Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-04-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


for 4 visit down the Sound.
G. W. Rutledge recently sold his
place at Rochester to Ed. Huston.
The registration for the primaries
stopped Monday at total OF ,lG3.
\ daughter was recently born to
the wife OF 5. Hartman, near Lacey.
The next steamship for Alaskan ports
will be the City of Seattle, Tuesday.
Fugleman Thacker denies that he is
a candidate for the State Senatorship.
Chas. Tellafaro, the Eastside barber,
returned last night from down Sound.
Prof. McCully is east of the noun
tains in the interest of institute work.
John Leonard and family left Satur-
day over the y. 7. route for Edna,
Missouri.
Messrs. Israel & Mackay, Clark's
attorneys, have applied for review
OF the case.
A. ii. Chambers has succeeded Con.
molly & Chambers in the Olympia
Meat Market.
Miss Bertha Reynolds has returned
to Seattle, after a few days visit to
Miss Pearl Shaw.
1t is reported that C. w. Grant, for
merly Of this city, is i'll in the hospital
at North Yakima.
Ted Burntrager has returned to this
city and is again with the Olympia
Light & Power Co.
Mrs. Melvin DeShaso has gone to
Bakersfield, Cal, on a three months
visit with relatives.
Hazen w. Maynard visited the har-
Dor this week in the interest of his
Olympia creamery.
David E. Hartman, a prominent
farmer and dsiryman of Sherlock, was
in the city Tuesday.
Volume % OF the Supreme Court
reports Of the State of Washington is
ready for distribution.
c. w. Schaffer has bought the resi-
dence on Twelfth street, known as the
Root property, for 81, 100.
A daughter was born last week. in
Washington, D. c., to Mrs. Robt. STEM
ner, formerly of this city.
The Gray's Harbor train will after
Sunday arrive Is minutes earlier than
heretofore, or at 6 80 p. NJ.
Mrs. Thos. Macleay is home from
an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs.
]. H. Pelletier, at Spokane.
The schooner Redfeld sailed from
this port Tuesday with FULL cargo OF
lumber for San Pedro, Cal.
c. S. Reed, Supt. OF the Reform
School at Chehalis, and wife, spent
Easter with friends in the city.
VIM. Candy, a logger, is confined
to the hospital with a badly injured
shoulder received by an accident.
The Tenino Aerie of Eagles gave
their first ball Saturday evening which
was success in every particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lilly, who re-
parents of a bright little daughter.
Mrs. N. r. Bridges was called to
Portland, Saturday, by the serious ILL.,
ness of her father, D. w. Crandall.
Councilman J. F. Kearney and fam
lily returned Saturday evening from an
enjoyable months visit to California.
Lloyd Hunsaker, OF Everett, WAS up
on visit to his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Chambers, this week.
E. B. Raymond has begun the cree.
ton of fine residence on the north
east corner of Fifth and Adams streets.
Chas. Carver of this city, and Miss
Jennie johnson of Shelton, were unit
ed in marriage by Justice Giles, Mon.
day.
Mrs. H. A. Korter and daughter,
of Yakima, passed through the city
week for Shelton, to visit their former
home.
Oily 10 again airing his enthusiasm
at the end OF long pole; an old stub
broom being held aloff rs a token of
proves.
Mrs. C. NJ. Bolton is now singing at
the Edison tbeater, and Mrs. Kate
Martin manipulates the ivory as &C.
companist.
The Mutual Lumber Co. has sold
the furnishings of the company's ho-
tel adjoining it's mill at Bucoda 10
Fred. Grove.
Claude Weston injured an eye the
other day by burning it with ammonia
with which he was working. No seri.
Gus Injury will result.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gresl will leave
next Tuesday for visit to his old
home in Wisconsin. They expect to
be gone two months.
Miss Ranney, OF Aberdeen, has been
selected to fill the place in the high
school made vacant by the death oil
Mrs. Margaretta Keyes.
Christian Science services in Parlol
B, Olympia Hotel, at II o'clock Sun
day morning. Subject, Doctrine OF
AtOnement." All are welcome.
Edgar L. Ludwick, son of the Meth
odist minister at Bucods, has received
the free scholarship accredited to thi,
county in the State Agricultural Col
lege.
d. T. Drewry has bought so acres o
land in section !, township II, rang,
2west, from E. Mum, for 81, 300 TIL,
land adjoins the Drewry place on Busl
prairie.
Guy Tilley, U. S. Chinese Inspector
who came over to help "de gang,
Tuesday, returned the next day to hi
legitimate duties at Sumas, Whatcon
county.
The Scobey-Lord combine carrie.
the county by a majority of 142 81
votes to Is 2-5 for the Boxers-th
Recorder push, said to be backed b,
Gov McRrida