Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

MI Mary >cnlly is visiting friends
at Aberdeen.
]. X. Bolton has r, turned from the
1t. Louis Far.
T.. f. TaHlo made business trip
to seattle this week.
Some good--iled salmon are being
caught down the bay.
l.. Il. Faulkner made business trip
to Seattle, Wednesday.
Leopold Schmidt made trip to
Bclllng CHAM. this week.
Mark Graham, the shelton logger.
was in the city Wednesday.
ID. l.. Bean, OF Bucoda, was a caller
at the STANDARD office to-day.
Seth Jennings, of Tumwater, has
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs +. W. Stocking have
returned from their Eastern trip.
Miss McMicken visited relatives and
friends in the Queen City, this week.
@. c. White lief: yesterday for Hood
River, Oregon, to attend the fruit fair.
A little son graces the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Johnson, of Eastside
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club
will meet to day with Mrs. Mark \.
Fullerton.
Nine applications have been filed
for al mission to the bar at the present
examination.
Schooley Moore has returned from
the East and a brief soJourn at the
Worlds Fair.
The Olympia Brewing Co., Monday,
shipped five carloads of beer to down
Sound points.
J. H. Scott and wife have returned
from the st. Louis Fair we'll pleased
with their trip.
Mitchell Harris and wife have sold
to Chas. E. Hewitt, LOT 9, block l, Tum-
water, for 81 500.
Gov. Mcbride, wife and her sister,
Mrs. Nora Smith, returned from the
East Wednesday.
The State Capitol Commission con-
template placing electric lights in the
tower OF the capitol.
Mitchell Harris will leave for Cali
fornia next Sunday. His family pre-
coded him Wednesday.
G. c. Israers bull pup terriers came
from the Spokane dog show all GOV.
cred with blue ribbons.
Mrs. Fred Carlyon is in the city
from Wrangle and is gu est at the
home of Walter Chambers.
Mrs. A. E. Stanford received eleven
prizes for blooded chickens exhibited
at the Puyallup Fair just closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Portman enter.
tanned Wednesday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Peter Mutty, of Port Townsend.
Mrs. Adelaide Norris left Sunday for
Sparta, ILL.,, where she will join her
father on a trip to the Worlds Fair.
The car of the State Capitol annex
elevator is said to be the largest ever
constructed by the Otis Elevator Co.
A new voting precinct, called Nc
Intosh, has been formed, near Tenino,
embracing the district about Perry's
mill.
Charles w. Moore, late bookkeeper
of the Olympia Hardware Co., left
Wednesday for Coshocton, Ohio, to
reside.
Val Milroy, City Clerk, gives notice
that the books of registration of vot-
ers will close next Tuesday night, at
o'clock.
Clerk Milroy will keep his Office
open tonight and tomorrow night for
registry Of voters who cannot come in
daytime.
The Ladies' Relief Society of the G.
A. r. are preparing to hold a campfire
and give supper to the veterans at an
early date.
Mrs. A. M. Goldstein and daughter,
Miss Maud, have returned to Seattle
after visit to Mrs. G.'s mother, Mrs.
w. Lemon.
Mrs. J. F. McIndoe, daughter of
Gen. Thos. H. Cavanaugh, left Mon.
day for New Orleans, after spending
the summer here.
Col. Lewis Osborne and bride have
returned from their wedding trip to
down. Sound points, and are now cat
home" at South Bay.
The material for the lift span on
Long bridge is being placed on the
ground and the pile driver is engaged
in preliminary work.
c. d. Corliss, of South Bay. and
Miss Margaret Brassey of Hartstein
Island, were united in marriage in
this city, Wednesday.
The steamer Capital City is temper.
arly on the Port Orchard run from
Seattle. the regular steamer being laid
up with broken shaft.
Mrs. A. f. Laberee has been award.
ell the P.-L prize for the best photo.
graphic scene, and her subject was the
""hCACe III CoPieoA ain
Mrs. II. F. Speckart and daughter
Hattie, of Montana, arrived Wednes.
day, on visit to Mrs. Leopold
Schmidt, Mrs. SIS sister.
"A train-lOad OF Cinnamon passed
through this city en- route for Portland
Tuesday. They had been working in
the canneries of the lower Sound.
Gwin Hicks and wife have returned
from tour o! the East. and Oly says a
Roosevelt baggage.check badge dan giles
conspicuously from his vest-pocket.
Judge H. S. Elliott, of Chehalis, was
initiated into the mysteries of the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles, at the
meeting of Olympia Aerie, Sunday
night.
Mrs. Henry Richardson and Mrs.
Haller, OF Coshocton, Ohio, who have
been visitors of Mesdames Callihan