Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-06-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Only tuen;y-one days till the ith.
The county roads are reported quite
dusty.
\ -on Vas born Sunday to Mrs. Fred.
S.il>on.
Elcaine Longmire, OF ielm, was in
the city Tuesday.
Madame Morande i, contemplating
trip to Chicago.
Herbert Thacker is slowly recover
ing from his illness.
Anton Behst, OF Westside, is quite
i'll with pneumonia.
A daughter was born to Mrs Z. /.
Anderson this week.
Miss Ray Shields is on visit to
her parents at Elma.
Born, to the wife of Louis kotick,
OF Little Rock, son.
jeff Whitney is home from the
Swauk mining district.
C. Galliac made business trip
TO Gray's Harbor this week.
Tenino is making preparations for a
celebration Of the 4th Of July.
A little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Leach is i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. C. ID. King, who has been quite
i'll, is reported somewhat better.
Judge Irwin, of Montesano, held
court for Judge Linn this week.
The Juvenile band dance last night
was a success in every particular.
This is is good time to paint and
otherwise beautify your premises.
Olympia gardens are all aglow with
the bright colors OF pretty flowers.
Oily issued a very creditably and
newsy six-page edition last Sunday.
Mrs. George Hopkins is on a two
weeks visit to friends at La Conner.
The weather report to-day reads
Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy"
Mrs. 0. C. White is entertaining as
guest her father, J. K. Rainwster, OF
Dayton.
The Hoquiam baseball team beat
the Olympias, Sunday, by score OF
10 to 5.
The barkentine John Smith sailed
with cargo of lumber for California
this week.
The only way to reach the people OF
Thurston county is to advertise in the
STANDARD.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
McNamar, of Mud Bay, is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Ray Bigelow and Mrs Knox
and daughter are visiting relatives at
Humptulips.
Dudley Henry started out for a sea-
sons surveying trip on the Snoqual-
mic, Monday.
The oyster trade is reported quite
slack. it being in the midst Of the
spawning season.
A new baby girl has made its ap.
pearance at the home of Cal McClel-
land, ON Eastside.
An immense pile of brick on Seventh
street awaits resumption OF work on
the capitol aunex.
Mrs. A. Cole, wife of the County
Fruit Inspector, left to-day for Alaska
to visit her daughter.
The first carload of steel beams for
the roof of the capitol annex arrived
from the East Tuesday.
Contracts are being made in this
city for cedar piles to be used in wharf
construction at Manila,
Miss ROsabel Glass has returned
from an extended visit to relatives and
friends down the Sound.
Shelly NOVEL;, son of DR.. NOVEL;,
has arrived from Missouri and will
make Olympia his home.
]. B. Bowman and ]. Y. Waldrip,
two prominent Oyster Bay oystermen,
were in the city this week.
Fred. w. Stocking received his com.
mission, Tuesday, as Register of the
U. S. Land Office in this city.
The Mutual Lumber Co., of Bucoda,
is running night and day aud has on
its payroll force of 800 men.
Leopold Schmidt, President OF the
Capital Brewing Company, is building
100000 residence at Tumwater.
c. NJ. Bolton, Secretary of the Tax
payers League, has moved from
Eleventh street to 1927 Adams street.
The mother of Thomas Holcraft
has come out from Kansas for a sum-
mer's visit to her son, who resides here.
J. A. Hildebrand has discovered in
this county ledge of what he believes
to be very fine grade Of photographic
stone.
T. T. Hedges and Helen Merrifeld,
OF Fairhaven, were united in marriage
by the pastor of the Christian Church,
Monday.
The Woodmen of the World have
decided upon holding grand carnival
In this city some time during the
summer.
Ira w. Swigart and Miss Nora
Willett, have been licensed to travel
IN double harness the remainder OF
their lives.
l.. P. Oulette and VIM. Campbell
lett yesterday for Port Townsend
where they have q surveying contract
to perform.
Florence 1iefar csloh,otad ha, Och