Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-20
CLOSING OF MAILS.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

CNY NEWS IN BR|tF
This is the last month to pay taxes
without delinquency.
This issue of the STANDARD begins
its forty-fourth volume.
Miss Helen O'Brien visited the City
of Destiny. Wednesday.
The steamship Santa Barbara is ex-
pected to arrive Monday.
The County Commissioners will here
after meet but once month.
The Catholic Order OF Foresters will
give ball at q. A. X. hall tonight.
Mrs. Robt. A. Graham is suffering
ing.
w. +. Archer, has been appointed
Supervisor of Road District No. l, on
Westside.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson, of Seattle, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred. Brown,
OF this city.
The County Commissioners have Or
dered established a county road to
Puget City.
Senator Ruth, We are happy to state,
is in fair way of recovery from . &C.
we're illness.
John McClelland has been appoint
ed night Waterman at the State Capt.
tol building.
Johnny Percival has made some
fine improvements in his ticket and
freight offices.
Iona Giles left Monday for McMur.
ray where she will make an extended
visit with her sister.
J. Maier departed yesterday for San
Francisco, going by the way Of the
N. P. r. connections.
Mrs. N. McCrimmon. of Butte,
Mont. is visiting her aunts here, Mrs.
Hiltz and Mrs. Rawson.
Schooley Moore left Tuesday for q
short cruising engagement on the
Columbia for the State.
Mrs. Eunice M. Turpin left Mon.
day for Southern California, where
she will spend the Winter.
Night terms of court are now being
held to facilitate if possible disposal of
the interminable 0Oss suit.
Preparations are under way for the
annual Charity Ball to be given At
The Olympia on Thanksgiving eve.
A bran new sidewalk is now nearly
completed on south and west sides of
Block IL, on Main and Third streets.
E. franklin Lewis. Of Nome, Alaska,
is on visit to this city, and is guest
At the home OF Mrs. T. l. Mckinney.
Tho steamer Caswell will next week
enter upon q run to North Bay, where.
by much trade will be secured for this
city.
Mrs. Chas. Denny. daughter of An.
drew Chambers, is reported seriously
i'll with typhoid fever at her home in
Seattle.
Ace Workman WAS bound over Mon.
day by Justice Giles to answer to q
charge of rape upon Amanda Raasch
Of BucOda.
The Commissioners, Monday, grant.
ed a license to H. E. Yantis to sell
liquor at Bucoda, and refused one to
W. E. Waddell
T. r. Sloan and wife have returned
to their home at Fargo. North Dakota
after visit to w. q. Lindley and fam
lily OF Tumwater.
Alex. Jaaska has purchased the John
Toshack farm in the southwest part oil
the county from Geo. r. Edwin, for q
consideration OF $3.50.
C. E. Allen has bought Mr.. Tow.
ler's interest in the at. and B." dane.
ing hall, and it will be hereafter known
~ the Boil & Allen hall.
J. L. Coates, formerly of this city
is now conducting music house al
Grants Pass, Ogn., and doing we'll
He "sends" for the STANDARD.
The Wilson heater We have found
from use to be one of the best stove.
OF that class made. Mills & Cowle,
have them Of all sizes and prices.
Thos. Sheridan has bought of A. w
Lester q ten-acre tract in the Shaw do
nation claim, situated near Doffle.
myre's point, for the sum of $l35.
An interesting article contributed
by Judge Millett, the usual "Drift.
wood" of Lue Vernon and our Wash.
ington letter are crowded out of thi.
number.
The Odd Fellows of Kamilchie arc
making preparations for ball at tina,
place week from Saturday night, and
an excursion steamer will run from
this city.
James Atkins and Miss Fannie Bile.
we're married At Shelton, Sunday. TIL,
bride is sister of Mr.. Samuel Craw
ford, of the firm OF Crawford & Con
over, Seattle.
The body OF John Shannon wa
brought here Sunday from Matlocl
and the funeral was held under tn
auspices OF the Maccabees, of which
order deceased was q member.
The steamship Queen sails for Sal
Francisco to-day; the next steame
for that destination will be the City @
Puebla Wednesday, and for Alaskan
ports the Cottage City, the 9th.