Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-09-25

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Autumn season began yester-
day.
Band concert to night, weather per
hitting.
Mrs. A. :. Ruth made trip to Ia
coma yesterday.
Miss Tate Henry is on visit to
friends in Tacoma.
The city has accorded the Westside
mill fire alarm box.
Mrs. J. H. Price and son are visiting
friends at Ellensburg.
Frank Williamson made business
trip to Seattle, this week.
Miss Blanche Chambers goes to Port
land to day to visit the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Heustis left Mon
day for their home in the East.
Miss Whittier opened school in the
Chambers Prairie district Monday.
Revival meetings will begin in the
Christian Church, on the 29th inst.
Mrs. Eunice NJ. Turpin has returned
from q visit to friends at Hoquiam.
T. N. Henry returned Wednesday
from business visit to South Bend.
Miss Jaeger, of Seattle, is on visit
to Mrs. Geo. w. Hopp of Tumwater.
Mrs. McMicken and daughter left
yesterday for visit to the Queen City.
Earl Mcintosh has gone to Pull.
man to enter the Agricultural College.
The next steamship for Alaskan
ports will be the City OF Topeka Mon
day.
Robt. Shore is suffering from q
wound in his foot inflicted by rusty
nail.
II is reported that Frank Mossman
has purchased the Bay View Hotel at
Aberdeen.
l. ". Mossman, a hyas ancOtty tiHa-
cum, is over from Portland ON q visit
to relatives.
Harry Todd and wife, of Wellsville,
Kas., have arrived to spend the winter
in Olympia.
Joseph Barrett and bride returned
to Portland yesterday, after visit to
relatives here.
The Santa Barbara was to have
sailed from San Francisco for this
port yesterday.
Tnos. Chambers has sold to Thos.
Gastaug a 4O-acre tract near Chambers
Lake, for $3.50.
Mrs. Albert Olson. of Seattle, is on
visit to her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
David Mitchell.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Uriah Cunningham died last Friday
of cholera infantum.
The entertainment of the Fire
Chiefs closes tonight At the Olympia
hotel with banquet.
Frank Wiman was called TO Everett
Wednesday by the illness Of his wife
who was visiting there.
The bark Dovenby is about ready TO
sail from this port with a cargo OF
lumber for Chilean ports.
Bessie Satterthwaite has gone to
Hoquism to take charge of \ photo
graph gallery at that place.
P. Stixrud was fined $3.50 by Justice
Giles, Tuesday, for riding his bicycle
on the Main street sidewalk.
L. E. Duval has bought of Morris
C. Crandall, lot 3, Garden addition to
Olympia, for the sum OF $500.
Claude Mann has gone to Portland
to take position with w. P. Fuller
& Co., the paint and oil house.
Frank Proud left Monday for Mime.
apolis to enjoy . vacation from his
duties in the State Auditors Office.
Martin Holman has sold the south
half of lot Is. Orchard Park addition,
on Westside, to Thomas B. J. and Joe
eph Cline, Jr., for $500.
Secretary Garrison Of the Capitol
Commission, has been suffering with
severe Inflammation of his eyes. the
past few days.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane, OF Eastside,
accidentally caught her foot in hole
in the ground Tuesday and fell, break.
ing her ankle.
Mrs. A. E. Laberee left Saturday for
Guthrie Center, Iowa, in response ia
. telegram announcing the serious i'll.
ness of her father, Chas. Root.
Chas. Vietzen has bought of E. s.
Horton lots 2 and s of block 10 of Syl.
vester plat, for $500. The property is
situated at the lower end of Main
street.
T. H. Phipps, our popular grocer
made an address on Transportation
How Improved" at the State meeting
of men of his trade, at Everett, last
Friday.
Jesse s. Kearns and Miss Nellie
May Frost, OF Little Rock, were united
in marriage Ut the home of the bride
Sunday afternoon. They will reside
in Olympia.
Mrs. c. H. Guiberson was the re.
cipient OF an enjoyable party last even.
ing given in honor OF her birthday, BY
Mrs. Bridges, at the latter's home on
Eighth street.
A check for $l43.6O rendered fol
payment of delinquent taxes against
the Olympia Hotel, on street improve
ments, was accepted by the Council at
its last meeting.