Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-19
Temperature. Rain

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Monday. " l5ih 81 50
tuesday, - 10th o. 81
Wednesday " Eta Il 3, .-
Thursday 18Th o. 33 10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Every body welcomed the rain.
Theo. L. Brown has returned from
Dawson.
The Peoples University opened las,
Tuesday.
Judge Mason Irwin was in the city
this week.
S. P. Richardson was up from Shell.
ton yesterday.
j. H. Scott left this week on a visit
to Omaha, Neb.
Work on the new county Jail is pro-
crossing fairly we'll.
Andrew Chambers made trip down
the Sound this week.
Charles Patnude, ST., is seriously at.
ficted with erysipelas.
T. N. Ford returned yesterday from
trip down the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Funk visited
Seattle, during the week.
Roy McReynolds has returned from
months visit in st. Paul.
julius Sternberg has returned from
an extended stay in Alaska.
Walter Chambers was on business
trip to Chehalis, this week.
Sheriff Vogtlin, of Mason county,
was in the city, Wednesday.
Mr.. Crane has purchased Mr.. Quary's
interest in the Palace Market.
Lawyer Israel visited Chehalis this
week on professional business.
Mrs. J. Kock, Of Elma, died at the
hospital, Wednesday morning.
c.. Young and daughter have re-
turned from a visit to Tacoma.
Mrs. F. G. Deckebach is rapidly
recovering from severe illness.
Pete Ouelette has returned from q
surveying trip in Mason county.
Hon. John McKeavy was in the city
from Mason county, Wednesday.
Many new subscribers are swelling
the STANDARDS subscription list.
James Hamilton Osborne has re
turned from his down.Sound trip.
Judge w. H. White was called to Sc
attic yesterday by illness of his wife.
The forecast to-day reads: "To
night and Saturday occasional rain"
A baby daughter was born on the
18th inst, to the wife Of G. J. Roberts
Born, on Saturday, the 18th inst, t.
the wife of Vernon Peasley, Eastside, q
girl.
A move has been started for the or
gauization of an athletic club in thiI
city.
Miss Mabel Glass has gone TO Ia
coma to engage in kindergarten school
work.
Simpsons Camp 5, near Kamilchie
was completely destroyed by fire las
week.
Mrs. E. E. Lyons, of Hood River
Or, is on q visit to her brother, w. B
Perry.
The families of Rem. Patterson anl
Jesse Murphy have gone to Seattle 4
reside.
Mrs. G. B. Mann and Mrs. C. A
Sparks are visiting friends on thu
Satsop.
Mrs. A. G. Sands is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Doragh of the telephone
exchange.
The shingleweavers met and tool
steps for the organization Of . union
last night.
Attorney Hobart G. Hagin, Of Shell
ton, was in the city . couple Of day,
this week.
A largo boom of logs was towed Out
Of the harbor this week to . down
Sound mill.
II is a pleasant reminder Of oldeu
times to hear the ringing of the ole
academy bell.
The steamer Multnomah is expected
to resume her trips about the middle
Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marvin Saw
age left, this week, on an extended
trip to Illinois.
Miss Ella Matson has returned from
WILDLY island where she has beer
teaching school.
Geo. Ford lost $3.50 in bills in tn,
fire which destroyed his cabin alopa
with Whites mill.
w. B. Perry, Of the Recorder, re.
turned Monday from q weeks visit e
relatives in Oregon.
The front of Claude Weston's home
on upper MAIN street, mas been bordereC
by fine concrete sidewalk.
Mrs. W. R. White is up from Seattle
to spend few days with her mother
Mrs. Allen Weir, who is i'll.
Mrs. Connelly y. of Fleetwood, Kas.
is on visit TO her daughter, Mrs
Cora McFeran, of this city.
1t is said that negotiations are pend
ing for the sale of the Olympia Wate,
Works to Eastern capitalists.
Mrs. M. J. Gordon left Tuesday fol
her home in Spokane, after . visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Mills.
The Olympia Brewing Co. shipped
this week for Dawson $50 barrels and
75O half.barrels of bottled beer.
The Olympia Brewing Co. il con
structing boiler-house near the bot.
Ting works at the N. P. depot.