Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-11-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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City election next Tuesday.
Jennie Sickles, the teacher, is quite
i'll, at Ballard.
J.. J. Davis, OF Bucoda, was in the
city this week.
1t is reported that Harry Cooper has
sold his saloon at Little Rock.
Alfonso and CASTOR" will be the
next attraction at the theater.
The Knights OF Maccabees gave a
ball at the Armory last night.
The Nultnomah goes on the dry
dock, Sunday, to have her bottom
ecraped.
Charles Storrs has been appointed
administrator OF the estate of the late
Alfred Dunlap.
Frank NJ. Kinney, OF the Olympia
Brewing Co., was on business trip to
Portland this week.
Mrs. Harvey Schofield has returned
to her home in Seattle after visit to
her mother, Mrs. Barr.
The schooner Sequel sailed Tuesday
for California with q cargo of lumber
from the Westside mill.
The Ladies' Relief Society held a
Thanksgiving ball, at the Olympia
hotel, Wednesday evening.
A twelve-pound boy has made his
appearance at the home OF Elmer
Dodge, of Eastside, this week.
N. J. Kirkendall's team ran away
Sunday, badly demolishing the express
wagon to which they were hitched.
The grocery store business of Chas
T. Lansdale on Eastside has been sold
to L. c. Ramberg. late of Nebraska.
The barken,ine Olympia sailed from
this bay Sunday morning, to complete
her cargo at Ballard, for Valparaiso.
The weather report to-day reads
"To.night and Saturday, occasional
rain; brisk to high southwesterly
Winds"
An appropriate heading for the
the sassiety column of the average
country" daily would be "Social
Shams."
The steamship Queen leaves the
Sound for San Francisco Monday, ant
for the north. the City of Seattle
Tuesday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Forney Stamey
who died Friday of pneumonia, wa
held at the Methodist church, Sunday
at2f.M.
Miss Ray Shields came over from
Aberdeen yesterday to spend a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Shields.
Lachlau Macleay spent Saturday
with his mother, Mrs. Thos. Macleay
Of this city. He left next day fol
Kansas City.
The intermediate Endeavor So
ciety OF the Presby terrain congregation
gives social in the parlors OF th,
church tonight.
Mrs. Emma Newberph, OF Chicago
is visiting Mrs. Sternberg, of this city
an old time friend. She will remain
during the winter.
A thirty-pound head OF cabbage hal
been attracting attention At Reder 4
Phipps' store the past few days. L
was raised by Frank Glidden.
VIM. Candy of Rochester and Mis-,
Ora E. Huston, of the same place
we're united in marriage Saturday, il
this city, by Justice Schomber.
The Juvenile Band, under direction
Of Prof. Davis, gave a delightful con
cert, corner of Fourth and Main, OF
the afternoon of Thanksgiving day.
Residents in the vicinity of Unior
and Adams streets are preparing {.
petition the Council for an arc-light .
the intersection of the above streets.
G. Rosenthal has just received thu
incest line of ladies' tailor. made waists
and skirts that has ever come to tn,
l city. Call at the store and see them.
! Taylor & Avery have "baby" phono
graphs for sale, with half q dozer
records, for $1.5O. 1t is just tn
thing to please and instruct tn,
children.
]. C. Defendant left for Abilene
Kansas; Mrs. Betty Whiteside an,
Mrs. Rosa Ramsey, for Kingman, KS.
over the 0. r. & N. and u. P. rout,
this week.
Joseph Bode, the well.known logger
has leased the Drake place near South
Union, and lie going to try farming fo
awhile. The Drake family is movinl
to Seattle.
Savage & Scofield, contractors, for
merly OF this city, but now located q
Tacoma, have received q contract OF
Bellingham Bay, to build the railroad
bridge at that point.
Mr.. Searight has just completed hi
new oven and the first batch of brest
will be baked at his new stand, in tn.
old Odd Fellows building, next Mon
day. Give him call.
The weather has been quite pleas
ant the past week. The heavy fall O
rain was succeed by several days o.
sunshine and the temperature ha.