Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-05-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CNY NEWS IN BR|EF
Mrs. y. \. Phillips visited Tacoma,
this week.
The May term of the Supreme
Court began Monday.
Part of the shingle mills resumed
operation last Monday,
Philip Hiltz leaves Monday for a
visit to the Worlds Fair
Mlllard Lemon has returned from a
surveying trip to kitsap county.
The Santa Barbara arrived Sunday
evening with full freight list for our
people.
lone Smith has bought lots Is, IA
and II block 2 Railroad addition,
Westside, for $3.50.
The Santa Barbara left this morn
ing, at 3 o'clock, for California ports.
laden with lumber.
William Mckinley, an attorney OF
Aberdeen, transacted business in the
Capital City, this week.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Grant, formerly OF this city, died
at North Yakima, Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Hildebrandt has returned
to Seattle after visit to her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Smith, in this city.
The Olympia High school beat the
Whitworth team, Of Tacoma, Saturday
at the bat, by score of IA to Z.
Philip Hiltz, of this county, has
been designated as an alternate to the
Republican National Convention.
George s. Hopkins has sold two lots
in Chambers addition to A. E. Young,
of Little Rock, for consideration OF
$3.50.
Mrs. Jesse Springer and Miss Pearl
Shaw, returned Monday evening from
a visit to relatives and friends in Sc
attic.
Miss Ida Hill, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Hill of this city, has been
reelected a teacher in the Tacoma
schools.
Isaac Hawk, the we.l-known farmer,
formerly of this county, is now con-
Quoting feed store at Colville, Stew
ems county.
E. B. Palmer, OF King, is Chairman
OF the new Republican State Commit.
tee and S. a. Madge the member from
this county.
The Olympia Senators beat the Co.
lumbia University team of Portland,
in a game of baseball, yesterday, by a
score of 8 to 6.
Mrs. Levisa NJ. Sizer, a pioneer resi-
dent OF this county, died yesterday, at
the hospital, after a long illness OF
Brights disease.
The Olympia Manufacturing and
Building Co., OF this city, has OBJ.
tanned the contract for erecting q
$4,000 concrete double store building
in Elma.
Sunday morning at IL o'clock Chris.
tian Science services will be held in
Parlor B, Olympia Hotel. Subject,
Soul and Body" The public is
cordially invited.
Thomas J. Kearney has bought of
Chas. H. Springer lot 3 of block 6,
p. ID. Moore's addition. A good house
Is included in the purchase, which was
for consideration of $50.
Mrs. Rebecca McNair Bloom, of Ia.
coma, formerly of this city, was up on
visit to friends this week. She and
her husband will leave in q few days
for visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. q. J. Hatch and her son Her.
man, formerly of this city, now OF
Oakland, CAL, are on a visit to Mrs.
Il. q. OBrien. Capt. Hatch operates
one of the steamboat lines out of San
Francisco now.
Sarah ]. Williams has bought of
Chas. Kune, for q consideration of
$1oO, three acres under cultivation ad-
joining the Chambers ranch, near
Woodland, In section 81, township Is
north, range west.
G. w. Snedigar' returned Sunday
from a prolonged visit in Southern
California. He was in the train hold
up near Sacramento, where the express
car was blown up by bandits and the
messenger killed. few days ago.
The McFadden's Flats" Co. per.
formed to the proverbial "small.
house" at Olympia Theater, on the
evening of the 9Th, and the arrival of
"Rrown's in Town" created no higher
degree of cordially Tuesday evening.
Gertie Walker, aged IA, and Joe
Bloom, aged %, a runaway couple from
Seattle, who we're captured at Rsinier,
Saturday, by e. G. Morris at that
place, were married in Seattle last
night by Judge George. The marriage
ended what threatened to be . serious
criminal charge against Bloom.
Frank V. DonnelIy is in Portland to
represent Sol Simpsons interests in
REIMBURSEMENT of the steamship Ore.
gon which has been under charter to
the 0. r. & N. Co. The vessel will 90
on the Nome route. Mr.. Donnelly
and his wife. who is with him, will
come around as passengers on her.
Chas. H. Barrett, of this city, has
just received a letter from his uncle,
John Barrett, of Nome, Alaska, that a
claim belonging to his nephew in the
Clarence mining district. has turned
out to be veritable bonanza. Mr..
Barrett will Immediately close out his
affairs here and 60 northward to take
charge of his property.
Miss Viola Fuller, carnival queen in
this city last Summer, and d. w.
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