Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-11-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

hc !aiI term vi Tue superior court
began Monday.
The first blast was fred in Mason's
new foundry Wednesday.
Tumwater will rebuild 500 feet OF
the lower bridge at that place.
A son was recently born to the wife
of John Anderson Of Westside.
The demand for accommodations
for the next Legislature has already
begun.
Mr.. Glenham will open q dining
room in the old time Young hotel next
Monday.
Mrs. Mort. Howe, OF Tacoma, ia
visiting the family OF her father, Ed.
COtter, this week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Webb and Mrs. w. 8.
Coville were Shelton visitors to the
capital Wednesday.
The new street light on Westside
will be at the intersection OF West Bay
and Brown avenues.
II you want to reach the people of
Thurston county use the STANDARDS
advertising columns.
1t is estimated that our city has in.
creased about 1000 in population
within the past year.
Little Ladonna Berkshire is on the
road to speedy recovery from a severe
siege of typhoid fever.
Thomas Hood, an employe in a mill
at Little Rock, is patient in the hos
pital from lacerated finger.
"To-night and Saturday cloudy with
light showers" is the representation
Of the weather bureau to-day.
Malvern Morrow was fined $40 and
costs in Justice Giles court, Tuesday,
for being drunk and disorderly.
Gov. Mcbride returned to this city
Monday, after about q months alb.
sence, engaged in campaign duty.
r. Baker, q young man from Ohio,
is announced as the successor of Frank
Weir, as city editor of the Recorder.
The County Commissioners have
appropriated SIS for the improvement
Of the South Bay road in District Sc.
The Woodmen of America enter.
tanned the State Deputy and National
Lecturer OF that order Tuesday even.
ing.
Mrs. Eliza Hellum, of this city, has
been accorded pension OF $l2 per
month as widow of . Mexican wal
veteran.
Connolly & Chambers have just in.
stalled an up-to date sausage machine
and electric motor in the rear of their
meat market.
J. II. Sumpter has received . check
In payment of insurance on the life oil
his little daughter Murel, who died q
few weeks ago.
The building recently occupied by
the Salvation Army is being repaired
and placed in condition for rent by it,
owner. Willard Lemon.
George NJ. Savage Of this city has
the contract for building the big Malta
Vita building in Tacoma. Work on
the foundation has begun.
Florence NJ. Adams is the purchaser
Of . 6ve-acre tract in the Thompson
donation claim on Black Lake, from
ito present owner, d. G. Glenn.
Ed. Cotter, who has been superin-
tending construction work on Mr..
Schmidt's new brewery At Whatcom,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Buchanan, . former
resident Of this city. bnt now OF Ia
coma, was up on visit to her daugh.
ter, Mrs. w. H. Bracket, this week.
George Barclay, OF Allyn. Mason
county, lately received from L. K.
Cogswell, Of Chehalis, SGT Angora
goats, with which to stock his farm.
The regular quarterly examination
for school certificates began yesterday
in Parlor B. Olympia hotel, under the
supervision of Superintendent Henry.
The Board Of Control design NOV.
ing it, headquarters from Stuart Cor.
ner TO the McKenny block, having 20.
cured five rooms on the fourth floor
for Offices.
The outgoing passengers over the
o. r. & N. and U. P. this week have
been: James Filey, Clinton, Ind.
Mrs. J. w. Corey, Ellenwood, KS,
and Mrs. Sarah Jones, for Ramona,
SD.
L. Vaughn met with . painful &C.
cident 1t Richardson's Westside shin.
gle mill Tuesday morning. by having
two fingers of his right hand cut of
while operating double-block shingle
machine.
It is reported that two new restaur.
ants are to be started in Olympia, one
in the building formerly occupied by
the New York Bakery on West Fourth
street. and the other in the Woodruff
block on Main street.
President Roosevelt and Gov. Nc.
Bride have both designated Thursday,
the 9th inst, as q day of public
Thanksgiving. There are. however,
some people who wonder what they
have to be thankful for.