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

ance to-day.
Merle Mari, of Port Angeles, has
been on visit, the past few DAYS, to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mari
Of Eastside.
The will Of the late Lafayette WILEY
has been admitted to probate and the
widow OF deceased been appointed ad
ministratrix.
Miss Marion Perry is back to her
desk i'll the law offices of Vance &
Mitchell after enjoying a vacation Of
several weeks.
a crew are clearing out the Seventh
street railroad tunnel, preparatory to
a siege of drifting sands during the
rainy season.
Francis P. Goss, city editor of the
Recorder, will leave in few days for
England to visit his aged mother, who
is in poor health.
The City Council, at its last meet
ing, dispensed with the services of AS
sistant Attorney Skillman and Assist
ant Clerk Moore.
Thos. H. Cavanaugh has got another
slice of pie, and this time it is in the
shape OF cashier in the Internal Rev.
enue office at Tacoma.
VIM. F. Coleman, OF the Common
wealth, bright weekly paper pub
lished in Seattle, made a brief visit to
the Capital City this week.
The equalization of Thurston county
taxes has been postponed by the State
Board as the roll is not yet finished.
An extension of time has been granted.
Robt. Cameron, of Baker City, Or,
was shaking hands with his many
friends in the city, this week. dob"
was formerly in the butcher business
here.
Harry Ditmars has returned from
Brighton, Iowa, with wife, who he
married in that city on the goth ult.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ditmars will reside in
Olympia.
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce
spent three hours in this city to-day,
guests OF the local chamber. They
were on an excursion to the Gray's
Harbor country.
H. r. Shepard has returned to this
city after a residence OF several years
in Juneau, Alaska, where he has been
occupying the position of Deputy Col.
lector of Customs.
Mrs. Jas. Carnahan and her daugh.
ter Jennie, of Vancouver, B. c., came
over to visit the carnival this week
and are guests OF Mr.. Ahern and
family, of Mud Bay.
The Westside single mill, if nego
tiations now pending are completed
will be sold within the next few days
by Mr.. Richardson, the present owner,
to J. B. Flynn & Co.
The evening services in churches
will be placed on the winter schedule
next Sunday. The Young Peoples
meetings will be held at 6 80. and
evening service at Z 80 Pm.
ue steamship Queen sails for San
Francisco tomorrow. The boat to
follow her will be the Umatilla Thurs.
day. Henry Parks will be passen.
ger by the last named steamer.
Capt. Samuel Bass, q pioneer oil
1850, died At Whatcom, on Thursday
night, of last week, of typhoid fever,
after . short illness. He was born at
Mt. Holly, N. Y, July %, 1881.
| Editor Kleinfelter of the Shelton
Tribune, accompanied by his wife
came up from Mason county's me.
tropolis this week TO meet Mrs. XII
parents who arrived from California
for visit.
Mrs. Blakeslee's visit to her son F.
G. Blakeslee, 10 this city, has been
shortened by q telegram from Mime
apolis, her home, that another son was
quite i'll with typhoid fever. She left
for home yesterday.
Acting under the advice of Health
Officer Kincaid, the city will move the
pest-house from its present position
81 the side Of the remnant OF Long
wharf, to . more isolated place some
where ia the harbor.
| The Steamship Spokane sailed fol
Alaskan ports Thursday, DR.. H. 8.
Wyman, wife and daughter, being pas
sengers by her from this city fol
Juneau. The next steamship for that
destination will be the City Of Seattle
Monday.
DR.. Riley left Monday for Marietta
Ohio. in company with his sister, Mrs.
Addie Gasslein, who came west to care
for him during bis late serious illness.
She thinks it best to have doc
where she can look out for him, for q
time 1t least.
! The outgoing passengers this week
over the o. r. n. and U. P. were
DR.. Warren Riley and Mrs. Gasslein
for Marietta. Ohio; J. r. Costello
Denver, COL; Mrs. Matte Brissey and
Forrest Brissey, Kansas City, Mo-, and
F. L. Eberson, Lima, Ohio.
Carsten Holthusen, proprietor Of the
popular Tony Faust Restaurant, &C
|companied by his wife. will leave mex
week for three months visit to rela
tives in Atchison, Kansas. During
their absence the restaurant will be
conducted by thoroughly competent
people.
The steamer Multnomah broke hel
ehaft. Wednesday, while entering Ia
coma harbor, and consequently die
not arrive here, and has since been
laid up for repairs. As it will require
some time to replace the shaft the
Capital City will perform the morning
run indefinitely.
1 "Tug" Wilson was fearfully beater
by an expressman, named Jack Ly
man, Wednesday evening, for refusa
to pay bill for hauling, amounting, i
is said to IS cents. Mr.. w. has evel
|since neen confined to his bed, and a
one time It was thought the would b.
o serious matter.