Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-07-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

ne W oman > OiuO DuiiuIuS 10 uu-
dergoing repairs.
Miss Viva Israel is home from few
days visit to Nina.
Bert Fanshier and wife are on a
visit to Bellingham.
F. G. Deckebach and family are now
residents of Salem, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Jackson have
returned to Olympia to reside.
Mrs. Underwood, of San Francisco,
is visiting relatives in the city.
A little son of Eugene Canaday, the
sub mail carrier, is i'll with erysipelas.
John r. Mitchell delivered the ora
ton at the Rainier celebration Mon
day.
Miss Clara NJ. Brnner, of Seattle. Is
the guest for few days OF Mrs. j. H.
Schively.
Charles Wing has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of the late
Don Yin.
House numbering and street man,
ing is now being done as an aid for
mail delivery.
George G. Israel has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Kitty
West, deceased.
Miss Bar bara Macleay has been on
q visit to down-Sound relatives and
friends this week.
Francis Graves, an old-time Olym-
plan, was up from Seattle, this week.
on visit to friends.
William r. Bernert and Miss Bar
bara Hockhaus, of Lacey, have taken
out license to wed.
Mrs. John L. Murray has gone to
San Juan county to spend few weeks
at her country place.
Victor Fosburg, of Mason county, a
Swede, was naturalized by the Super
Tor Court, Wednesday.
Theresa NJ. and Sarah E. Nolan, of
st. Paul, departed Monday for home,
via Seattle and Spokane.
Mrs. 8. A. Catlin, of Catlin. on the
Columbia, this State, is on q Summer
visit to friends in this city.
R. B. Bryan and family left Wednes-
day for a camping season on Lake
Katchos, in Kittitas county.
Mrs. John r. Rogers, of Puyallup,
20 viostOr m hor Ionuhtor Me- Wi
liam Blackman, in this city.
Mrs. Robt. Doragh and daughter
returned Tuesday from Gray's Harbor,
where they spent the Fourth.
Eddie Piss, the piano, player, left
yesterday for Astoria, Oregon, where
he has position awaiting him.
George A. Avery and Charles ALI
son have been granted franchise to
operate an electric light plant 1t Eima.
E. E. Steele, who has been teaching
school at Tenino, has opened a law
office in the Byrne building, this city.
1t seems the stork visited the home
of 0. Forbes, Eastside street, on Thurs.
day, OF last week, and left a wee boy
baby.
Sylvester Whitaker. of Snyder
prairie, and Miss Bernice M. Wright
of Vaughn, were united in wedlock
this week.
The City Council has authorized
the issue of warrant for $5,5l4 dam.
ages, interest and costs, in the Rose
Gallamore case.
The County Commissioners, Tues.
day, awarded to Ruld & Rice a con.
tract for grading Mud Bay Hill for
the cum of $3.50.
Profs. Montgomery and George have
arrived safely at their destination in
California, where they intend to re.
main several weeks.
The Fourth of July, Monday morn.
ing, was opened at daybreak by
Heavens own artillery-an old fash.
Toned Handicapped.
J. A. Robertson, a linotype operator
on the Recorder. has been missing since
the 4th, and fears are expressed by his
friends for his safety.
Miss Sarah Kegley left Saturday for
an extended visit to relatives in Iowa
She will stop few days en- route to
see the Worlds Fair.
George c. and Belle Israel have sold
to Daniel Finch the southeast quarter
of section 8. township Is north. range
l west, for the sum of $500.
Construction of the lift on Long
bridge will necessarily be postponed
till next month, from inability to sc.
cure the iron at an earlier date.
Mrs. H. S. Wyman gave q lawn
party, Wednesday, in honor of hel
sister, Mrs. Coontz. An enjoyable
time was reported by those present.
Mrs. H. E. Hadley left Saturday 70,
st. Louis TO visit the fair. She viii
make an extended visit to her old
home in Indiana before she returns.
HUI Wing, Lum Joe's gardener, ar
rested as accessory to the murder o.
Don Yin, has been released from
custody, on a hearing held Tuesday.
The Washington Guards yesterday
at Murray quit winners of the frs
rifle match by 35 points over the regu
lars and 12O over the Oregon Guards.
Tom Skinner, of this city, holds tn.
worlds record as a shingle-packer. Al
Getchel, in SnOhomish county, Satur
day, he packed $1,000 shingles in ter
hours.
"A. Lindsey and wife, OF Portland
are on visit to relatives in this city
Mr.. l.. was Treasurer during Territor
lal days OF the term which ended il
Statehood.