Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-05-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

from .Aihchd.
Olympia High School exercises take
pace at the theater this evening.
W. A. Avery has received some
heavy draft-horses lately purchased by
HIM in Oregon.
Charles f. Claypool, at Fairbanks,
Alaska, writes his wife in this city that
he expects to return home soon.
Il. c. Rourk, Of Metagalba, Nicar
aqua, is visiting b. l.. Hill, his assoc
place.
James Stanford has returned from
the University of that name in Cali
fornia and will spend the Summer a,
home.
Roy Lillico of Seattle. and Miss c.
l.. Young OF Portland, were united in
marriage last evening, by Rev. X. NJ
Hayes.
Policeman 4. J. Bennett and daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, are enjoying visit
from their relative, Mrs. Geo. Dwyer,
OF Chicago.
John McDavitt, OF Aberdeen, and
Miss |. Matlock, of Eugene, Oregon,
were united in marriage yesterday by
Justice Giles.
Omer Ross has sold tract of twelve
acres in section 80, township II north,
range 3 west, near Little Rock, to f.
+. Wilson, for 5000.
Ferrald kegley, youth about seven
years of age, WAS severely injured by a
stroke from baseball bat in the hands
OF companion yesterday.
Wright's band played in Tumwater
Park Sunday evening. to the great
delight of residents of that village and
many people from this city.
Attractions for to-night-Norris &
Rowe's circus. High school exercises
in the opera house, Edison theater, and
Wrights band concert in the park.
The attention of the many women
readers of the STANDARD is called to
the advertisement of Mrs. Wheeler
Porter, the milliner, in another COL
umn.
A. F. Brown and wife, of Oakland,
Oregon, are on a visit to the Sound.
Mr.. Brown is President of the Com
mercial Bank of that city, in Douglas
comfy.
Barton is moving bis plumbing es-
adjustment from Fourth street near
the draw" to the east half OF the I.
and B. hall, corner of Adams and
Fourth.
Christian Science services will be
held in Parlor B, Olympia Hotel, Sun.
day, at IL A. NJ. Subject, "God the
Only Cause and Creator" All are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamer Mccormick left
yesterday for their home at Lancaster,
Mich. Mrs. Mccormick is sister of
George Langridge, of South Bay, who
they have been visiting.
Tom Ismay has the framework of a
building up, at Tumwater, on the lot
adjoining Hewitt's drug store on the
south. When completed he expects to
conduct saloon therein.
The score Of the ball game played
yesterday by the Weidemanns and
Senators resulted in a score OF O to
IL. The former play better game on
the stage than in the field.
Mrs. w. W. Hayes, of Wichita, KS,
and her daughter Mrs. w. r. Rehm,
arrived Sunday, for an extended visit
with her brother, w. +. Cavanaugh
and her sister, Mrs. H. A. Van Eaton.
G. A. Hoffman, of Centralia, and
Miss Ruth E. Deming, of Ocosta, a
daughter OF F. G. Deming, formerly OF
this city, but now OF Ocosta and Sum.
nit, were married in Tacoma, Wednes.
day.
John MCGOWAN, book-keeper in the
Olympia Brewing Co.'s office, has been
assigned the San Francisco agency of
the Bellingham Brewing company's
beer, and will hereafter mako that
city his home.
The Washington improvement Co. e
wharf at Doffiemyre's Point, under
construction. is so by 100 feet, and i:
but a beginning of the extensive sys
tenn of docks that will grow with the
land improvements.
The Weidemann dramatic company
have baseball organization of theil
own, and quite a number OF the male
members belong to the Eagles, which
indicates that they are able to rur
and fly should occasion warrant.
r. J. Friedman crushed the frs
finger of his right hand quite severel,
the other day, by catching it between
the sprocket- wheel and chain of hi
bicycle. The injured member is, how
ever, in fair way of speedy cure.
Major John Kenzie, of the U. S
Army, has been detailed by the Wa
Department as instructor of the Ma
tional Guard of Washington. TIL,
Major will make his home in this city
bringing his family here to reside.
The Knights of Pythias have present
ed Mitchell Harris with splandid golt
watch and a charm set with diamonds
on his retiracy from the Office o
Grand Master of the Exchequer, ate
fourteen consecutive years OF service.
G. Kaufman, an old-time bushes
man. came up from Seattle to stten,
the funeral OF Louis Bettmau. H.
was for several years owner of a larg
drygoods store in the building now &C
cupied by the hoffman Mercantil
Company.
Edward F. Parker and Miss M larry I
Carpenter were united in m arriagt
Wednesday morning, Rev. J. w. Sat
terthwaite officiating. Mr.. Parker is
popular young logger of this county
and the brides home has been with he
parents at South Bay.
C. E. Dunlap. a pharmacist in tn
B. L. Hill Drug Co.'s service has bee
superseded by George Mitchell, OF Tt
coma, compounder OF equal profie
tapNv Mr. nnnlon voao cl,c