Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-07-22

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

sion to Bremerton next Friday.
George c. Israel visited Bellingham
on professional business this week.
Mrs. Geo. A. Avery is entertaining
her cousin, Miss c. Parks, of Seattle.
Mrs George Simpson, Of Potlatch,
Mason county, is visitor to our city.
Mrs. May d. Weston, Of Seattle, is
on visit to acquaintance IN this city.
A drove of saddle horses came over
from east of the mountains yesterday.
A balloon ascension on the ball
grounds Sunday is an extra attraction.
Judge and Mrs. Gordon and Geo. G.
Mills and wife are camping at North
Bay.
OH reports the birth of son to the
wife of James f. Daley, OF Little
Rock.
The campers, driven in by last
weeks rain, are again taking to the
woods.
Attorney John r. Mitchell and fam
lily are enjoying an outing down the
Sound.
Andy Johnson was over from Brit
ish Columbia, this week, on visit to
relatives.
The Democratic County Convention
will convene in the theater tomorrow
at 10 AN.
The home of Simeon Mills on East
eide is frightened by the presence of .
wee girl baby.
The City Council held a short ses.
sion Monday night and transacted
routine business.
w. w. Mitchell, of Portland, is over
on a visit to his father, William Nit
chell, of Tumwater.
Frank Scott and Miss Frances Aaron,
of Portland, secured a marriage license
in this city, Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Williams, formerly OF
Tumwater, but now of Everett, was up
on visit to friends, this week.
A carload of cattle arrived Saturday
from cast of the mountains for A. H.
Chambers, of the Olympia Market.
What has become of all those Jap
sympathizers in Olympia? They seem
to be pulling" for the Russians just
now.
B. F. Ruth, of Rainier, is recovering
from an operation for rupture made
several weeks ago, at st. Peters hos.
pital.
Ernest Mcclellan and Mise Mabel
Post, Of Gate City, were united in mar
riage. Wednesday, by Rev. r. NJ.
Hayes.
Mrs. H. Spreckart and daughter, of
San Diego, CAL. are visiting Mrs. Leo
pold Schmidt, sister of the former, in
this city.
J. F. Hanify, of San Francisco, the
millman and shipper, with his wife, is
on visit to this city, for business and
recreation.
George Bigelow, who has been at
. tending college in Ohio, is home on q
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
K. BigelOw.
The Eighth Battery Artillerymen
passed THROUGH this city yesterday, on
their way home from the American
Lake camp.
Fred. Tucker had the index finger
and thumb of the left hand severed at
Richardson's mill, Saturday, by a
shingle machine.
Capt. C. C. Whitworth OF the U. S.
revenue cutter service at Port Town
send, and family. are guests of Col.
Heustis, of this city.
Rev. ]. H. Butler, wife and son,
are late arrivals from Hudson, Mich,
and expect to make this county their
future abiding place.
The Democratic County Convention
meets tomorrow to elect delegates and
alternates to the Btste Convention and
nominate q county ticket,
Miss Carrie Ford of Eugene, Ore.
gOn, is visitor at the home of T. H.
Phipps. She is daughter OF r. A.
Ford, once q resident OF this city.
DR.. j. B. Egleston has been ap.
pointed Q member of the State Board
of Medical Examiners to succeed DR..
F. H. Coe, who suddenly died Satur.
day.
The County Commissioners have
consented that the plat OF the town OF
Rochester be vacated, except . few
streets needed for public thorough
fares.
Fred. Guyot, Jr., is the happy father
of "pretty image of himself" which
"came to stay" at the family home on
Eastside, at an early hour Saturday
morning.
The Centralia team have arranged
for a match game of ball with the
local team tomorrow afternoon, at
Athletic park. Game will be called at
four o'clock.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
Judgment OF the Superior Court OF
King county whereby John Bjorklund
received $500 damages from the Sc.
attic Electric Light Co., for injuries in
a street car accident.
Mr.. Allen, of the New England Din
ing-room, in the late Higgins hotel,
is fitting up the building formerly oc.
cupied by Mrs. johnson, corner of
Jefferson and Third streets, for q
boarding and lodging house.
Two automobiles have made their
appearance here, one at Tumwater and
the other owned by DR.. Ingham, of
this city, which is a Rambler. The
Tumwater machine is owned by
Hewitt 4 Ashley, and is an Odds.
The steamer Santa Barbara lost her
propeller while on the way south and
was towed into San Francisco. She
was picked up last Friday, by the
steam schooner G. E. Lindaner. She
had on board Is passengers and cargo
OF lumber from Gray's Hsrbor. She
will arrive hero IN hor roc,,lo. .o,r;oo