Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-08-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Inc puOIlC SCHOOLS Will Ie-oPeh
Sept. 9TH.
The weather report to-day reads:
FAIR; warmer Saturday."
H. b. Cowles has sold the sail-boat
swallow" to Jos. Ellswick.
Judge Linn and family are enjoying
an outing near Hoods Canal.
\ son was recently born to the wife
Of A. I. Carlson, Of this city.
G. w. Perry left yesterday over the
o. r. n. and U. p. for st. Louis.
0. E. Stickler's logging camp at
Mud Bay is now running full blast.
John Henry left Wednesday on a
surveying trip to the Skookumchuch.
Dan. w. Bush, editor of the Che
halls Bee Nugget, was in the city Mon
day.
Tenino Modern Woodmen will give
a picnic and clambake on the 10Th
inst.
1t is the progressive business man
that uses the STANDARDS advertising
space.
A license to wed has been granted
to Albert Brucker and Miss Katherine
Farrell.
Oscar F. Burke, a farmer OF Rainier,
has brought suit for divorce from
his wife.
The Congregational people went on
Tnns1nty 10 Dol v,f
Defiance.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Thacker. of Cham
bers' Prairie.
Mrs. L. B. Troy and daughter, Miss
Laura, are on visit to relatives At
Port Angeles.
Sheriff McClarty has appointed P.
A. Murray, of Gate City, as a deputy
for that district.
Many Olympians are preparing for
the Winter by laying in good supply
of wood and bark.
Mumby's shingle mill at Bordeaux
has resumed operations after a several
weeks shutdown.
J. T. Rowland and Mrs. Rose Resler,
OF this city, were united in marriage
in Seattle Monday.
Policeman Bennett has moved into
the Lynch residence on Washington
street near Second.
Sam Ferguson and family have
moved in from Little Rock to make
Olympia their homo.
Jack Simpkins, a logger well-known
here, was accidentally drowned in the
Hoquiam river, recently.
F. A. Warner, of South Bay, brought
in the first load of baled hay of this
seasons crop, Wednesday.
The Westside baseball team beat
the Eastside nine in game of ball
Sunday, by score OF 5 to 8.
The steamship Santa Barbara ar
rived Wednesday, with large cargo
of freight for our local merchants.
Robert Odell was arrested and fined
s25, Monday, for carrying concealed
weapons on the streets of Olympia.
A. c. Stevens & Co. have something
to say that will interest our many
readers. Read their ad. in this paper.
The ladies of the Catholic Church
held q successful lawn social, on the
ground adjoining the church, Wednes-
day evening.
Martin Markeson, of Spokane, has
bought l66 acres in section l, town.
ship 2 west, this week, for a consider.
alton OF 5000.
Mrs. Milton Giles left Monday for
Lincoln. Neb., whittier she goes for an
extended visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Iona Henkle.
The Shelton team beat the Olym.
pla Clerks in a game of baseball on
the local diamond, last Sunday. by a
score of IL to 4.
Mrs. L. E. Knapp, of Tumwater, left
this week, for The Dalles, Ogn, to re.
side. Her husband recently bought a
sawmill at that place.
The Olympia Gun Club are arrang.
ing for two days shoot, at the close
OF Carnival week, on Saturday and
Sunday, the 18th and 10th insts.
DR.. J. C. Minton has been appointed
a Trustee Of the Whatcom Normal
School, to succeed the late L. p
White. The term extends to June IL
1905.
John Kaufman has been chosen by
Queen Viola for her Prime Minister
Misses Viva Israel and Mary Meyers
. Tor Maids of Honor and Selwyn Harri,
for Page.
Thomas ]. Anders. a graduate o.
the Pharmacy Department of the State
Agricultural College, now holds q DO.
sition as druggist with the B. L. Hill
company.
P. M. Troy has made application to
be appointed guardian of the estate oil
John Muckle, insane, q native of Eng.
land who has property interests in
this city.
Mrs. Albertina Schneider has been
appointed administrative of the estate
OF konrad Schneider, deceased. She
has filed her bond, which was fixed
at $500.
Miss Judith Halves, OF Everett, q
daughter OF Prof. Halves, former Sup.
erintendent OF the Olympia schools, is
visiting here, the guest of Miss Eva
Churchill.
Volney B. Cushman, of Bangor
Me-, speaker of considerable note
will lecture on the subject of practi.
cal temperance work in the M. f,
Church. this evening.
Bert Kirk, the contractor who has
Just completed Capt. Pierce's two
residences on Thirteenth street, has
gone to Reynolds to take employment
with contracting firm.
Gov. Mcbride has appointed DR.. E.
=. Shaw OF Walla Walla, as a member
OF the State Board of Medical Exami.
ners, succeeding DR.. J. H. Haxsey, oil
Colfax, whose term has expired.
Last evening, the First Presbyterian
church and the Capital City Band
gave a moonlight excursion on the
steamer Capital City. 1t was a sue.
Cces In all wove opI cotkoJ c,,;ko n