Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-08-29

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Democratic Convention to morrow.
Mrs. F. G. Deckebach is on the sick
list.
Harry McElroy is visiting the Sound
cities.
Mrs. Charles Billings is recovering
from severe illness.
Mrs. o. V. Linn is home from visit
to friends in Portland.
Sam Dobrin is in the hospital suf-
fering from peritonitis.
Miss Ethel Knox has gone to Seattle
where she has position.
Mrs. Jessie Springer, of Seattle, is
visiting relatives in the city.
The pipe company received car
load OF banding-iron Monday.
Miss Ida Yeager has returned from
visit to relatives in Portland
Herbert w. MARI, OF Seattle, is on
visit to his parents in this city.
Joseph Harris, Of Tumwater, is suf.
fering from a stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. W. T. Melvin, of Yelm, spent
several days in the city this week.
Mrs. Geo. hoffman and family have
returned from a trip to La Conner.
Rev. A. G. Sawin and family have
returned from an outing at Westport.
Many handsome window decorations
are being made for the Carnival sea-
son.
Richards & Pringles Minstrels APP
pear at Olympia Theater, Wednesday
night.
Rev. A. G. Sawin and family have
returned from an outing at Ocean
Beach.
Mr.. Mason will soon add a we'll.
equipped foundry to the Olympia Iron
Works.
The steamer Defiance brought up q
party of excursiOnlsts from Tacoma,
Sunday.
A daughter was born Monday TO
Mrs. Albert Sparles, who resides near
this city.
Quite a number of our people have
visited the Elks' Carnival in Seattle,
this week.
Whitemarsh & SON are making
great Improvements to their Little
Rock mill.
Tonight fair and Saturday warm
err" says the herald from the house.
top to-day.
DR.. Wyman and family will leave
next Thursday for an extended visit to
Sitka, Alaska.
Judges Fullerton and Linn returned
Tuesday from q trip to the Swauk
mining district.
Everything seems to be progressing
favorably for . good time at the Car
nival next week. =
J. Hamilton Osborne came clear in
from South Bay to see che Republican
circus Saturday.
Jim Stanford left Wednesday for
California, whittier he goes to enter
Stanford University.
Another artesian we'll is being driven.
It is in the rear of the new creamery
near Percivals dock.
Some OF our people intend to take
their summer outing by picking hops
in the Puyallup fields.
A carload of car wheels were re-
ceived Monday for the Peninsular
road, in Mason county.
w. A. Ressler has returned to this
city after an absence Of several months
in Eastern Washington.
Miss Gertrude Walters has returned
to Tacoma after visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Patterson.
Mrs. Robt Mcintosh, and her son
Laurence, Of Tumwater, left Monday
for . visit to Nova Scotia.
Mrs. o. c. White and daughter,
Miss May, returned, the other evening,
from q down.SOund visit.
Rev. DR.. Hayes went to Tacoma this
week on business connected with the
Home Missionary Society.
A marriage license has been issued
to w. NJ. Cox and Miss Miss Maggie
Rogers, both OF Gate City.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips, and her sister,
Mrs. Hall, of Port Townsend. are visit
ing in the Oregon metropolis. Port.
land.
w. A. Hagemeyer has taken pos
session of the cigar stand, formerly
owened by Johnston & Seay, on Fourth
street.
Little Rec's special Carnival edition
this week, after its elbow" reminds
one Of the result of the mountain in
travail.
The school board have elected Miss
Edna Robertson and Miss Katherine
Price as teachers in the Olympia
schools.
A party Of Ohio capitalists. headed
by Col. Theodore tanning. are here to
spy out the land for business oppor.
tunities.
Joseph Maxwell, OF Kamilchie, las
asked for decree Of divorce from his
vile Emma, on the ground of aban-
doument.
W. NJ. Coons has been appointed
clerk OF school district No. 40, near
Yelm, to succeed F. r. Price, whose
term expired
Oily still flies his broom. It will
come down after he has ran up against
the 1t Of the next campaign-the GAL
liant Democracy.
1t is reported that the Seattle Cham
Der Of Commerce will visit the Wood
mems Carnival in this city, next Fri