Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-10-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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The October term OF the Supreme
Court began Monday.
JOS. Kesrney ard family visited
Tacoma friends this week.
Mrs. Hans Goldenberger has been
granted decree Of divorce.
Mrs. G. F. Convey left Monday for a
visit with relatives in the East.
George Brazel, foreman of the Black
Hills camps, was in the city this week.
Lawyer Israel paid visit to Skagit
county this week on professional BUSH
ness.
DIR. LYDIA and Ed. Rogers are on 3
hunting and fishing trip to Hartstein
Island.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson has been called
to Portland by the serious illness of
her father.
w. 8. Maris and wife returned to
Seattle yesterday after Q visit to rela.
tives on Eastside.
The third annual ball of the local
lodge X. of P. will be held ON the
evening of Nov. 18th.
An increasing interest is reported at
the revival meetings held nightly in
the Christian Church,
"Billy" Klaumbush, the popular
barber, has returned from several
months stay in Nome.
Capt. l.. B. Hastings, the pioneer
and well.known steamboat man, paid
the capital visit Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledford, OF Little
Rock, are the happy parents of win.
some maiden Of tender age.
Capt. Pierce and family now occupy
their beautiful home, corner of Wash.
ington and Thirteenth streets.
After next Monday the departure OF
the Capital City will be an hour earlier
at 3 80 instead of 4 80 p. NJ.
Frank NJ. Convey is now at Che.
mulpo, Korea, where we have been
notified to send the STANDARD.
Mr.. f. E. Taylor has been chosen
leader of the Capital City Band to sue.
coed Shorty" Davis, who has resigned.
J. Schlumpf and wife, of Seattle,
were up this week on a brief visit
Mrs. S. is sister to Mrs. r. C. Owings.
The Peoples University team won
the first battle at football, Saturday.
from the Montesano boys by score OF
II too
Mrs. T. J. Anders and daughter left
Tuesday for visit to relatives in
Ohio. They will be absent q couple
Of months.
L. M. Schott, of the firm of Frost
Bros, cigar and liquor dealers of Louis.
vile, KY, was doing business in the
city this week.
The steamship Umatilla will sail
from the Sound for San Francisco TO-
day. The Topeka left for ports north
ward, last night.
The Capital City Band have an
nounced q concert at Tenino, Sstur.
day evening. After the concert they
will play for ball.
Mrs. c. s. Eaton and her sister Miss
Foster, left Monday for Cincinnati,
Ohio. Miss F. has been making an
extended visit here.
Mrs. Ida M. Scofield has returned to
her home at Kamilche after pleasant
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. g. J.
6wayne Of Eastside.
Bert. Tunin is on q visit to his
brother, the popular boniface of The
Olympia. This is the first time they
have met in fifteen years.
Howard Mckinney and Miss Pearl
Howard were united in marriage Sun.
day, at the residence of tho brides
parents, by Rev. w. s. Crockett.
Don't forget the meeting tonight 10
the courtroom to consider the final
report Of the citizens committees on
the Porch Column factory subsidy.
Daniel Sayidge, head lineman in the
local telephone service, has been ap-
pointed manager of the Sunset Office
ct Mount Vernon, 10 Sksgit county.
Capt. Hambright has received the
sad news of the death of his sister,
Mrs. r. H. Hinton, in Philadelphia,
Wednesday. She was 70 years of age.
Annie ST. Germain has begun suit
for . divorce from her husband Frank
st. German, in the Superior Court.
They were married less than . year
ago, At Olequa.
Ernest Morrow had his right arm
broken, by the upsetting of his wagon,
Saturday, while coming to town. He
Was likewise badly bruised about the
head and shoulders.
Tom 1smay, who has been ON . visit
abroxu asks the question il il is in
deed true that the Republican ring Of
Olympia had decided upon running
Guy Tilley for Mayori
Willis L. Bunker of Laban, and
Miss Anna ]. Isom of Centralia, we're
united in marriage, by Justice Giles,
Tuesday afternoon. They will reside
At taban, Pacific county.
Qrrin Graves, the young man who
recently lost both feet while ct work
10 the Westside mill. will receive a..
0OO from an accident insurance com.
pany in which he held . policy.
Chas. Stewart. the painter. yester-
day sold his home 8O8 Third street, on
Eastside. to T. A. Clark, for consider.
alton of 5000. The property consists
of fraction over one lot and dwell.
ling.
Well, welll Still another fraternal
order is to be instituted in this city.
1t is the "Fraternal Brotherhood u
and it will be set afloat to night By
Miss Jorginson and A. de Pene, 90 on
says.
The railroad company has settled
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