Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-01-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Mayor Lord is reported quite i'll OF
typhoid fever.
Judge J. A. Kuhn is visitor from
Port Townsend.
Mis-. Flora Chambers is visiting
friends in Portland.
Alton Wiley has gone to California
for the benefit Of his health.
Pin-afore may now be said to be
noted as one-act "curtain-raiser."
Mrs. J. II. Price is now cOnvalescent
after several weeks siege of illness.
w. P. Cresey, OF South Bend, is on
a Welt to his cousin, Mrs. A. f.
Laberee.
Arthur L. Callow has gone to Elma
to take a position in +. l.. Minard's
general store.
Mrs. Emma Clean ham and Miss
Edna Gleanham left, this week, for st.
Stephens, n. B.
Chas. Vietzen has bought the inter.
est of his partner, Joe Sanford, in the
the "V. & S." saloon.
Mrs. Mort. Howe, of Tacoma, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cotter,
of Eastside, this week.
The Santa Barbara sailed yesterday
morning with cargo of 100000 feet
of lumber for Southern California.
A Miss Wilcox, OF Tacoma, is per.
forming some exceptionally good repOr-
torial work on the Evening Recorder.
]. r. Mcintyre Monday sold to C.
w. Morgan, of Tenino, so acres in
section 10. township II, range 2 west.
The Capital City has changed her
time Of departure to A :15 p. NJ, arriving
at Tacoma at 7:15 and Seattle at 9 As
Pm.
1. M. Barnes sold, Monday, lot 3 Of
block 3, in Wright's Central addition,
to Geo. NJ. Fitzgerald, for the sum Of
$500.
Charles Clark, the young man
implicated in the death of Leila Page,
has retained George G. Israel for his
defense.
Edgar Stafford and Miss Nora Long
mire, both prominent young people Of
Yelm, were united in wedlock . few
days ago.
G. E. Higgins has cold a tract Of
lit acres on Tenalquot prairie, to
Alfred E. Sickeuy, for q compensation
of 1885.
ITO night and Saturday occasional
rain; high southerly winds, diminish.
ing tonight" is the weather report
for today.
C. Squires has sold 10 Geo. Drewry
the south sixty feet of lots aud 8 Of
block 80, Sylvester plat, for consider
alton Of 800.
J. C. Robinson has received Q dis
patch announcing the death of his
brother, Chauncey Robinson, 1t Rife,
COL, Wednesday morning.
Louis 8. Barnard, the extensive
cattle-raiser, h as purchased 800 acres
of fine pasture land on Chambers
Prairie from w. w. Fleetwood.
John Gunslone has purchased q
farm Of 100 acres adjoining the old
Gunstone homestead near South I'm.
ion. the consideration being $3.50.
Mrs. Janette w. Smith. of Eastside,
has brought suit before Justice Giles
court for the value Of COW killed by
a Northern Pacific Railway train.
Hon. John B. Allen, ex-senator
from this State. came up this week tu
watch the Senatorial fracas and posi-
bly, enter the lists as dark-horse."
Judge Wingard, of Walla Walla
q resident of this city in the days oil
"Auld lang syne," is over to look after
some matters in the State Land Office
A "grand ball" was held in the
Collins school house on Chambers
Prairie. Saturday night. Several oi
our city folks we're present and re.
port splendid time.
Robert Montgomery, editor OF the
Sumner Herald, was . caller at the
STANDARD Office this week. He came
to the capital TO witness the beginning
OF the Senatorial SCRAP"
E. J. Berneche and H. f. Gervail
have bought the German Bakery from
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlett. The latter viii
retire to . comfortable home on the
Westside for much. needed rest.
The Light & Power Co. now run al
extra car, leaving Tumwater at GIL!
In the morning, for accommodation o
people Of the suburb who desire t
reach the city by seven o'clock.
The local train service on th.
Northern Pacific has changed to ont
hour and five minutes later, arrivin,
from Seattle and Tacoma at IL so A
N. and from Portland at 1:55 Pm.
Effie F. Allison, wife of Myron Ali
son, OF Tumwater, died Tuesday il
that suburb, where the funeral wal
held Wednesday afternoon, in tn
Methodist church. She leaves severa
children.
Mrs. w. A. Stark and Mre. Luthe
Campbell have been appointed Direc
tors OF School District No. Al, in plac
OF Mrs. Mary McBratney and Mr.
Khoda Eddy who have removed from
the district.
Elmer Giles, . con of the city mag
!strate, fell from a cupboard striking
bis head on the edge Of stove, Tues
day, infiicting q severe cut. He was
Tor time, unconscious, but is nos
out Of danger.
Chas. Wretter met with an acciden
In Rainier shingle mill. Tuesday
whereby the fleshy part of a thumb
was sliced off. The injury is q pain
Jul one, but will not result in seriou
Inconvenience.
Judge Schomber has been appointed
administrator of the effects OF Lei,
Page. deceased. As far as it is knowr
the estate consists merely OF the farni
ture and furnishings OF her house an,
few personal effects.