler, who is operating the Webb
ranch at Twans, few days ago.
The Fraternal Union went on ar
excursion, Wednesday to Point De-
fiance, by the steamer Multnomah.
Miss Eva Cook, of Stewart, MINI.
who has been visiting relatives in thi,
city, left Tuesday on her return home
The City Clerk will be in his offic,
Frldsy and Saturday evenings, from
$50 to $50, for registration Of voters
DR.. Mayo and Lawyer Wilson, O
Rochester, Mimi, are visiting thei
oid-time friend, A. B. Cowles, OF thi
city.
Mrs. C. w. Durrette has returned !,
her home in Iowa, by way of Portland
where she will tarry awhile to visi
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ingham. O
Algona. Iowa, have been visiting, th,
past Jew days, with their son, Dr.
Ingham.
Eugene Taylor, of Oyster Bay, wa
10 the city yesterday, and left on ,
business trip down the Sound in tn,
afternoon.
The next steamship for San Fran
cisco Will be the City OF Puebla, Sun
cay and for Alaskan ports, the Cottag'
City, Tuesday.
mr.. and Mrs. John Gimblet LEI
Wednesday for Green River. to trv tb.
merits of hot water on M o. No