Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-01-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

CNY NEWS IN BR|tt
Miss Helen O'Brien visited Tacoma,
Wednesday.
Lion Lodge No. 46 installed officers
Saturday night.
Allen White was in Seattle, this
week, on business.
The first snow of the season here
fell Monday morning.
Mrs. S. X. Taylor, of Oyster Bay,
visited here yesterday.
Mrs. J. r. Wood, a pioneer resident
OF this city, Is quite i'll.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. E. Wright, last night.
Walter Chambers made business
trip down the Sound, this week.
Mrs. Robert Mcintosh returned
Wednesday from visit to Portland.
Miss Lois Todd, Latin teacher at
the High school, is i'll with tonsilitis.
Miss Viva Israel is in q lair way OF
recovery from her late severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Labor have re-
turned from Green River Hot Springs.
Miss Anna Tarbell visited Seattle
this week, returning Wednesday even
ing.
G. A. Spike and Miss Dora Roberts,
both of this city, have been licensed to
wed.
Miss Ida Chambers has returned
from visit to her sister in Los An
geles, Cal.
Judge Milo Root was up from Sc
attic, this week, on business before the
Supreme Court.
John Pierce, of Tumwater, was taken
to the hospital, Saturday, suffering
from typhoid fever.
An endeavor is being made to organ.
ice a lodge of the Improved Order of
Red Men in this city.
Mrs. Sam. Woodruff and Mrs. ]. A.
Hamilton, Of Tacoma, visited Mrs. c..
NJ. Bolton, this week.
The city has concluded to pay the
smallpox service bills held up by the
preceding authorities.
Mayor Richardson went to Seattle
yesterday to attend q meeting of the
Red Cedar Single Go.
The Capital City Traction Co. has
asked for new franchise to build the
Westside street-car line.
Thos. Russell and S. w. Fenton, of
the TeninO stone quarry, had bust
ness in the city, this week.
The steamer Elwood has just come
off the ways at Ballard where she has
received q general overhauling.
Hazen w. Maynard, of the Capital
City Creamery, made business trip
down the Sound, early this week.
A petition has been presented to the
City Council for light at the juno.
ton of Central and Fourth streets.
Rogers & Taylor were granted by
the city Monday night, a renewal OF
the liquor license for The Oxford"
Mrs. Sarah Tice and daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Grim, left for Los Angeles
CAL, Monday, for the benefit of. Mrs.
G.'s health.
A license to wed hs been issued to
C. H. Walsworth, of Clear Lake, Wis.
and Miss Celia Weisenberaer, of St
Paul, MINI.
The big engine used at the Tenino
stone quarry for operating the chan
nellers was brought in Saturday, fol
repairs at our local shops.
The steamer Sequel, Capt. Bennett
dropped anchor in our harbor, Mon
day, where she will take in cargo OIL
lumber for San Pedro, Cal.
A. c. Little, formerly State Fish
Commissioner, and we'll known here
was married at South Bend, last Fri
day, to Mrs. Jennie Woods.
The new hotel building on MAR
and Seventh streets, at the west enc
of the N. p. tunnel, has been named
"The MITCHELL" after its owner.
7. N. Henry, by earnest solicitation
of patrons has taken the principalshiI
OF the Tumwater schools, made vacant
by the resignation of Mr.. Sickles.
The new officers of tho Olympus
Door Go. are C. H. Springer, President
Henry OFT, Vice President, and Geo
A. Etzel, Secretary and Treasurer.
A temperance revival has been il
progress at the Baptist Church THU
week, under direction OF o. w. Blaine
of Michigan, P. G. Chief Templar.
Philip, the infant son of Hugh
Doher.y of this city, died Sunday
morning. The funeral was held Mon
day afternoon at the family residence
1t will hereafter be unlawful Il
burn hay, straw, paper, or other waste
material on the public streets, If thu
ordinance introduced Monday nigh
passes.
The trustees of the Odd Fellow
building have been authorized to cal
for bids for placing fire escapes OIL
their building corner OF Main ant
Fifth streets.
Old Multnomah shouts the war
whoop Of defiance each morning to b
answered by the bay of the Grey
hound on his track. The scalping
knife of the chief is out and the whit
teeth Of the hound are in evidence.