Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-11-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

CNY NEWS IN BRItf
60 and Fesiste!
Weather :orccast, " Far.
City election L. approaching.
Turkeys and geese are being we'll fed
Try the >IANDAKD for advertising re-
suits.
Next Tuesday Is the last day for reg.
istering.
Heavy fogs have prevailed the past
few nights.
A son was born to Mrs. WHIT Ben
nett Yesterday.
A brisk fire in the heater feels good
these mornings.
Mrs. 4. B. Allison has been quite i'll
the past few days.
The stores have already begun to dis
play holiday goods.
Mrs. Lemon, mother of Willard
Lemon, is seriously ill.
Oy-termen report their business quite
good at the present time.
Mis-. Theresa Huntley, OF Shelton,
is visiting friends in the city.
Wild ducks are getting quite plenti-
full and hunters are after them.
Miss Josephine. Smith is spending a
few days with friends at Gate City.
Mrs. II. McMicken, OF Seattle, spent
Sunday with Mrs. r. J. McMicken.
Mrs. NJ. Bosworth is homo from an
extended stay cast OF the mountains.
Reece, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Bates, is ill with typhoid fever.
Robert Aver is at the hospital I'M
dergoing treatment for sprained
ankle.
Mrs. Stella Carroll came up from
Seattle this week to visit relatives and
friends.
1t is announced that Gov Mead will
address the Tax League tomorrow
afternoon.
A fourth teacher is now employed
in the public school at Tenino, Miss
Crittendon.
Harold, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Ruth, is recovering from an attack of
appendicitis.
The revivals in the Christian Church
continue and many have started upon
the new live.
Miss Mabel Brouner has been spend.
ing the past few days with friends in
the Queen City.
Alberta Houston, of this city, and
Samuel Milasick, Of Shelton, were
married Sunday.
Mrs. Govey, who has been i'll at the
hospital, returned yesterday to her
home at Shelton.
Harry Smith, of Gate City, was fined
$40 and costs, recently, for hunting
without license.
The Supreme Court has decided
that all doctors practicing medicine
shall hold licenses.
The weather the past week has been
dry, clear and cold, with occasional
glimpses of sunshine.
The Olympia branch of the Pacific
Tank Co. now employs seventy men in
its factory and yards.
Patropize your home merchants and
industries. They help to improve
your city and county.
Ross Forester narrowly escaped
drowning while duck.hunting on
Nesqually flats, Sunday.
The registry of voters so far is ex-
ceedingly small, not quite one-third of
the vote polled last year.
"The objectionable Sin" is the
subject of Mr.. Kellem's address at the
revival meeting tonight.
Fred Spencer has been granted q
license to open a saloon at Tenino, by
the County Commissioners.
Mrs. A. B. Rabbeson has returned
to Tacoma after brief stay with her
sister, Mrs. Charlotte Scott.
The Washington Good Roads as
ISOLATION was to have met at Walla
Walla yesterday and today.
City Clerk ]. r. Dever will keep the
registration books open Saturday and
Monday nights until 10 o'clock.
Miss Mary Burr is rapidly recover.
ing from the operation she has re-
Gently undergone for appendicitis.
Charles H. Springer of this city, and
Mrs. Eva Lancaster, of Seattle, were
married in the latter city, Wednesday.
Miss Frances Tebon and Sam Swift.
ger, both of Pierce county, have been
licensed to wed by our County Audi
tor.
Prof. N. D. Davis has sold bis EAST"
store. opposite Columbia Hall, on
Fourth street, TO ]. A. Hunt and A. ].
Bennett.
A son was lately born to Mrs. F.
Scherberd, of Minneapolis. Mrs. S.
was formerly Miss Ruth Allison, of
this city.
w. Snider, who resides south OF
this city, raised over fourteen tons of
potatoes from seven-eighths Of an acre,
this season.
Billy Hagemeyer has just placed in
his cigar store two plate-glass display
counters. in which TO properly exhibit
smokers supplies.
Geo. w. Zeren has bought of Ezra
Holopeter a lot in block IS, on East
Bay avenue, on which he intends erect
ing dwelling-house.
The youngest child of Mrs. J. w.
searight, which died Wednesday night.
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