Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Thursday, 10th "a - ~
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The past week has been -howery.
Did you see the eclipse last night?
II you did not register you cannot
vote.
Mrs. F. Meyer left this week for
Skagway.
The registration books closed Tues.
day night.
Mrs. Jesse Mills has been quite i'll
the past week.
William, son of Officer Taylor, is re.
ported quite i'll.
S. H. Nichols and wife are on a
visit to Whatcom.
The Olympia bus appears resplend-
ant in its new paint.
Miss Bertha Kosenthal made visit
to Tacoma this week.
Chas. Phillips has returned from an
extended cruising trip.
Miss Pearl Shaw is home from a
visit to friends in Seattle.
Mrs. Griffith, of Boisfort, is visiting
the family of I. n. Henry.
The Capital City will probably re-
sumo her route tomorrow.
Revival meetings are being held in
the Baptist church this week.
A son was born last night to Mrs.
Sam MUMMY, on the Westside.
Mrs. o. C. White returned Monday
from visit to dOwn.Sound points.
Miss Frances Allen left yesterday for
Seattle where she will visit with friends.
A. E. Young was in the city from
Little Rock couple of days this week.
Miss Rosa MARI visited her sister
Mrs. Laura st. John, at Chehalis, this
week.
Henry Bohr. a Canadian, was nat.
uralized in the Superior Court this
week.
The Retail Clerks Union held q
social in Rabeck's hall Wednesday
evening.
Ex-senator yesterday, Of Tacoma
visited the political Mecca, Olympia
this week.
Mrs. f. N. Tunin, of the Olympus
hotel, has returned from a visit to the
Queen City.
Gov. Mcbride left Wednesday Il
"swing around the circle" in Eastern
Washington.
Samuel Nida and Miss Elsa M
Karney, of Woodland, has been Ii.
censed to we'd.
Lou Duval and Schooley Moore lei
Tuesday for Wilkeson on q timber
cruising expedition.
Mrs. H. A. Van Eaton left yesterday
for visit with relatives in Kansas
Illinois and Indiana.
Peter Nelson, of Finland, and John
Brown, Of England, applied for natur
alization papers this week.
The County Commissioners have ap.
propriated $50 for the repair Of the
Schinke road in district 81.
Attorneys Stratton, Reinhart and
Shaffer are the examiners of class oI
twelve aspirants for the bar.
The weather report to-day reads
"Fair tonight and Saturday; cooler
with probable frost tonight"
A. B. Smith was elected Supervisor
OF Road District No. Is. Saturday, and
tax was authorized OF $879.13.
A. w. Wright, Of the State Banl
ofSan Jacinto, CAL. 10 visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Van Epps of this city.
DR.. Bridgeford and family will oc'
cupy the Turpin residence during hel
abeence in California and the East.
The total registration for this city
aggregates 1,107 names, an increase oil
nearly 100 over that Of two years ago.
Mrs. o. G. .5teuver, of Elma, came
to Olympia this week TO have an oper'
alton performed for closed tear duct.
E. w. Starr who recently disposed
Of his mercantile store at Gate City
has gone into the livery business 81
Bucoda.
Arthur M. Benner and Miss Debrs
A. Keasler, both Of Mud Bay, were
united in marriage Tuesday, by Squire
Schomber.
The next steamship sailing for San
Francisco 10 the Queen, Tuesday, and
the City Of Topeka sails for northern
ports Monday.
The steamship City OF Puebla left
Tor San Francisco, yesterday, with
Miss NJ. G. Loring as . passenger
from this city.
Rev. A. G. Sawin, w. H. Mitchell
and B. w. Johns attended q meeting
Of the Baptist Association at What
com last week.
Patrick Murphy this week bought
from E. P. Getchell lots l, 2, Z and 8,
block 40, in Swans addition, for con.
sideration of $50.