Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-09-11
CLOSING OF MAILS.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

UuI WlWO in Dnll[.
Oystermen predict lively business
this season.
A son was born to Mrs. c. w. Crow
ley, Monday.
The Hebrew New Year, 1864, oc-
ours on the 22d inst.
Chas. Koppler and wife have re-
opened the City Restaurant.
Fred. Brown has assumed the duties
OF County School Superintendent.
The steamer Caswell has been with
drawn from the Olympia-Shelton run.
The steamship Cottage City sails
from the Sound for Alaskan ports,
Sunday.
Judge II. A. Clark, wife and daugh.
ter, of Sterling, Kas., are on a visit to
our city.
Miss Julia Cavanaugh and brother,
Willie, are home from visit to friends
in Seattle.
Judge Linn is still confined to his
home with illness. but is reported as
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chambers and
daughter. Irene, are on a visit to down.
Saund cities.
A daughter was born, . few days ago,
to Mr.. and. Mrs. E. J. Hodge, of East
Fourth street.
Mrs. M. Booth and child left yes.
terday for Grand Rapids, Mich, over
the N. 2. R. route.
The disbanded Msroons will play the
Shelton team q game of ball at that
place next Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Gilbert has purchased q
house and Two two lots on Westside
from ]. r. Chaplin.
The weather report to-day reads !:
"To-night and Saturday cloudy; &C.
casional light rains"
Mrs. A. j. McCorkle left for Gu
perior, Col, over the 0. r. N and U.
P. lines, Wednesday.
NJ. q. Royal has been selected for
trustee of the bonus to be raised for
the cereal food factory.
Avery Reed was up from Shelton,
this week. on q visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Reed.
Chief of Police Taylor reported the
receipts of his Office for the month Of
August to have been $3lO.8O.
H. r. Weatherall vas up from Oys-
ter Bay, Monday, on business connect.
ed with his extensive oyster beds.
G. w. Rutledge, of Rochester, was
in the city a couple OF days this week
on visit to relatives and friends.
The first carload of shingles manu-.
featured by the new Lea mill at Tum.
water, were shipped to California, this
week.
Edward J. Montague and Miss Els.
Their Gonzales, both of Seattle, we're
united in marriage in this city on the
4th inst.
Next Monday Roosevelt will have
served two years as President, he hav.
ing taken the oath OF Office September
IA, 1901.
John w. Kegley died at his fathers
home, corner of Fifteenth and Frank.
lin streets. Monday morning, of ty.
phoid fever.
Capt. J. G. Parker has rented hi
Priests point place to A. C. Riddell
of Whatcom, who will reside there
with his family.
Grover E. Barr and Miss Leone
Stencil, of Seattle, have been an.
nounced to wed. Mr.. Barr formerly
resided in this city.
A. ]. Dalton, An old veteran Who ha,
been living on the Black river road
has gone to Orting to enter the Sol
diers' Home At that place.
Mrs. E. Libby and daughter left
Tuesday for Spokane after . two
weeks visit to relatives and friende
in Seattle, Shelton and this city.
Miss Addie Libby and her brother
Charles, formerly of this city, now OWE
and operate one of the leading photo.
graphic and art studios of Spokane.
The Council authorized opening Of
an eight.foot east and west alley, ia
the block bounded by Union and
Eleventh and Main and Washington
streets.
fire Chief Raymond has asked the
lily Council for an appropriation oil
$loO to entertain the heads of the fire
departments of the State, which meet
In this city on the 22d inst.
The Salvation Army has resumed
warfare against Sin in this community
and hereafter the dulcet strains of the
"old pennyroyals" will be heard a,
eventide on the lambert air.
Mrs. w. J. Plummer, seventeen
years ago resident of this city, is over
from Oregon on visit to friends. She
lives near Oregon City, where her hus.
oand Is employed at his trade OF paint.
Ing. She notes much change in our
city and its people.
Eight hundred and seventv.nine
school children were enrolled. Mon.
day, notwithstanding the opening fell
upon public holiday. which doubt.
less prevented full enrolment. The
attendance was distributed o. follows ::
Hlgh school. lis; Washington. 3l3;
lincoln, 327; Garfield, 81; Buffers
Cove, ~, and Eastside, IA.