Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-10-23
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Goss case has been continued
till Nov. I'd.
Trolling for silver-sides is popular
pastime just now.
Mrs. w. N. Wetmore returned to
Seattle yesterday.
Mrs. Tony Frisch, of Centralia, is
visiting in the city.
Miss Maud Henderson is home from
a visit to the Queen City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Doragh visited
Aberdeen early this week.
E. E. Taylor returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Portland.
About thirty young men of Tenino
have organized an athletic club.
Pete Ouilette left Wednesday for
South Bend on surveying trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ruth made q
visit to Roseburg, Ogn., this week.
Mrs. Eunice Turpin visited Mrs. E.
c. Ferguson at Snohomish this week.
A son was born Wednesday night
to the wife of Adjutant General Drain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ross have re-
turned from . visit to friends in Port.
land.
Mrs. E. D. Cotter and Mrs. J. NJ.
Patton visited friends at Shelton, this
week.
The Utopia Musical Club will give .
concert at The Olympia on the even
ing of Nov. I'd.
Jerald Basket and Miss Charlotte
r. Sutton, both of Mason county, have
licensed to wed.
Mrs. Fanny Biles, formerly a resi-
dent of Tumwater, but now of Seattle.
is up on q visit.
James Stanford has returned from
California where he has been the past
several months.
Miss Rose Husk left yesterday for
Portland to spend few days with rela-
tives and friends.
Frank Aust and Miss Kethie Rose,
both of Westport, we're married in this
city last Saturday.
SAINT Yeager has applied for Ii.
cense to sell liquor in the old Opera
Exchange building.
A two-year.old daughter Of Herbert
Dodge, Of Eastside, died Sunday, Of
membranous Group.
Miss Nina Roberts, of Aberdeen, ID
on visit to this city, and is the guest
OF Miss Mabel Arnold.
The Gordon Mackay ordinance for
an electric company passed the City
Council Monday night.
Mrs. Marion Candy. OF Tumwater,
departed Wednesday for an extended
visit to Haverhill, Ohio.
Miss Mildred Stanford has gone to
South Bend to ill . position % teacher
in the schools Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds returned to
Seattle yesterday, after q visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Chambers.
Mrs. ]. R. Rogers, wife of the ex.
Governor, is reported to be seriously
i'll at her home 1t Puyallup.
Miss Julia Cavanaugh entertained
. number OF her friends with a party
At her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Isabelle w. Lee, of New York,
has arrived to assume charge OF Chris.
a tian Science work in this city.
Mrs. B. E. Jones, who has been
visiting her brother, Charles Wilcox
left Wednesday for Denver, Col.
Martin Scully and Daniel Finnigau
have been bound over to answer q
charge of selling liquor TO Indians.
Quite number of Olympians wen,
to Tacoma Monday, to hear Nordics
ct the Tacoma Thester that evening.
Mrs. M. ]. Gordon returned to bel
home in Spokane, yesterday, after q
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Mills.
A new bank is to be established al
Hoquiam, in which L. w. Ostrandel
and other Olympians will be interest
ed.
The Peoples University football
team won Q victory over the HIGH
school team. Saturday, by . score Of
Is to O.
Harry Weatherall, accompanied BY
MS sister. have returned to their home
ct Oyster Bay, after pleasant visit ia
the city.
The city has vacated ten feet on
each side of Harrison avenue. Westside
on petition of the Olympia Develop
ment Co.
Where is Dakota Hall that Rec talk.
about? Well. we'll; it not only make,
ajumble OF old names, but jarpon d
the new!
The city has ordered q new side
walk on the south and west sides Of
Block IL. where the Pacific House
once stood.
Charles B. Murphy, manager Of thu
Shelton Tribune, accompanied by biz
family. were up Saturday on q visi,
to relatives.
Leopold Schmidt is erecting a nes,
cottage on the bluff at East Tum water
ios his night policeman at the brewery
Mr.. Breitenstein.