Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-13
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Register.
Do so at once.
High tides are prevailing.
All kinds of weather this week.
Duck huntingis the popular sport.
Attorney Sharpstein, of Walla Walla,
is in the city.
Some of the country roads are re-
ported quite muddy.
Mrs. Katie Martin left Monday for a
visit to St. Paul, MINI.
J. II. Schively returned Sunday from
q campaign tour of Ohio.
The quarterly teachers examination
is in session at The Olympia.
Mrs. A. Davis left Monday over the
N. P. K. route for BrOok6eld, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Satterlee have
returned from their wedding trip.
The schooner Robert Dollar arrived
Monday for a cargo of lumber at this
port.
Attorney Mitchell left Wednesday
on a professional visit to down Sound
cities.
Only three days left in which to
register if you want to vote at the city
election.
Jacob Brown has sold his half inter
est in the barber business to VIM.
klaumbush.
Will Yeager sustained fracture Of
the collar bone, Saturday, while play
ing football.
Some people will have cause to be
thankful if they can afford turkey this
Thanksgiving.
The County Commissioners have ap-
pointed Tighe Mounts q Justice of the
Peace at Gate City.
Maggie A. Nelson, of this city, has
begun . suit for divorce from her hus-
band, John G. Nelson.
w. D. Mack, the lumberman, has
been quite i'll the past week, but is in
a fair way for recovery.
Mrs. P. F. Mcconnell, of Lsrned,
Kas., is on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Utterbach, of this city.
The Irene left yesterday with jolly
load OF Foresters to attend the big
initiation iu Tacoma last evening.
Charles Allison and Douglas Hopr
departed Monday for Pueblo. Col.
where Mr.. Allison expects to engage in
business.
The new Edison Vaudeville Theater
in Woodruff block. under the manage
ment of w. N. Harris, will open Mon
day night.
The Olympia Oyster Co. of Shelter
has bought oyster beds of James H
Tobin, comprising three and . hal
acres. for $4,000.
Miss Ida Hill, q teacher in the Ia
coma schools. spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
r. Hill, in this city.
John w. Gilmore, father OF Mrs. N
]. Ki.kendall of this city, died a
Ellensburg last Saturday, at the ad
vanced age Of 80 years.
David Drewry has sold lots Z, 8,
and 10, situated on Adams and Twenty
first streets, to Louisa NJ. Holland, TO
q consideration of $500.
Brad w. Davis is now an employee il
the Olympia Brewing Co.'s Office. hav
ing resigned his position on the lowe
Sound steamer Majestic.
John Alcorn and Miss Rachel Aus
tin were married Wednesday night, q
the residence OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Austin.
"Roxie" Moore slipped and fell Il
the sidewalk few days ago and sus
tanned injuries from which he ha
since been confined 70 bis bed.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Geer, of Ore
gon, came over Wednesday, to attent
the bedside of w. d. Mack q brothe
Of Mrs. G., who is seriously ill.
D. R. Utterback, an old-time Olym
plan, now engaged in the grocer,
business in Oakland, CAL, is up on |
visit to his parents in this city.
B. NJ. Morrow, engineer on tn,
Black Hills train, is laid up temper
arily, by having his foot crushed b,
the machinery of his locomotive.
ID. B. Garrison has sold his home il
PercivaPs addition, Westside, to N. s
Morehead, a recent arrival from Ohio
1t is reported that the consideration
was 81 500.
Virgil T. McCroskey, lately en-
ployed in the Sawyer & Filley dru
store OF this city, has established
business of his own at Colfax, know
as the Elk Drug Store.
The Coast and Cascade ranges G
mountains show an exceedingly heav
snowfall for this month, and empha
sizes the belief that the winter will b
one OF unusual severity.
Clay Woodland Of Gate City, an
Miss Ethel May Whittier of Fremont
were united in marriage 10 this city
Wednesday, and left Immediately 70
their future home at Gate.
A new way for owners of slot ma
chimes to "play even" is to take tn
lead nickels absorbed by them aroun
10 q rival dealer and feed" them L
biz little counter salesman"