Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-08-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Foggy mornings.
james Radcliffe and family will
soon move to Whatcom.
b. X. Deal has sold his barber shop
to a man named Graham.
The dredger is engaged 10 finishina
up its work in the channel.
f. Heye has moved with his family
from Tumwater to this city.
Mrs. w. n. Harris and children are
visiting relatives at Shelton.
The Santa Barbara sailed yesterday
from San Francisco for this port.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartness left Tuesday
for u six weeks visit to Michigan.
John McClelland has bought Rem
Pattison's handsome yacht, Evelyn
g."
Jas. H. Price and son have returned
from a five weeks visit to Ruckles.
Ogn.
Frank Ruth, of Rainier, made q
pleasant Call upon the STANDARD,
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Brassfeld and family left
Wednesday for an extended visit with
relatives at Queen City, Mo.
Milton Giles returned Tuesday from
San Francisco, where he has been on
parade with the Grand Army.
Mrs. w. II. Britt and son left Tues.
day for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Tennessee and Georgia.
An aged lady named Borden died at
the hospital yesterday. She was from
Centralla and died of paralysis.
Mrs. H. w. Harris and daughter OF
Lewis county, are visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. S. S. Churchill, of this city.
James Fell, of the Farmers Co.
operative Creamery, left Tuesday, for q
months visit to Brantford, Canada.
The next steamship for Alaskan
ports will leave on the 10Th inst, and
one for San Francisco on the LIST prox.
The Multnomah will make another
excursion to Bremerton, Sunday,
where the baLtleship New York is ly-
ing.
A one and one.third rate has been
made for hop-pickers this season over
the Northern Pacific to and from the
hop-felds.
Ida Eleanor Rose, of Nina, was
Monday, examined and ordered COM
mitted to the Steilacoom asylum by
Judge Linn.
Miss Nina Mcdonald, of Puyallup,
was the guest OF honor at an enjoyable
party given by Miss Maude McFadden,
Tuesday evening.
The hum of industry is becoming
80 strenuous in this city as to be audi.
BILE on Sundays. Is this progress up.
ward or downward?
Mrs. Inez Wiley returned Wednes-
day from visit to her former home
in Maine, accompanied by her niece,
Miss Clara Huntley.
Mrs. VIM. McMicken returned home
Monday from pleasant outing of .
lew weeks with her con Morris and
family. at Wenatchee.
The Foresters took in fifteen new
members Wednesday night, and like
number are knocking 1t the gate for
admission next meeting.
Mrs. Mary E. Hartman has obtained
. decree of divorce from her husband
Jasper Hartman, on the grounds of
cruelty and non-support.
The Tigers won their last game
that will probably be played as team
last Friday, beating the Maroons, Of
this city, by q score of 4 to 2.
Miss Laura Rose, late stenographer
and typewriter in the Office of Israel
& Mackay, contemplates change OF
residence to Southern California.
c. J. Leroy has sold his fruit stand
on Fourth street to w. NJ. Hendricks,
formerly partner of N. C. Davis, in
the same business next door west.
Mr.. Mottmap has let contract to
T. P. Bluvelt for cementing the walls
of the Reed block, now known as the
postoffice building. The cost will be
$500.
Ed. R. Rabbeson OF this city and
Miss Vroblaskey oil Tacoma, were mar
ried Wednesday evening, at the Raj.
nier hotel, Justice Milton Giles OF.
iciating.
Representative Jones, of North Yak.
ina, has been in the city this week,
lining up the faithful for counting
and asserting previous to mapping out
plans for future conquest.
Chas. w. Num-. OF Tenino, was mar.
ried Wednesday to Miss Lorena Clark,
OF Pe-Ell. Mr.. N. is in the employ of
the Great Northern Coal Co., 1T Te.
pino, where their home will be.
The steamer Cottage City left Seat.
tie yesterday for Alaskan ports with
the following passengers from this
city: Miss Margie Henry, for Ketchi.
kan, and Leo Wyandearo, for Wrsn.
gel.
VIM. N. Trosper, one of the best
known farmers of Bush prairie, died
a. the home OF his son, Samuel Tros-
per, on the 10Th inst, at the age of
% years. He was q native of Ken.
lucky and leaves wife and several
grown children. Interment was made
Saturday in Bush prairie cemetery.
The following passengers left over
the V. r. and o. r. N. this week :
Clyde Perkins and Miss Lulu Murphy.
Omaha. Neb.; Mrs. G. NJ. Over and
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson, Kansas
City, Mo-; Mrs. w. H. Britt and son.
Memphis. Tenn, and Geo. E. Fillev.
Chicago. All these passengers have
bought return tickets.
A suit has been brought entitled "Ia re
Ada Mackey rs. c. r. McKee,"
Shows how funny conditions NAV be.
In purely personal controversies.
And now the matter to the courts will
90,
And the result when sifted only show,