Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-11-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Al. Mun>on came up from shelton
this morning,
Allen White and wife are in the
city from Elma.
Two Indians are now sole occupants
OF the county jail.
The Married Folks dance to night
at Grand Army hall.
Miss Jessie Nichols returned Tues
day from visit to Seattle.
Mrs. l.. Bettman has returned from
visit to friends in Portland.
The merry 60 round has been taken
down and stored for the winter.
Mrs. Mort. Howe has returned from
a two months visit in the East.
f. S. Horton has been appointed
inspector OF the Olympia Water Co.
Chas. Freitag, of Baker City, Ogn..
spent Thanksgiving with his parents
here.
Gus Lincoln is up from Tacoma for
few days visit to his brothers, David
and George.
Hon. II. J. Schively will deliver an
address at the Eagles entertainment
Sunday evening.
Thanksgiving services were held in
St. Michael's church yesterday morn.
ing, at 8 o'clock.
Thanksgiving was very generally
observed by our people by suspension
OF business and feasting.
Mrs. Horr has leased her residence
to Charles Sweeney, of Spokane, dur
ing the legislative session.
Lachlin Macleay, OF Seattle, spent
several days this week on q visit to
his mother who lives in this city.
Mrs. Annie Lucyne, aged IS years,
died at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Battle, at Bucoda, few days ago.
Mrs. A. J. Falknor and children
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. FPS
mother, Mrs. Fahnstock, in Seattle.
CIV. Claussen, State Auditor elect,
has selected for his deputy the present
Auditor of Kitsap county, F. Jameson.
Miss Irene johnson came over from
Portland to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn John.
son.
Miss Mabel and Earl Bennett spent
Thanksgiving with their grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y. Bennett, at Sher-
lock.
The site of the Olympia hotel is
being cleared, although portions of
the foundation are still smouldering
from the fire.
A small fire in the attic of the
residence of Mrs. Macleay- was exiting
uished without much damage last
Friday evening.
A" Weight Sociap will be given at
the Brighton Park school-house, on
Bush Prairie, on the evening of Dec.
Sd. All are invited.
Fred. R. Brown has bought the
small building adjoining the Olympia
hotel lot, which was considerably
damaged by the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Griffith, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
T. N. Henry, departed Saturday for
Arizona to spend the winter.
The steamer Greyhound has en-.
tered upon her winter schedule, and
now makes two trips to Tacoma daily,
leaving at Z A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Repairs on the Nesqually bridge
have been completed. including the
laying OF new planking, and the struc-
ture is now safe for public travel.
The pupils OF the Lincoln school
gave an enjoyable entertainment Sat-
urday evening in g. A. r. hall and
cleared about SIS for their piano fund.
The City Council pigeon -holed a
petition Of A. A. Gottfeld for removal
of woodward fronting his residence,
corner of Second and Washington
streets.
P. Stixrud, of the Surveyor Generate
Office took an involuntary bath in the
icy waters OF the bay, Wednesday, and
chung to cold and clammy pile till
relief came.
Mason Hinchcliff and Mrs. Jennie
Hinchcliffe, widow of the late Harry
Hinchcliffe, brother of the groom, both
of this city, we're married in Seattle, q
few days ago.
Win Ward, travelling auditor of the
N. ?. Express. is at the desk of the
Olympia office this week, while Agent
Haywood has a vacation with his fam.
lily in Portland.
The water supply for Westside will
be shut off the greater part of to-day
while the company transfers the sup.
ply pipe from the bridge to the bot.
tom of the channel.
E. 0. Robinson, OF this city, and
Miss Lille Croker, of Spokane, were
united in marriage at the Presbyter-
ian church. Tuesday morning, by the
pastor, r. NJ. Hayes.
High water at Tumwater has en-.
dangered the foundation of the Light
and Power fiume, by undermining its
support, but it was discovered in time
for strengthening and repair.
Lynn Bloom sent a raft of logs over
the Deschuttes falls, at Tumwater.
during the high water, delivering
them into the bay, whence they can be
floated to the mills without hauling.
Licenses were granted VIM. Me.
Gowan and w. g. Moore, by the Coun.
Gil, Monday night, by unanimous
vote, to sell liquors at their respective
places OF business, 3Ol and 32I Main
street.
Michael Daily, a farmer who ha.
lived few miles in the country from
this place, was Monday, declared in.
sane and sent to the hospital at Fort
ote,iacoom. lie is G5 years of age.
and his mental unbalance is attribnt.
ed to use OF liquor.