Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-08-21

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Daniel Gaby Is over from Iorslanu
on visit.
Miss Alma kneeland is an Olympia
visitor from Shelton.
Mrs. Frank Wiman is quite i'll at
her home on Eastside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mackay paid a
visit to Seattle this week.
Mrs. J. II. Price left Wednesday for
visit to friends in Portland.
Miss Ada Schlott, OF Portland, is on
visit to Mrs. W. w. Binheimer.
James Shannon has been granted q
license to operate saloon at Tenino.
Miss Alice Yantis and Miss Ruth
Sypher are home from a visit to the
harbor.
Game Warden J. A. Van Eaton has
appointed A. r. Cruikshank his
deputy.
H. r. Hill is enjoying visit from
his brother, J. ID. Hill, of Mankato.
Kansas.
Mrs. p. Turpin is in the city on her
usual summer visit to the place Of her
nativity.
Chas. f. Brown has gone to Lewis
ton, Idaho, where he has secured q
position.
The appraisers have estimated the
value OF the Konrad Schneider estate
at $l5,lS4.
Fred. Kinney has returned from q
protracted sojourn Of couple OF years
in Missouri.
A Northern Pacific engineers corps
are at work on Budd's Inlet, with head
quarters in this city.
E. T. Young has rendered his resig.
nation as Director OF School District
No. So, on Mud Bay.
Thurston county's share OF the APP
portionment OF the State school fund,
amounts to 81 ,066.42.
Five carloads of Olympia beer have
just been sent to Dawson and ITO bar.
rels to one firm at Nome.
Geo. H. Hines, the historian of
pioneer life and custodian of old.time
relics, is over from Portland.
Fred. Schomber has gone to Ia
coma with his son to have the latter's
eyes examined by specialist.
Miss Genevieve Holmes, of Portland,
formerly a resident of our city, is over
on visit to her many friends.
The British ship Dovenby arrived
in our harbor, Monday, to load lum-
Der at our local mills for Chill.
The city dog law is to be enforced
and CANNES not ornamented with q
tag will soon be consigned to the bone.
yard.
Samuel Dobrin and his bride re-
turned Saturday from their wedding
trip offs few days to down Sound
points.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beck and daughter
have returned to their home at Elma
after visit to Mrs. BIS brother, Geo.
B. Forbes.
Miss Ida r. Patterson, of Enum.
claw and Fred v. Gibson, of Bucoda,
were united in marriage in this city
yesterday.
Ted Burntrager and wife, after q
visit to relatives in Portland, have re-
turned, and will soon leave for their
home in Alaska.
Our present dry spell" has been of
unusual length, and forest fire at
this time would be an unusually dis
astrous calamity.
The new draw of the Northern Pa.
clfic Railway, on the upper.bay fill to
Warren's Point, is in place and trains
pass daily over it.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred. G. Titus, who
had been guests . few days of Mr..
and Mrs. Brad. Hill, left Monday for
their home at Tacoma.
Mrs. Mary E. Spencer and three
sons, OF Missouri, arrived Tuesday, on
visit to relatives near Summit, the
family of w. E. Vance.
The steamer Multnomah will 20 on
An excursion to Brsmerton, Sunday.
leaving at 8 A. M. and arrive at Perci-
walls dock, on return at $50 P. NJ.
Rec gravely announces that Mrs.
Kobt. Kincaid returned to Seattle this
week after spending Q week at the
Carlton as guest of DR.. Kincaid.
The fruit cannery in this city will
give employment to women and girls
over IA years of age, on application to
the csnnery on Fourth street, Long
bridge.
The Trades Council COMMITTEES have
decided to have parade on Labor
Day afternoon, and . meeting on the
Capitol Grounds, and dance in the
evening.
The cold reliable" steamer Mplt.
nomah entered upon her run Mon.
day. thoroughly renovated and in
hrst-class order for renewal of her
lucky career.
The following passengers left over
the y. r. N. and U. P. this week
James Mars, Denver. Col, D. E. May.
nard, Chicago. Ill.,, and r. G. O'Brien.
San Francisco. Cal.
The old Good Templars' hall which