Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-11-21

Temperature, Rain
max. min. fall
FRIDAY, Hov lrh - 10 rs
saturday 18th ~ Al 40
sunday, l6fh...- 30 Al 80
Monday. Eth o.. ~ ~ l9
lue-dAy 18th 45 40 10
"Wednesday" lyh . ~ 81 -.
Thursday, 10Th 43 20 -.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ovcrcoats are in demand.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
The season for killing deer is over.
Foggy weather and cold nights pre-
vail.
The Carlton has new and stylish
bus.
The street lights are a big improve.
ment.
This number of the STANDARD closes
its ADD volume.
Our merchants are displaying their
Christmas goods.
Mrs. James Brewer is the latest VIC
tim Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. George Talcott returned Mon.
day from visit to Sumner.
Hazel Maahs is recovering from her
severe siege OF typhoid fever.
Miss May Aldridge is suffering from
typhoid fever, at the hospital.
Senator A. S. Ruth and wife visited
dOwn-Sound points this week.
The local lodge of Lions initiated IA
new members Saturday night.
The weather report to-day reads
Tonight and Saturday fair"
1t seems impossible to secure good
live bark at any reasonable price.
The city vote this month was 1859,
against 1892 in 1900 and 692 in 1901.
The Deschuttes river is very high
from the heavy rains OF the past week.
s. 8. Churchill, the ststioner, has
returned from business trip to Port
land.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club
met with Mrs. ]. C. Percival this after.
noon.
Miss Rose Mari visited her sister,
Mrs. A. c. st. John, at Chehalis, this
week.
Gov. Mcbride is on q tour of in.
spection Of State educational institu.
tions.
Miss IONA Sapp is i'll with q high
lever and is under treatment at the
hospital.
Mrs. "Bud" Percival left Monday
on q visit TO relatives and friends il
Portland.
Frank Donnelly has returned te
this city after . seasons steamboatina
in Alaska.
l. N. Loomis Is down from Alaska K
spend the winter. He formerly re
sided here.
Martin Dethlefsen and Miss Minnie
Chase, were married few DAYS age
1t Bucoda.
This month begins the season oil
high tides. Next month they will bt
still higher.
The shingle weavers are planning
for = public ball during tho Christ
mas holidays.
John Graf IL erecting . sawmill o.
1900 feet per day capacity, near
Plum station.
Geo. HI. Uhler, who recently re-
moved from st. Louis to Olympia, il
reported i'll with fever.
The STANDARDS advertising col.
umns are represented by Olympia's
most prosperous business men.
Mrs. Ellen Reedy, Of Tenino. wa.
committed to the Hospital for the
Insane at Steilacoom this week.
Mrs. Elder, Of Eastside, has gone
to Tacoma to spend the winter with
her son-in-law, A. ]. Littlejohn.
II is said that music store 10 tc
be opened in the building formerly
occupied by the Salvation army.
DR.. Titus and wife, Of Minnesota,
left this week for their home after q
visit with H. r. Hill and family.
Arthur NJ. Bollinghouse has re-.
moved with his family from Lewis
county to Little Rock, this county.
Enoch Jewell has removed with his
family TO South Tacoma, where he hal
position with the Northern Pacific.
It Is said that Tom Ismay has sold
his farm near Bucoda and invested
the proceeds in Tenino coal property.
A. W., Wisner, Of the King County
Abstract Co., of Seattle, was up on a
visit TO our city, his former home, thia
week.
Samuel Eunson has bought from
James E. Murray lots and 2 oil
block l, Summit Park addition, on
Eastside:
Chas. Dahl. . Swedish fisherman,
wAs committed to the asylum, Mon.
day, from this county, on . charge ol
insanity.
A very successful entertainments Va,
held At Tenino on the evening OF the
18th inst, for the benefit of the school
library there.
Bessie Lobb. aged Is. waa commit.