Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-07-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


in Tacoma.
Mrs. Kate Martin is quite i'll at her
home on Sixth street.
The weather report for to day and
tomorrow is Fair"
Mr.. and Mrs S. J. Burrows are visit
ing relatives in Seattle.
Miss Jennie Boyer is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Seattle.
Judge T. n. Allen has returned from
an outing to Crescent Lake.
The ball at the Armory Saturday
evening was we'll patronized.
4 number of our people visited the
Carnival at Chehalis this week.
A daughter was born recently to the
wife of Marion Cummings, of Olympia.
J. II. Price left yesterday for three
weeks visit to his son, at Ruckles,
Oregon.
Miss Nellie Conant left Wednesday
for Castle Rock, Colorado, to visit
relatives.
A son has been welcomed at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Tucker,
Of this city.
Attorney Funk has gone to Cripple
Greek, Col. TO visit his brother, who is
seriously i'll.
The Westside ball team beat the
Mud Bay nine, Saturday. The score
was % to IL.
The capitol annex walls are to be
covered with acme plaster, at an extra
cost Of $1,000.
A game OF baseball will come off to-
day between the Kegley and Otis
Skinner teams.
Miss Nell Younger, of Oregon City,
Ogn., is the guest of Miss Grace Had
ley, of this city.
Miss Katie Farrell, OF South Bay,
left yesterday for a visit to friends ct
Eugene, Oregon.
The Baptist Sunday school will go
on picnic to Point Defiance on Tues
day, the 2lst inst.
The boilers and fixtures have ar.
rived for the Lea Lumber Co.'s new
mill at Tumwater.
Many of the loggers who came in to
spend the Fourth, have returned to
their fields OF labor.
George Braesey, q resident of Hart
stein Island, was granted naturaliza-
ton papers, this week.
H. D. Parent and Miss Lizzie C.
Price, both of Shelton, Tuesday &C.
cured license to wed.
Mrs. C. O'Connor, mother of G. w.
French, of "The Fair" returned to
Heppner, Ogn., yesterday.
Judge Hadley now occupies the
residence of J. H. Price. corner OF
Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Mr.. Rvtott, of Montesano, has pur-
chased five lots in block l, Summit
Park, and intends to build and reside
thereon.
Mrs. st. John has returned to Che
halls after an enjoyable visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mari, of
Eastside.
The st. Johns Sunday school held a
picnic at Jeal's point yesterday, the
steamer lone making two trips to carry
the party.
Lindley Moore, OF S. s. Churchilps
stationery store, has returned from a
two weeks vacation, spent in Eastern
Washington.
See to it that the moss is removed
from your roof. At this season every
precautionary measure should be taken
against fires.
For the best bread in the city 60 to
the Old Homestead Bakery. This pop
ular place is also headquarters for de-
licious ice cream.
The interior of the Recherche res
taursnt is being re.papered and
painted, and during the renovation
the place is closed.
J. F. Stranahan and Miss Frances
L. Beltz, both of Aberdeen, were yes
terday granted = license to wed by
Auditor Mckenzie.
The condition of John Lynch, ST.,
afflicted with carbuncle on the back of
the neck, remains about the same a.
reported in our last issue.
John Brown, formerly of Dallas
county, Iowa, now of Whatcom, il on
q visit to our city, where he may de.
eide to locate permanently.
Ed. Rogers and George Taylor have
made application to tho Council for
license to sell liquors at ll9 Fourth
street, the City Bakery building.
James Gallagher was brought up
from Shelton Tuesday and placed in
the hospital here to undergo treatment
'0r Ills incident to the drinking habit.
The warships at Bremerton having
lett, by orders OF the War Department.
the excursion advertised for SUNDAY to
that destination has been declared off
The city's Silsby fire engine was
Tuesday removed from the engine.
house to the shops of the Olympia
Iron Works, to be placed in first.clsss
order at cost of $500.
10. McCarrogher is engaged in fix.
Ing up the Tarrynot, the little steamer
recently purchased from the govern.
ment by Chas. Vietzen and Mr.. Ross,
machlnlst at the pipe factory.
1t is delightful surprise to visitors
at OConnor's store to find Bessie
burntrager again behind the counter.
ltis only temporary, however. Next
week she returns to Portland.
K. B. Bryan, State Superintendent
vi fuollc instruction is trying to thaw
oa' rheumatic pains in the hot springs
.. Boswell, Oregon. These springs
''e located in the Umpqua valley.