Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-04-22
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Baseball Sunday-Shelton vs.. Olym-
pia.
DR.. David Mitchell made visit to
Tacoma, this week.
A son was born to the wife of Earl
Sackett, Wednesday.
Miss Ivie Ferguson is visiting her
parents at Snohomisb.
Judge R. o. Dunbar is spending the
week at North Yakima.
E. McReynolds left yesterday for an
extended visit to Des Moines, Iowa.
J. r. Chaplin is expected to arrive
from the East the first Of next week.
A little son graces the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward V. Henry, of Tum.
water.
F. NJ. McCully is attending the
teachers institute, now in session at
Cathlamet.
Chas. L. Bacon and wife and Miss
Fernie Wooley left Tuesday for Ellen.
wood, Kansas.
Mrs. Frick. formerly of this city, but
now Of Kent, is here on q visit to
Mrs. J. A. Graham.
Mrs. o. c. White and daughter re.
turned yesterday from an extended
visit to Pasadena, Cal.
The ladies of the Euterpe Club are
preparing for an entertainment to be
given on the 9Th OF May.
A 13-pound boy was born Wednes-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. James Martens,
who live at 6O4 Union street.
An ice.cream social will be given at
the Brighton Park bush Prairie)
school-house on the 30th inst.
Miss Selma Heidelberg, for some
time resident Of this city, left for
Ortonville, Mimi. Wednesday.
Henry Mize, an old friend of the
STANDARD, was in from Bucoda, Mon.
day, and paid our Office visit.
E. H. Fox. OF Aberdeen, succeeds
John P. Fink, as President of the
Southwestern Baseball League.
Mrs. Thomas Plomondon died on
Wednesday night, at the home OF her
mother in the southern part of town.
The Shelton team beat the Olympia
nine in q game Of baseball, at the
former place, Sunday. by score of
tod.
A daughter was born, Tuesday, to
the wife of James E. Bowling. The
proud father is Postmaster at Little
Rock.
Willard Lemon with a party Of sur.
veyors is doing some locating work for
logging railway extensio at Brem.
ertOn.
Theodore and Gilbert Abal. brothers,
late of Nation, ILL.,, are here to pur.
chase farm and become permanent
residents.
The Centralia High School team
defeated the Olympia High School
boys 10 q game OF baseball, last Satur.
day. The score stood 7 to 6.
A. L. Doran, T. ]. Godfrey and J. H.
Day, Of Celins, Ohio, are at the Olym.
pia, looking for location and oppor-
tunity for investment of capital.
The Olympia Light & Power Co.
have obtained from the city an extern
sion of their franchise from Puget
street eastward to the city limits.
It is reported that Billy Essling, 90
long and favorsbly known as city edi.
tor of the Olympian, 10 quite i'll in q
Tacoma hospital, from appendicitis.
The Northern Pacific contemplates
plating another passenger train on
the Portland.Seattle route and it will
probably run over the Olympia loop.
w. E. Hsycox and family, late oil
Cleveland, Ohio, have become resi-.
dents of this city. Mr.. H. has some
means and is seeking q profitable in.
vestment.
J. F. and Thomas Kearney were
called to the bedside of the brother oil
the latter in Rochester, N. Y, Saturday,
by q notification OF his serious and
possible fatal illness.
The Gehrke road, near Rainier, has
been ordered established as surveyed
by the County Commissioners, and
damages Of $l3 awarded to E. Broad
foot and 50 to Alex. S. Ireland.
The County Commissioners have
directed the Surveyor to designate the
proposed change in the Collins road,
as petitioned for. This road lies at
the eastern end of Chambers Prairie.
Chas. Storrs was sentenced to four
months imprisonment on the charge
preferred against him last week of in.
decent exposure, and its execution
has been suspended during good behav.
ior.
An infant daughter of Peter Nord
strom, of Delphi, died Tuesday, after q
short illness. She was grand-dough'
ter of Mrs. Hanson who was burned ia
death last week, at her home neal
Delphi.
T. J. Miller this week sold his wo
acre farm, near Tumwater, to George
NJ. Savage. OF Tacoma. for $l,7O0. and
his brother-in- law, J. c. Robi nson
will occupy it. Mr.. Miller moving t
this city.