Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-07-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CHY WEWS in BRIEF
1t looks like rain.
How will you celebrate?
Miss Nellie Barker. of Astoria, is The
guest Of Miss Ruby Bilger.
Mr.. and MIS-. Tom Allen left Satur
York.
Mrs. j. ID. Alderman, son and daugh
ter, will leave tomorrow for a visit &c
Ohio.
Nine carloads OF Olympia beer were
shipped yesterday and five more &c
to-day.
Mrs. p. NJ Troy returned Monday
from a months visit with relatives at
Dayton.
Mrs. J. f. McIndoe, daughter of
Thomas II. Cavanaugh, is visiting her
parents.
Victor McNeal is on visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McNeal OF
Tumwater.
John Jolin, Of Spokane, has been
licensed to wed Miss Carrie NJ. Wal
lace of this city.
John Hopp has sold his interest in
the strawberry firm of Hopp & Morgan
to E. f. Morgan.
John Malin and family are up from
Tacoma for visit at the home of John
Hopp, near Tumwater.
Mrs. Geo. Heustis arrived Monday
from Chicago to spend the Summer
with F. ID. Heustis here.
Sheriff McClarty is the happy father
OF bright baby girl, which entered
an appearance last Saturday.
Bert Matthews and wife, former
residents of this city, now OF Missoula,
Mont, are visiting friends here.
The last meeting of the Woman's
Club was held tuesday till September,
the Summer vacation intervening.
John L. Olson, who has been EN-.
ployed at the Guiberson grocery, left
Wednesday for Kansas, to remain.
T. H. Sylvester OF South Bay and
Miss Nettie A. Longmire of Chambers
Prairie, have been licensed to we'd.
James johnson and Miss Lou Sim
mons of Mud Bay, were united in
marriage yesterday by Justice Giles.
William Steelman and Miss Belle
Bowers, were united in marriage Sun.
day evening, Rev. r. NJ. Hayes Of.
ticiating.
The Excelsior Foresters of Seattle,
and tue Olympia Foresters, will play a
game of baseball on the local diamond
next Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. NJ. ]. Gordon, of
Spokane. have been on visit to their
daughter, Mrs. George G. Mills, the
past few days.
T. J. Kegley has sold to William
Heikes 80 acres in section 30, town.
ship 80, range l west, for the consider
alton of 81, 900.
Sam H. Nichols, Secretary of State,
and J. H. Schively, State Insurance
Commissioner, have returned from an
extended trip East.
John Henry Stead of Arcadia, and
Miss Agatha Merkt, of King county,
were married in this city, Tuesday, by
Rev. Father Kusters.
The Democratic County Convention
OF Thurston county will be held in
this city on the 23d inst, and the
primaries ON tho 18th.
George E. Thompson has gone to
Alaska to manage the interests of the
Pacific Cold Storage Co., in that dis
tant wilds OF civilization.
Oliver Matson, Jr., has been award.
ed the free scholarship in the State
Agricultural College at Pullman by
the County Commissioners.
All the stores dealing in necessities
of life will be closed on the 4th, 90
everybody should provide against the
day of want-next Monday.
Wednesday, Mr.. O'Connor's record
shows that the temperature scared up
TO 81 in the shade, and it was the hot.
test day, so far, of the season.
Miss M. Grace Lish was married
Tuesday. at Mackay. King county. to
Benton Ebaugh. The bride is sister
of Mrs. N. C. Davis, of this city.
There is slight prospect of rain to.
day. as we go to press. 1t will be
noted, however, that it has, of late
years, always rained on the 4th.
Sisters Leopoldine and Wilfred, for.
merly connected with Providence
Academy, left Tuesday for Vancouver,
after few days's visit in this city.
During July, August and September
the Woodmen OF the World will meet
on the last Tuesday of each month. II
was 80 decided at their last meeting.
The Governor has appointed Thurs.
ton Daniels of Vancouver, and Will A.
Steele of Seattle, delegates to the
American Mining Congress, to be held
in Portland.
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manu-.
facturers' Association have recon-.
mended all mills in the State to cur.
tail their output one-third during the
present month.
James Calderwood, the well.known
logger, left yesterday for four months
visit to his old home at River Charlo
N. B. This is his first trip there in
tbirty-five years.
Licenses to wed have been issued
this week to Lorenzo G. Lilly OF White
Salmon, and Sara Ella Miller of thii
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