Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-08-19
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Will return 10 l1lo Guy suuCay
George f. Filley made business
trip down the Sound, this week.
The Odd Fellows building is re-
eplendent in new coat OF paint.
Mrs. B. F. Denton was visitor to
Olympia from Oyster Bay, Tuesday.
William Billings has been suffering
from heart trouble the past few days
Morton Matson has gone to Elma
to work for the new light plant there.
G. ID. Porkton left Monday over the
n P. route for Harveston, n. u, to re-
side.
The sale of seats for Olympia Thea.
ter will hereafter be held at Hills drug
store.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt and daughter
have returned from trip down the
Sound.
Mrs. w. S. Eddings and daughter
are on a visit to relatives at Walla
Walla.
Miss Nina Mcdonald, of Puyallup,
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. n. j.
Kirkendall.
Mrs. Van ASSET, of S cattle, is visit
ing the home of her brother in this
city, C. H. Springer.
Paul Christensen has so far recover, d
from the injury he sustained last week
as to be able to be about.
David Trosper has gone to Easton,
WASH, where he will work for the
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
Vera Brewer has returned from a
visit to the families OF H. r. Weatheral
and H. Peterson, at Oyster Bay.
W. j. Craig has leased his ranch on
the bay, near Gull Harbor, to Japan
csc tenants, for gardening purposes.
The City Council has ordered the
collection of all delinquent grade,
sidewalk and gravel taxes after the LIST
prox.
Work has been begun on the con.
crete foundation OF the Ingham resi-
dence, corner of Main and Union
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wormley, parents
of the lessee of the Carlton, have ar.
rived from Iowa to make Olympia
their home.
Mrs. Ed. Henderson, of Hood River,
Oregon, who has been on visit to her
father, Elias Dryer, left for home
Wednesday.
Charles Patnude, of this city, and
Miss Blanche Kendall, of Aberdeen,
were married in the latter city, on
Wednesday.
The Olympia Brewing Co. shipped
eight carloads of beer one day this
week, or 1,O30 barrels, and so barrels
of bottled beer.
Christian Science services will be
held Sunday, at IL A. M, at 21l Four
tenth street. Subject" Christ Jesus"
All are welcome.
Mrs. NJ. J. Gordon, who has just re.
turned from q visit to Alaska, is at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
G. Mills, in this city.
Miss Mabel and Earl Bennett have
been visiting, the past week, with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Y.
Bennett, at Sherlock.
Sam Ferguson has moved his fam
lily from this city to Bordeaux, where
he has secured employment in the
MUMMY shingle mill.
Frank Mossman has purchased the
Storrs residence on Twenty. fourth and
Adams streets. 1t is said that the
price paid was 81 800.
Ollie Billings is renewing acquaint.
ances in this city after an absence OF
several years. He is son of William
Billings, the patriarch pioneer.
The town of Columbia, in King
county, has secured loan from the
State School Fund, Of So. 1900, at 6 per
cent. for general municipal purposes.
Miss Iva Ferguson. stenographer in
the insurance department of the Sec
rotary of States Office, has returned
from visit to her parents at Snoho.
mish.
Mrs. r. W. Taylor and family, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Canaday and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Cook have been enjoying an
outing down the bay during the past
week.
L. w. Meyer, of Cedar Rapids. Ia.
is on visit to his sister, Mrs. w. J.
Lohr, OF Westside. The gentleman
made q pleasant call on the STANDARD
this week.
The wedding of Paul Shaw, of Ia.
coma, and Miss Narcissa Calvert, is
announced to take place in the First
Presbyterian Church, of this city, next
Wednesday.
Willard Lemon and wife are making
arrangements to visit the Worlds
Fair. They will leave about the Let oil
September and probably be absent a
whole month.
B. K. Deal says that bass and cat.
fish can be caught in Hewitts Lake
about two miles southeast of Tumwater
He has captured several good sized
strings there lately.
Senator Ruth left, this week, fol
east OF the mountains on q business
trip. Mrs. Ruth accompanied him
as far as Seattle, where she visited
friends couple of days.
Game Warden George A. Avery has
appointed several deputies in different
parts Of the county to assist him in
enforcing the game law until the
opening OF the season.
John Ross is installing a new boile,
on the little steamer Tarrynot, and
extending the deck by placing q guard
around the hull, preparatory for bel
winters run to Kamilchie and Oyster
Bay.
Mrs. James Huntington, OF The
Dalles, Oregon, came over q few day.
ago for visit to her brothers, Geo. G.
and Jesse Mills, of this city, and hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Mills