Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-05-23

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

j. {. Pcrcival and wife visited Ia
coma this week
Postmaster Mun-on, Of shelton, was
in the city to-day.
Gentry's animal show will perform
in this city on June Sd.
Mrs. Pix and daughter, of Tumwater,
visited Seattle this week.
LAWYER Israel made professional
visit TO Seattle this week.
Mrs Theodore Brown has removed
from Shelton to this city,
Attorney Troy was at Shelton this
week on professional business.
The quarantine OF Bordeau's camp
in the Black Hills, has been raised.
y. II. Mackinnon has made arrange
ments to open law Office in Seattle.
Tonight and Saturday fair is
the prediction Of the weather prophet
to-day.
W. J. Foster is about to erect a resi-
dence corner Of Washington and
Eighth streets.
Robt. Dorah was in Mason county
this week in the interest OF the telc-
phone company.
Nrs Jar,as I ot,, Of pnr,l,,J ANNA
over to attend the funeral of her broth
er, c. Il. Carroll.
Geo. Scofield has so far recovered
from his rheumatic affection as to be
out on the street.
Charles r. Carroll carried a $1,000
benefit policy in the order of Wood.
men of the World.
The Queen leaves the Sound to-
morrow for San Francisco, and the
Umatilla Thursday.
Mrs. Hannah Callow, of Shelton,
mother of County Auditor Callow, is
on q visit to her son.
The barkentine John L. Smith ar
rived Tuesday to take in cargo OF
lumber on Westside.
Mr.. Leopold Schmidt is having a
new foundation placed under his resi-.
dence on Maple Park.
The band concert in Capital Park
Wednesday evening was enjoyed by a
large crowd Of people.
j. B. Weddell, OF Mansfield, Ohio, is
in search OF home and business CD.
portunity in our town.
Father Wolfgang, of this city, cele.
brated mass at Shelton last Sunday.
He returned home Monday.
Miss Elizabeth K. Mathews has &C.
cspted a position as training teacher
in st. Helen's Hall, Portland.
Mrs. Hannah Callow and two child.
rem. Of Mason county, are visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
st. Johns church and rectory are
receiving fresh coatings of paint and
are undergoing general renovation.
The U. s. Land Office is being re-
moved from the Reed block to the
fourth story OF the McKenny building.
Charles L. Knapp has bought three
lots in Hale addition. on which to
erect homo. He paid $3.50 for them.
NJ. B. Taylor who jumped the quar-
antine at camp, few days ago, has
been bound over for trial on 5000 bail.
The Capital Brewing Co. has re-
ceived an order for 500 kegs of beer
for Dawson. 1t will be shipped Mon.
day.
Miss Susie Barr, who is taking y
course Of instruction in photography
and music, in Seattle, is home on q
visit.
j. H. Ogden, a former resident OF
this city, now OF Spokane, was over on
visit to "auld acquaintance" this
week.
Mrs. Eliza Leverton has brought &C
ton for divorce from Charles R. Lev
erton. alleging abandonment as
cause.
Councilman Richardson was too ill
to attend the municipal meeting, Mon.
day night, but is in fair way for re.
covery.
The steamship City OF Seattle sailed
from Seattle for Alaskan ports to-day.
The next steamer will be the Cottage
City Friday.
The West End Base Ball Club, of
Tacoma will play the Olympia nine,
Sunday afternoon, ON the ball grounds
near this city.
The Westside mill had cylinder
mead of its engine to blow out, Mon.
day, compelling a suspension of opera
ton for day.
Albion II. Smith. of this city. who is
now serving as guard at the U. S. pen
ltentlary on McNeil's Island, was home
on visit few days ago.
Robert Elwell has bought two lots
In the former home of DR.. Ostrander.
on which he contemplates the erec-
ton OF fine dwelling-house.
The Whitworth baseball team of
Seattle won the match game with our
local nine, played in this city, Satur.
day, the score standing Z to IA.
The Capital City Band will give a
concert and ball at the Armory on the
night OF the 2Sth. The proceeds will