Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Jesse Murphy has returned from
Alaska.
Hagtstein Island strawberries are in
blossom.
: A. Madge has returned from his
Eastern trip.
Billy" Hagemeyer made visit to
the Qneen City this week
Miss Marie Garrison l. home from
av!sit to friends in Seattle,
Bush Hoy, the well-known Oyster
Bay merchant, is in the city.
NJ. Roy Thompson, Lease Agent Of
the \. p. K. r., is in the city.
Geo. Reynolds and wife have re-
turned from trip to California.
Judge Dunbar's herd OF red-polled
cattle has arrived from the East.
Mrs. Willard Lemon and children
returned Monday from California.
a party of seventeen homeseekers
arrived from Ohio on the 10Th inst.
The saloon at Tumwater will have
formal opening tomorrow evening.
The Shelton camp G. A. r. expect
to participate in the Memorial Day
exercises in this city.
Mrs. Emma Meyers, OF San Fran
cisco, is ON a visit to her sister, Mrs. C..
W. Bonner, Of this city.
Mr.. Arrasmith, who on the LIST prox.
will assume the duties of State Grain
Inspector, is at the Carlton.
Mrs. Mort Howe, came up from Ia
coma this week on visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cotter.
Theodore Heise, foreman of the
capitol construction annex, left Tues.
day for his home in Spokane.
Frank Morris. the logger, has re.
turned from an extended visit to
Maine and other Eastern States.
Charley Billings and Dan Weaver
are engaged in cruising land in Ore
goD.
Win" Ward, Manager of the N. Z.
in this city has been quite i'll the past
few days.
Bruce Milroy is down from North
Yakima on a visit to friends and rela-
tives here.
A little grey-bodied and red headed
bird is said to be making havoc with
the cherries.
Frank Kotick, the well-known Little
Rock shingle man, has been granted .
patent for an-Opener.
1t is reported that Capt. Herbert
Parker was recently united in marriage
to Miss Archer, of Kamilchie.
The county officers may now be
found in very comfortable permanent
quarters at the new courthouse.
Will Olympia celebrate the coming
Fourth of July? 1t is none too early
to begin thinking about the matter.
II you want to reach the farmers of
Thurston county as we'll as the people
OF Olympia, advertise in the STANDARD.
The Mutual Lumber Company of
Bucoda have registered its log. brand.
1t is the letter NJ enclosed in square.
]. R. Chaplin informs the STAND
ARD that another carload of home
seekers left Ohio this week for Olym-
pia.
James NJ. Davis and Miss Bertha
Ritter, of Bucoda, were united in mar
rage by Justice Schomber, a few days
ago.
The Kamilchie Odd Fellows are
making grand preparations for the
ball and supper at that place to.mor.
row night.
John kreiger has put labor lien
for $5O.62 on boom of logs belonging
to w. b. Powe, which are tied up at
the P. T. S. depot.
Matte A. Gilmore, of Whatcom,
who at one time was compositor in
the STANDARD Office, is on q visit to
friends in this city.
Special exercises are announced in
the Tumwater public schools to-mor-
row afternoon, in which the work of
the term will be reviewed.
Miss Nettie Lish, of Phoenix, Ari-
iona, is on visit to her sister. Mrs.
N. z. Davis. Miss Lish may possibly
make her home in this city.
The Fraternal Order of Ben Hur
has been granted certificate of au.
thority to do business in this State by
the Insurance Commissioner.
\ The Northern Light has taken the
place OF the City of Shelton during
the past week, the latter boat having
undergone repairs on the gridiron.
Mrs. Clarence Brown, of Portland,
has been on q visit to relatives in this
city the past few days, being the guest
OF her father-in-law, Jacob L. Brown.
S. S. Dennis, who is operating a
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home on visit to his family at Tum.
water, the fore part of this week.
Chas. c. Huggett has gone to the
eastern part of the State in the hope
that change of scene, air and assoc
lation, may be of benefit to his health.
The fOur.mast schooner Annie NJ.
Campbell, Capt. Larson, has arrived at
this port for a cargo of lumber, which
Is ready for her, and che will depart
early next week.
Harry Wyandearo has returned
from Fort Wrangle, Alaska, where he
has been employed for several months
past as time-keeper for the Olympic
Mining Company.
ID. P. Hubbard went trout. fishing
Yesterday. near the Osborne place at