Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-12-04

First ki!ling irO-t ol the season on NOV. lIth
average date, Nov. nd.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Vote for Troy.
Frosty mornings prevail.
City election next Tuesday.
Vote the Democratic ticket.
Patronize the STANDARDS advertise
ers.
Olympia stores are all aglow with
pretty things.
Plumbers woke up this morning
with pleasant smile.
Mottman's toy store in Reed block
is doing a thriving business.
An addition to the street-car barn
is being built upon Eastside.
This has been good week for new
subscribers to the STANDARD.
Matt Carlson and Miss Hilda X.
Pyro have been licensed to wed.
A bright little boy graces the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Allen.
"Tobe" Husk, of this city, has
opened barber shop at BucOda.
Don't the Republican city campaign
present queer mixture of discordant
factions?
Judge Linn held court in Seattle
this week, in the absence of one of
the Judges
Philip Eiltz has sold $50 acres of
timber land in section 36 to j. S.
Jameson, for VI AGO.
Mrs. Milton Giles returned Q few
days ago from visit to relatives in
Kansas and Nebraska.
Daniel Brown intends to leave next
week for that heaven of rest for Olym-
pians-Los Angeles, Cal.
The best results are secured by ad-
vertising in Thurston county's best
medlum-the STANDARD.
The Democrats will meet in grand
rally at the Socialistic headquarters,
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Billy" Kearney has gone to South
Bend where he expects to 60 into
business with his brother Henry.
In cut-glass Simenson leads. He
has an endless variety of beautiful
articles in that line suitable for souve.
Mrs.
George A. Avery has secured the
agency of the old and reliable Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machines for this
county.
w. w. Whipple, large stock hold.
er in the Mutual Lumber Co., of Blu.
coda, is preparing to build . $500, 600
hotel in Portland.
E. A. Enz and Miss Cynthia Good
ard were united in marriage, last Fri.
day, by Rev. Satterthwaite. They
will reside at Doty.
Mrs. c. F. Greene, of this city. was
called to San Francisco, Monday, by
telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness of her mother.
The steamship Valencia will sail for
Alaskan ports tomorrow, J. g. Nc.
CLARITY being . passenger by her for
juneau from this city.
The Olympia Door Company have
reduced hours Of daily labor in their
factory to eight. with corresponding
decrease in the wage-rate.
A vote for Frank Blakeslee is vote
for clean and economical adminis.
tration of city affairs. Place an x OPP
posite his name for Mayor.
Mrs. H. D. Jamison, wife Of the
brother Of the well-known logger, died
in Jamison's camp, near Mud Bay
Friday night, from uremic convul.
sions.
The play of i" Jed Prouty" without
Richard Golden, 10 somewhat like at.
tempting Hamlet without the ghost.
still there are people who endeavor to
do it.
Lawyer & Filley's establishment has
put on holiday attire and q myriad oil
electric lights to bring out the beauties
of the splendid stock OF seasonable
goods.
The Supreme Court has sustained
the judgment of the Superior Court
of Douglas county against Thomas s.
Wood, of fifteen years imprisonment
for incest.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the judgment of the Superior Court
OF Whitman county in sentencing H.
Eubanks to the penitentisry five years
for horse-stealing.
E. E. Taylor, late of the firm oil
Taylor & Avery, has engaged in bust.
ness in Seattle, and has moved hi
family there to make it their homo fol
the winter at least.
Jacob L. Brown. the pioneer barber
who lately retired from business 10
this city, left Wednesday for St. Louis
to visit his aged mother, who is ill
The length Of his stay is indefinite.
The Northern Pacific is improving
its team roadway west of the track al
the depot, to aid in the delivery o.
freight. by the train service. A train
load of gravel has alread y been placed
The Supreme Court has sustained
the judgment of 5000 obtained BY
Albert G. Towle, against the Simpson
Mill Co., at Ballard, last May, for in
juries received in operating . shingl,
machine.
The steamer Caswell brought uy
Wednesday a party of excursionistI
from the high school at Vaughn. L
consisted at eighteen, including pupil
and professors. They spent the day il
Tumwater, the Capitol and viewing oh
jects ofinterest. returning yesterday.
Alpha Encampment No. l, l. o. o
F., elected the following officers