Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Everybody in the county reads the
Standard.
The new gambling law will go into
effect next Friday.
Mrs. Jos. Reder is the guest of Mrs.
c. +. kaler, at Shelton.
A son was born. Wednesday night,
to the wife OF L. Nelson.
The prospects for big fruit crop in
this county are excellent.
Miss Mabel Bennett is suffering from
inilammatory rheumatism.
the STANDARDS telephone number
has been changed to Main sc.
The steamer Arrow arrived at Sc
attic from Portland, Wednesday.
George Marvin Savage has returned
from protracted visit in Illinois.
The Santa Barbara departed yester-
day for Southern California ports.
The Irene has temporarily gone out
ofservice and is tied up at Shelton.
The Fo.esters and Woodmen play
ball" at Baseball Park, next Sunday.
The weather report to day reads:
"To.night and tomorrow probably
fair"
Workmen are engaged in installing
the ventilating service of the capitol
annex.
Rev. L. H. Baker, evangelist, is hold
ing a series of revival meetings in the
NJ. E. Church.
Eltney Van Epps is booked for re-
turn to Nome by the steamer Oregon
on the LIST prox.
Walter Guiberson is now an assistant
in the grocery business of his cousin
C. II. Guiberson.
The steam schooner Melville Dollar
will arrive next week from California
for load of lumber.
John Anderson was fined 1886 in
the police court, Wednesday, for being
drunk and disorderly.
Patronize the Old Homestead Bak-
cry for honest weight and good quail
i,y of your daily bread"
The graduating exercises of the
High echool are advertised to take
place in the theater this evening.
S. E. Barbee, a logger, was brought
up from Hartstein island, Tuesday,
with a cut foot, for surgical treat
ment.
A default judgment was entered
Saturday in application of Daley
Parker for divorce from Capt. Herbert
Parker.
Geo. A. Cue and wife, of Portland,
have come to our city to reside, Mr.. G..
being employed on the Mason county
logging train.
The next steamship for San Fran.
cisco will be the Queen, next Tuesday,
and for Alaskan ports, the City Of
Topeka, Sunday.
Four carloads of beer were shipped
this week for Nome and Dawson, to
cheer the spirits of residents of the
frozen northland.
Revolution OF Evolution" is the
subject of w. E. Copeland's address at
Socialists headquarters in the Hale
block, Sunday afternoon.
Several persons tainted in the inn
mense crowd fronting the platform
from which the President spoke, on
Capitol Park, last Friday.
E. B. Heye, of Tumwater, is con.
verting the old Dolan building, on the
corner of Thirteenth and Main streets,
into a handsome residence.
w. E. Copeland, of the Cooperative
Brotherhood at Burley colony, in Kit
sap county, is advertised to speak in
Socialists hall. next Sunday.
Secretary Nichols and Mr.. Schively
will visit Los Angeles, CAL. on bust
ness connected with the insurance
department of the public service.
Chester Collins and John Goss have
been taken to the Penitentiary from
Shelton, for attempted robbery and
assault with dangerous weapon.
Fred. Marshall, who runs q donkey
engine in one OF Bordeaux's camp,
had hand smashed the other day
and is now temporarily out of service.
The steamship City of Puebla sails
from Seattle for San Francisco today,
Mrs. E. Jacox and Mrs. C. Watkins
being passengers by her from this city.
Rec says that 81. C. Allen, OF Seat
tie, came down on legal business this
week." This is not the first attempt
of a tenderfoot to make water run up
hill.
Thomas H. Cavanaugh has been
elected Department Commander, G. A.
R., for this jurisdiction by the State
Encampment lately in session at Spo-
kane.
Mrs. Everett and her daughter,
Alice, who have been confined to the
pest-house with smallpox, the past
two weeks, are on the road to speedy
recovery.
The Fifth grade pupils of the Lin
coin school had picnic party on the
old Capitol grounds, under direction
of their teacher, Miss Kronberg, on