Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


z. s. Rich and wife, of Denver, are
visiting our city.
A new sidewalk graces the front OF
Rosenthars store.
Ed. Elliott, Ma,lock logger, was in
the city this week.
|. c. Ellis has just returned from a
short trip to Alaska.
big Bill" McGowan has returned
from the hot springs.
Rev. Geneva Lake has made a
pilgrimage to Oregon.
A son was born, Wednesday, to the
wife OF w. +. Armstrong.
Mrs. Il. Kincaid and daughter are
up from Seattle on visit.
Forest fires are raging and the at
mosphere is getting smoky.
Councilman H. G. Richardson is
home from his Eastern trip.
Miss Ethel Getchell has returned to
her home in the Queen City.
John ID. Atkinson and bride have
returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Katherine Wallis, of Pullman,
is the guest of Miss Marie Garrison.
Mrs. J. NJ. Haley, sister of Mrs. H.
NJ. Pierce, left for Chicago, Tuesday.
Harry and Leo Wyandearo leave
tomorrow for Fort Wrangle. Alaska.
Mrs. d. P. Hubbard and daughter,
Rosie, are visiting friends at Chehals.
Frank Covington and family, OF Sc
attic, are on visit to Mr.. C.'s parents.
A small boy has arrived to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Curtin.
The Susie L. Plummer is loading
lumber here for the lower California
malket.
MIS-. Henry Murphy and son are on
visit to Mrs. Ms parents at Wood.
lawn, Or.
Mrs. S. X. Taylor, of Oyster Bay,
was up on a visit to our city, a few
days ago.
The launch Monola has had her
machinery placed and is now in
commission"
The weather report to-day reads:
Fair tonight and Saturday con.
tinued warm"
Madame Morande and daughter
June, left Sunday for two months
visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Ellen Davis, after a visit with
Olympia relatives, has returned to her
home in Seattle.
The Eastside bridge is to receive the
attention of the Street Commissioner
in needed repairs.
The National Guard Encampment
is now tented at Camp Reisenweber,
on American Lake.
Twin daughters were born to Mrs.
J. L. Brass6eld, who resides ON East
side, Tuesday night.
Miss Timms, of Astoria, returned
home Yesterday after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Funk.
S. S. Churchill, the stationer, il on
visit to Salt Lake City, Utah. He
will return next week.
A carload of machinery Was received
Tuesday, in transit for Mr.. Kneeland's
creamery, near Shelton.
Business Manager w. B. Perry, OF
the Recorder, has moved his family
from Tacoma to this city.
Mrs. H. E. Israel has been appoint.
ed clerk OF the Belmore school district
BY Superintendent Henry.
Uriah Cunningham and Alice E.
Green, were united in marriage by
Rev. DR.. Glass, last Sunday.
Chef Kelly, of San Francisco, has
been on visit the past few days to
bis grandfather, Dick Wood.
Jim Mitten, who recently had his
loot amputed, is able to be about the
hospital by the aid of crutches.
o. R. Simenson. the jeweler. 10 now
located in the building adjoining the
Western Union telegraph Office.
A contract has been let by the citv
to Cotter & Forbes to plank Columbia
street, between Third and Fourth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins, of Napavine
are visiting Mrs. RS parente. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Williams, at Tumwater.
Louis Brautigan and bride have
gone to housekeeping in the Lynch
residence, opposite the STANDARD of.
fee.
Oscar L. Brown has bought a 16-
acre tract adjoining his own place in
the Barnes addition to Tum water. for
al. Munson and son, Lester, of
shelton, were up on . visit to the
Capital City a couple of days this
week.
Miss Helen Moulton returned to her
home at Elms. this week, after an OK.
tended visit with Mics Ruth Allison,
her cousin.
Albert Darling has been confined to
ms home with illness the past few days,
put is now back at the chair in his
barber shop.
Harry Hawthorne, who has been
undergoing treatment at st. Peters
hospital, left Wednesday, for his home
at Little Rock.
Robert Mari and wife returned from
a visit to Chehalis, Tuesday. where
they visited their daughter, Mrs.
Laura st. John.
Inc M. E. Church and Sunday
school will make their annual excur.
sion to Point Defiance and Tscoma
next Wednesday.
The Scherzer Rolling-Lift Bridge
20. have expressed q desire to bid
upon the proposed span of the Des.
chutes waterway.