Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


William Schinke has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs.. NJ. O'Connor gave card party
"Wednesday evening.
\ son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon D0vell.
Mrs. Geo :. Allen, of Little Rock,
spent sunday in this city.
Mrs. Frank Blakeslee visited friends
down the Sound, this week.
4 son was born on the 18th inst. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Winstanley have
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Ed. Rogers, who has been quite i'll
OF typhoid fever, is convalescent.
Frank Ruth, of Rainier, made a
pleasant call on the STANDARD Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Foster returned
yesterday from their bridal tour to
California.
Dock Simmons came in from Mud
Bay last evening to attend the Demo
cratic rally.
The second carload of steel has
arrived for construction oil the annex
to the brewery.
F. NJ. McCully is attending the
teachers institutes in Whatcom and
Skagit counties.
James Lasityr, of Seattle, has pur-
chased the Bon Ton barber shop OF
Gardner & Collins.
The Greyhound will make two trips
to Tacoma Sunday, connecting with
the Flyer for Seattle.
Mrs. S. Sternburg returned, Tues.
day, from protracted visit OF eighteen
months to Fatherland."
Electric lights have been ordered in.
stalled at the Northern Pacific depot.
"Better late than never
The convention of fire chiefs lately
held in Vancouver, b. c., selected
Portland as their place of meeting
next year.
Miss Julia Foster left Monday for
her home in Cincinnati, Ohio. She
has been on visit to her sister, Mrs.
G. S. Eaton.
The Republican "First Voters
Club" is said to be fifty strong, and
Frank L. Cotter is President of the
organization.
Me- T CI.;,,o- ca, -o.,,.,aJ
Sunday from a trip to Aurora, Iowa,
where they have been spending the
Summer with relatives.
C. H. Hillman and Miss Jessie E.
Smith were married last Friday, Rev.
J. w. Satterthwaite officiating. They
will reside in California.
Win Wright is about to move the
West Hotel, corner of Fourth and
Columbia, to the sidewalk line and
make repairs to the building.
c. Holthusen and wife have arrived
in San Francisco after visit East,
where they will spend few days with
friends before returning home.
Mrs. J. H. Mort, who has been spend
ing the summer with her sons, Melton
and Leo, in San Francisco, returned
to her home in this city Sunday.
The registration books closed Tues.
day evening with total OF 1885 Of
city voters, or an aggregate OF nearly
800 votes more than any former list.
Harry Plamondon lost two fingers
last Friday while working in the
shingle mill at Bordeaux. His hand
was caught by saw he was operating
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Swan have re-.
turned from the Worlds Fair, and ex.
press themselves as much pleased with
what they saw at the great exhibition.
George E. Filley has returned from
his Eastern trip. Mrs. Filley is COM
ing home by way of California and
will remain in San Francisco a few
days.
Stanley Lister has returned from a
business trip to Portland and the har.
Dor cities. He reports business PROF.
poets as excellent wherever he has
been.
Mrs. H. Speckart and daughter left
Tuesday, for their home at Los An
geles. Cal. They had been on a visit
to Mrs. SIS sister, Mrs. Leopold
Schmidt.
Hawley's mcrry-go-round started
Monday night on the Blinn block.
corner Of Main and Union streets, and
closed the following night for want OF
patronage.
1t is we'll for advertisers to remem-
Der that the STANDARD is the best
advertising medium. 1t is read by
more people in Thurston county than
any other paper.
CLEOPATRA" concluded that she
would not be jammed up as closely to
other " attractions" and very wisely,
we think, Cancelled her engagement
here for Saturday night.
c. A. Cline, once a legislator, and
publisher of the State Journal month
or two in this city. passed through
town this week for Gray's Harbor towns
to make Socialist harrangues.
The little daughter of Mrs. d. r..
1SIIN duu IWO SOLS vi Mr5. V. w.
Henderson, all living at the residence
of Rev. r. NJ. Hayes, are afflicted with
the prevailing aiiliction, diphtheria.
When any of our local business
men send to Tacoma for their sign.
boards. it is sign that at least one
class of our tradesmen would be justi
fled in going to Tacoma to do their
buying.
Peter Schmidt, of the Olympia Brew.
ing Co, has returned from the East.
where he has been for some time Sc.
Letting machinery for the new bottling
works in San Francisco, to be managed
by the Harris Bros.
The city registration stands bv
wards: First 347, Second 222, Third
22O, Fourth 227, Fifth 265 and Sixth
1G0. Outlying precinct, Third ward