Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-01-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

on visit - his parents.
Chas. Allison is back from an ex.
tended stag in Colorado.
J. f. Goodridge and Nellie Johnson
have been licensed to wed.
Harry Wyandearo has gone to Sc
attic to attend a business college.
Miss Leona Inman, OF Arcadia. has
opened term of school at Rainier.
Mrs. jeanette Billings is still quite
i'll from cold and throat affection.
Attorney Geo II. Funk made pro.
fessional visit to Tacoma, this week.
w. c. Fowler and wife, OF Everett,
are on visit to Secretary of State
Nichols.
The condition OF the Sister Super
ioress OF the hospital remains I'M
changed.
Bert Daniels and wife left over the
Southern Pacific, yesterday, for Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
Mrs. F. III. Sylvester, of Spokane, is
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Glidden.
Prof. Geo w. Sickles, principal OF
the Tumwater school, has rendered
his resignation.
T. F. Mentzer and wife, prominent
residents of Tenino, we're visitors to
our city, this week.
Mrs. Gabel, mother Of ]. A. Gabel,
State Librarian, died Monday, at Che
halls, aged Y years.
G. II. Uhler has resigned his posi-
ton as Secretary of the Olympia De-
velopment Company.
7. G. Gosser has returned to Salem,
Oregon, after ten days visit to his
old home at Shelton.
Pete Berlin is wearing broad smile.
1t was a boy, who came to brighten
his home, Wednesday.
William Blackman was reelected
President of the Federation of Labor
at Spokane, yesterday.
The leap.year ball given by the
Foresters Saturday night was o sue
cess in every particular.
The State Board of Health meet in
this city to-day, to consider reports
from every county in the State.
Walter Chambers has sold his mar.
ket business to Tinkham & Crane. but
will continue his wholesale trade.
Walter Mitchell has begun a suit
for divorce from his wife Carrie
Abandonment is alleged as q cause.
E. B. Reitzel and wife. of Wallace,
Idaho. have been on q visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. S. Warren, of Tumwater.
The Centralia Basket Ball team beat
the Peoples University team of this
city, last week, by a score of 80 to 9.
Holthusen's restaurant re-opened
this morning for business and pre-
sents a neat and attractive appear
ance.
August Wise, an extensive fruit
raiser of Mud Bay, was in town Satur-
day and made pleasant call at our
office.
Florence Peters has sold to the
Light & Power Co. several blocks OF
land in Woodland addition to Tum-
water.
Judge Sturdevant and wife, who
have been visiting their daugh ter, Mrs.
2. M. Troy, left yesterday for their
home at Dayton.
The Tacoma " Skookum" Y. NJ. C.
A. team scored As in the match game,
Wednesday night, to bare 8 for the
local organization.
Mrs. w. H. Kneeland and daughter,
Alva, of Shelton, passed through the
city Wednesday on their way to Ia.
coma to visit relatives.
The sale OF the west five acres OF lot
3, Farmdale addition to Gate, was re-
corded Saturday as made by w. E.
Austin to Linn Hunter.
James E. Connolly. who conducts
the Shelton branch of Connolly &
Chambers extensive meat business,
was in the city this week.
A son was born to Melvin Thornton
OF Yelm, Wednesday, while the father
was in attendance on the Superior
Court in this city as juror.
The Ladies' Relief Society propose
to give card parties each month. The
first was held Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Geo. E. Filley.
Mark Reed, manager OF the Lum-
bermen's Mercantile Co., at Shelton,
came up yesterday to visit his father,
Hon. T. M. Reed, who is quite i'll.
There we're three runaway teams in
this city. Monday, and strange to say
little if any damage was done to any
OF them, or to persons or property.
William Anderson sold, Wednesday,
to Lawrence Kleeviet a forty-acre
tract of land near Yelm, in section 10,
township 16. range west, for $17O.
DIR. G. w. Hoffman has returned to
his home in Lamont, Iowa. He was
called here few days ago by the
death OF his daughter, Marie Lammon.
The Supreme Court has issued q
writ of mandate for Land Commission
er Calvert to select 100000 acres of
land for benefit of the State Univer-
sity.
The many Olympia friends of Judge
Mason Irwin will be pleased to learn
that he has about recovered from his
late severe illness at his home in
Montesano.
Frank Williamson is having some
location lines run near TeninO by
Surveyor Lemon, for roads to prose-
cute his extensive logging business in
that district.
The Capital City Military Band
has resumed practice under the di.
rection Of Prof. Davis. They furnished
good music for the Republican club
Monday night.
William, Roo1oes for,ro.t,, j.. ,roy1