Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-11-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
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day.
Ms. W Il. Sypert visited Seattle
this week.
Ms Harriet Allen visited friends in
Seattle. this week.
Mr.. Geo c. Israel spent a few days
in seattle, this week.
A sister OF the late Patrick Doau
is here from New York
Clark Savidge and wife are home
from their wedding trip.
Mrs. James Israel has been spending
the past week in Seattle.
DIR. and Mrs. Bridgford visited friends
at Bellingham this week.
Frank Blakeslee and wife returned
from the East. Wednesday.
Mrs. \. E. Hutchinson is recovering
from siege OF pneumonia.
John Byrne made a business trip
down the Sound, this week.
The sale OF county property last
Saturday aggregated 1920.
James Mcintosh has gone to South
Bend to cruise some timber.
Miss Frances Woodruff, of Spokane,
is visiting relatives in the city.
The STANDARD is the paper that
brings results to the advertiser.
VIM. Schinke expects soon to move
back on his farm at South Bay.
A son was recently born to the wife
OF Albert Rutledge OF Little Rock.
The revival meetings at the Chris
tian Church continue to draw large
crowds.
Carl Kleuber and family, of North
Dakota, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Weiss.
Mrs. Benier and family have moved
to Phoenix, B. g., to make that place
their home.
w. o. Bush, the pioneer farmer. has
SO far recovered as to be able 70 leave
the hospital.
Mrs. Lou Diven has resumed her
work at the State Library after several
weeks OF illness.
Miss Birdie Gresl contemplates q
visit to her sister, Mrs. Wallner, at
Sacramento, Cal.
DR.. Frank Wood, of Wisconsin, has
located at Little Rock, where he will
practice medicine.
Tumwater wants a railroad depot
and a petition has been circulated up
there in its behalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Mann departed
Wednesday for an extended trip
through California.
Oscar Brown injured his hand quite
severely the other day while at work
in the Westside mill.
Miss Mary Burr who underwent an
operation last week for appendicitis,
is getting along nicely.
William Berrigan and Miss Harriet
Ross, both of Summit, were married
in this city last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Denny. of Seattle, was
up on visit to her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Talcott, few days ago.
The Western Union telegraph of.
flee has moved to the Stuart building,
corner of Sixth and Main streets.
Kellems and Shaffer have decided
to continue the revival meetings in the
Christian Church two weeks longer.
G. A. Nelson, maker of the famous
logger shoes, is having his shop fixed
up in neat and attractive manner.
The City Clerk gives notice that the
registration OF the poll list will close
on Tuesday, the 14th inst, at 5 p. M.
David Daniels, of Shelton, died at
the hospital, Monday afternoon, from
heart trouble. He was 76 years of age.
The road supervisors have been di.
rected by the Commissioners to dis.
continue work for the remainder OF
the year.
Jacob Billings and Ida Spurlock
Cogswell were married Tuesday, JUS
tice OF the Peace Frost performing the
ceremony.
Mrs. S. NJ. Percival, OF Spokane, who
Is over on visit to relatives and
friends. spent several days in Tacoma
this week.
The Weyerhauser Timber Co. has
paid into the county treasury its 1904
Thurston county taxes, amounting to
$19.6l116.
The Thurston county exhibits at
the Portland Fair have been returned
and placed on permanent exhibition
at the court house.
P. NJ. Troy has been designated by
the County Commissioners to serve as
Prosecuting Attorney for Mr.. Alline
during his illness.
The upper Nesqually bridge has
been completed at a cost OF $1,O0642,
to he borne equally by Pierce and
Thurston counties.
John Meays has begun suit against
the Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
recover the value of cow killed by a
train near Sherlock.
Jacob Brown, the pioneer barber,
has retired from business, having sold
his interest in the upper Main street
shop to Jos. Forstell.
Benjamin Griffin. OF Gull Harbor,
died OF cancer, at the Wright lodging
house on West Fourth street, last FRI
day. He leaves wife.
Misses Prudence Wyman and Helen
Tremper returned to the State Uni
versity, Monday, after brief visit to
their homes in this city.
The Olympia High School Football
team returned from Tacoma, Sunday
victors in the contest with Tacoma
High School team, by score OF 70
0, played Saturday afternoons