Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-06-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Thunder and lighting,
Summer begins next Monday.
Sunday will be the longest day Of
the year.
1t came in sheets with heavy rev.
CREATIONS.
Miss Irene Johnson returned to Sc.
attic, Monday.
Its like was never heard here by the
Oldest inhabltant.
P. NJ. Troy and family visited So.
attic early this week.
Advertise in the STANDARD and your
business will prosper.
]. r. Chaplin has returned from one
of his missionary trips.
Mrs. A. J. Falkuor is on visit to
friends down the Sound.
A new flag-pole was raised at Provi-
dence Academy yesterday.
A son was recently born to the wife
OF w. II. White, Of this city.
A daughter was born Monday to
Mrs. Chas. Leach, OF Eastside.
The Maroons we're again" Marooned"
Sunday, by the Aberdeen team.
Olympia's most successful business
men advertise in the STANDARD.
Judging from appearances Olympia
will have quiet Fourth this year.
Providence Academy will close this
afternoon for Summers vacation.
Mrs. d. J. Chambers and daughter,
Maude, are visiting friends in Portland.
Mrs. Harry B. Hubbard has re-.
turned to her home in Vancouver, B. G.
Mrs. Glen Crosby, of Centralia, died
this week. She was a prominent pio-
neer.
John Grimm has just completed
burning q kiln of 100000 brick on
Eastside.
Mrs. Frank Taylor has returned to
Seattle after visit to her son, Ernest
E. Taylor.
1t is said that a " soft. drink" dance.
hall will open on lower Main street, in
q day or so.
Robert Mari, the Eastside druggist,
made visit to his sons in Seattle,
Wednesday.
The school vacation will close Sept.
7th at which time the public schools
will reopen.
A COW was killed by lightning on
Frank Glidden's farm, at South Bay,
Monday night.
Capt. Mcdonald, it is reported, is
negotiating for purchase of the Wiley
line of steamers.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Garrison At.
tended she Christian Conference in
Seattle, this week.
Olympia flower gardens, lawns and
shaGe-trees present q handsome ap.
pearance just now.
The weather prediction this morn.
ing reads: Tonight probably show
ers; Saturday, fair"
A daughter is q recent arrival at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hagar,
of East Second street.
E. r. Camp and family have ar
rived from Minnesota and expect to
locate near South Bay.
R. G. Shore has sold lot 7 of the
Van Epps and Wiman addition, to
Frank Wood, for 81 900.
Mrs. F. N. Chase and daughter, Ruth,
returned last night from an extended
visit in the Queen City.
Miss Mabel Bennett has 80 far i'm.
proved from her late severe illness as
TO be about the hospital.
Mrs. E. A. Wallis, of Los Angeles,
CAL, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Mitchell, of Tumwater.
Clarence Underwood who has been
on visit to his mother, Mrs. Mason,
left Wednesday for Seattle.
The name of the new serial story
soon to begin in the STANDARD 10 " The
Land of the Changing Sum-"
Mrs. Mary A. Shannon and Mrs.
Frank Donnelly have returned from
an extended visit in the East.
VIM. A. Deggeler and Miss Lulu
Lish were united in marriage by Rev.
Il. M. Hayes, yesterday afternoon.
1t is said that tom cod are running
and can be caught in the bay out from
the Parker place near Priest point.
J.F. Gilbert and wife are late ar.
rivals from Mansfield, Ohio, who pro-
pose to make Olympia their home.
M. J. Mcdowell had his ankle dis.
located the other day, by the falling of
heavy plank in the Eastside mill.
Mrs. Samuel Percival, now of Taco
ma, who has been a guest of Mrs. S.
u. Ward, left Wednesday for home.
Mrs. Jesse Springer and her sister.
Pearl Shaw, have returned from a
winters sojourn At Colorado Springs.
A social dance will take place at
Oakvilie tomorrow night. The Olym-
pla Orchestra will furnish the music.
Abe COPYRIGHT, a graduate of the
olympia High school, is on a two
months visit to his home in Nebraska.
The City of Puebla left the Sound.
Saturday. for San Francisco, with J.
b. Curtis as passenger from Olympia.
Scores OF our people went down the
inlet Sunday, to enjoy days outing
on the beautiful shores of our lower
bay.
Bert Ready, the Westside mail.car.