Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-09-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Monday is Labor Day.
Band concert tonight.
Charley Littlelohn has returned
from Alaska.
The chilly nights are driving the
campers home.
Mrs. A. f. Laberee lie home from q
visit TO Portland.
Aaron Hartsock ha. been quite i'll
the past few days.
Jack Doane left by the Dolphin
Saturday for Alaska.
The school year of the Peoples Uni
versity began Tuesday.
The military camp at American
Lake is now under drill.
Mrs. Eunice Turpin will spend the
winter in San Diego, Cal.
&c. CONNIE, of Yelm, called upon
the STANDARD, Wednesday.
Miss Eva Churchill paid a visit to
friends in Seattle this week.
All stores will be closed on Monday
Labor Day-after ii A. N.
Mrs. c. E. Hewitt, OF Tumwater, is
on a visit to the Queen City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reder are the
happy parents of baby girl.
"Jack" Lynch returned last night
from a short visit to Seattle.
The City Bakery has been closed
owing to lack OF patronage.
County Treasurer A. A. Phillips, had
business in Seattle this week.
A son was recently born to the wife
of Melvin Gordon, of Eastside.
The steamer Elwood took the Multi
nomah's run out this morning.
Lou Duval has returned from
timber cruise to the southwest.
Thos. Langridge and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Faulkner left
Wednesday for visit to Seattle.
The Multnomah will make another
excursion to Bremerton Sunday.
This is . month that contains an
"r" and the oyster season opens.
Miss Mabel Brouner left Wednes.
day for q months visit to Frisco.
Charlotte Lum, of North Yakima,
is the guest OF Miss Edna Dennis.
Mrs. C. H. Guiberson made a visit
to friends down the Sound, this week.
The dredger has finished her con-
tract in our harbor and gone to Sc
attic.
Judge Dunbar and family have
moved in from camp on the Deschuttes
river.
The Port Townsend Southern trains
now arrive and depart from the N. P.
depot.
A daughter was born on Eastside
Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cssteel.
Mrs. s. G. Richardson and daughter
Hortense, visited friends at Tacoms
this week.
Mrs. Lauman has returned TO Che
halls after q pleasant visit to Mrs. c
NJ. Moore.
Miss Flora Mcdonald, of Tenino
has secured a position in the local tele
phone Office.
Miss Mary Bennett has re turned t.
Sherlock after few days visit to thu
Misses Scully.
B. K. Deal has gone to farming OF
his father in-law's ranch, few miles
south of town.
Thos. Pollard and wife, of Yelm
visited Olympia friends a couple o
days this week.
The Santa Barbara will depart thi
afternoon with q cargo of lumber fol
California ports.
Miss Eta Fredson was up from
Shelton. a few days ago, on visit Il
Miss Ethel Baker.
Mrs. A. E. Seifert and family ar
over from Baker City, Ogn., on q visi
to Olympia friends.
Many new names are being added t
the STANDARDS subscription list. LIE
the good work 60 on.
Providence Academy opened it
school-rooms Tuesday, with an en-
couraging attendance.
We call the attention of our man
readers to the advertisement of Taylo
q Avery, in this paper.
The County Commissioners hav'
appropriated $50 for graveling portion
OF the South Bay road.
Two hundred and eighty-five hunt
ers' licenser have been issued by tn,
County Auditor to date.
A meeting Of the Fire Chiefs of thi
State will be held in this city on tn,
22d inst, lasting three days.
The dredger departed Saturday will
her mosquito fleet and sinuous tail O
piping for other fields OF activity.
Grant c. Angle, editor of the Jour
nal and Postmaster at Shelton, was il
the city on business last Saturday.
E. E. Martin has taken the position
OF Secretary of the Socialist State Cen
mittee with headquarters in Seattle.
CO.. Swayne is engaged with hi
pile-driver in extending the Westsid,
mill wharf 26O feet south and 100 fee,
wide.
Capt. Hambright left this mornin,
Tor Tacoma to have an operation per
formed on one of his eyes BY DR.
Wing.
Miss c. Helen Larson, of Fern Hill
Pierce county, is visiting friends a
Delphi, where she formerly taught
school.
W. o. Bush. the pioneer, who hal
been in the hospital some time past i,
steadily recovering from a seriou.
illness.