Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-26

I. ]. Kegley has bought of Geo. H.
Sturdevant, Jr., 100 acres of timber
land in the Black Hills.
Miss Stamp, sister of Mrs. T. n
Alien, has returned from a three
months visit to Alaska.
Mrs. Revelon, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Connolly, left
Tuesday for Tilden, Neb.
Tonight and Saturday, rain:
brisk to high southwest winds" is
the bulletin issued to-day.
The Foresters held an enthusiastic
meeting wednesday night and Initial
ed number Of candidates.
George Mutton, the logger, has re-
turned from Ocosta and will remain
in Olympia for the present.
Two carloads of brick and a GUAM
tlty OF bar iron arrived Monday for the
Goss Construction Company.
By the burning of Harry Smiths
home at Gate City, recently, the
school district records were burned,
The Jonis Spar & Lumber Co. OF
Tenino, is increasing its plant and
have lately added a new SIS moulder.
Leopold Schmidt visited Whatcom
this week in the interest of his new
brewery now under construction there.
The Democratic Campaign Com
mittee have opened club rooms in the
third story OF the McKenny building.
Walter Scott, of Tumwater, has be-
come one of the heirs to an estate in
Illinois through the death OF An uncle.
Judge Dunbar has shipped a car
load of his red-polled cattle for ex.
hibit at the State Fair at North Yak
ina.
A baby boy has made his appear
ance at the home of D. w. Ford, and
a daughter to the wife of J. E. Cald-
we'll.
Isaac Lownsbury has sold to John
Adams, lots II and Is. block 81, in
Woodruff's addition, for the sum of
1925.
Claude Mann is in charge of the
organization of football team under
the auspices of the Olympia Athletic
Club.
DR.. A. B. Woodland has bought AS.
acre tract Of land near Woodland, for
merly belonging to the Sylvester
estate.
Street Commissioner Johnson's force
has been engaged the past few days in
repairing the West Fourth street
bridge.
A new frame building for business
purposes is being erected on the south.
west corner of Fifth and Columbia
streets.
The steamer Northern Light has
been sold by Capt. Tew to the Seattle
& Whatcom Trading and Transports.
ton Co.
Mrs. F. H. Holman, who has been
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Nc
Carly, returned to her home in Seattle
Monday.
Mrs. Ecrum, Of San Francisco, left
yesterday for her home, after a visit
with the family of her father. DR..
Woodland.
The Olympia postoffice has been
granted an additional mailcarrier,
and Bert Ready has been appointed to
fill the position.
J.. E. Keder has bought a quarter
section in township II three west,
from Mrs. Kebecca Elmore for q con-
sideration of 500.
J. w. Blake, wife and son, of Nc
Murray, have been spending the past
few days with Mr.. BIS brother, F. G.
Blake, Of this city.
Sheriff Long arrived Saturday from
Hutchinson, Kas., and left Sunday
with Shaughnessy, who is wanted in
Kansas for forgery.
|. Peter Schmidt arrived home Tues.
day from trip through eastern Can.
ada and visit to the principal cities
of the Atlantic Coast.
The family of Jacob kaufman, oil
the German bakery, arrived from
Seattle, Wednesday, to take up their
permanent residence here.
The next steamship for Alaskan
ports will be the Spokane, Sunday. E.
H. Wright will be . passenger by her
from this city for Skagway.
Peter O'Flaherty. a fireman on the
Capital City, was placed under $3.50
bonds. Monday. on charge Of petit
larceny, to appear for trial.
Gov. Mcbride. Major Howard Wat.
son, Chas. Reed and o. C. White went
to Skykomish, Saturday, to inspect
the State fish hatchery there.
Andrew Hunter has returned from
the Atlin mining district, having dis.
posed of his property on Birch Greek,
to his partner, P. G. Anderson.
Alfred Holm, of London, is CORE.
spending with the local Chamber oil
Commerce a. to Olympia's advantages
for the establishment of large paper
mill.
DR.. H. w. Sawyer. Of the drug firm
Of Sawyer & Filley, left Sunday for
California where he will make an ex.
tended stay for the benefit OF bis
health.
Chas. Pstnude, who has been seri.
iously i'll with erysipelas, il reported
by his attending physician, DR.. Kin.
caid, ~ being in fair way for speedy
recovery.
Ben Miller. an old.time resident OF
this city and for many years afterward
in business at Port Townsend, now OF
Seattle, was up on visit to lis old
ONE this week.
v. s. Hardy Of Portland, and Miss
Caroline B. Hemingway, were united
in marriage at the residence Of Wood
Doane, 1t South Bay, Tuesday, Rev.
LOOMS officiating.
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