Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-09-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

lave You been trolling tor salmon
trout?
Gov. Mead is expected home to.
morrow.
David Allison and wife are up from
kamiiche.
The State Board OF Equalization is
in session.
The closed season fox burning slash.
ipgs is over.
Miss VI. Wilson, stenographer at the
pipe factory, is i'll.
David Sypher is on business trip
to san Juan Island.
The local Y. NJ. C. A. rooms will
open on the LIST prox.
Mrs. II. G. Richardson spent Sunday
with friends in Seattle.
Miss Lizzie Overhulse is home from
weeks visit to Ellensburg.
Miss Julia Alling has gone to Seat.
tie to enter the State University.
II. X. Hill is enjoying a visit from
his brother, J. ID. Hill, of Kansas.
Miss Theresa Huntley, of Shelton,
visited friends in the city this week.
Miss Bonny Royal left Wednesday
for Chicago, to enter an art institute.
Frank Stevens, OF Black Lake, paid
his annual visit to this Office, Tuesday.
J. c. Scribner and Miss Sadie Glow,
both of this city, have been licensed to
wed.
Don't forget to attend the Taxpay.
ers League meeting tomorrow alter
noon.
Attorney John K. Mitchell went to
Everett Wednesday on professional
business.
Miss Flora Chambers left this week
for Philadelphia, to enter school of
medicine.
Miss Maud Maynard, of Chehalis,
was the guest of Miss Barbara Macleay
this week.
Mrs. o. c. White and daughter, and
Miss Eva Webster have gone to Passa-
dena, Cal.
Peter Mcclure, better known az
BLACK Pete" was over from Aber.
deem Sunday.
ID. g. Parott and Miss Marie Wig.
gen, of this place, were married in
Tacoma, Sunday.
The fire department was called
out Sunday night by burning Aue at
the Mitchell hotel.
Mrs. O.. V. Linn, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Taggart, left Tuesday
for visit to Ohio.
C. L. Howard and family have
moved into their new home on Fourth
and Boundary streets.
Miss Bonnie Murphy of this city,
and Glen w. Cheney of South Bend,
were married at Tacoma, Monday.
William w. Provoe of Delphi, and
Cora May Ayers, of Mondora, Wis,
were united in marriage this week.
E. B. Mcintosh, of Tumwater, was
seriously crushed between two logs, at
his camp near Long Lake, Monday.
The STANDARD contains the "ads."
OF Olympia's leading business houses.
Read them and and patronize them.
Mrs. G. q. Hatch and daughter,
Miss Louise, have returned to Oak.
land, CAL, after visit to friends here.
Quite a number of Elks went to
Tacoma Wednesday, to help their
brothers dedicate their new lodge-room.
Mrs. NJ. E. Whitehouse, who has
been the guest of Miss Janet Moore,
has returned to her home in Portland.
A bearing for petitions for change
OF the county road to Tenino was set
by the Commissioners for Oct. 18th,
at2PM.
Mrs. Minnie H. Mattingly and John
ID. Blass, were united in marriage last
night, at the home of the bride, Judge
Linn officiating.
c. A. Wiley and Miss Eta E. Rob.
berts. both Of this city, were united in
marriage yesterday. They will reside
near Tumwater.
DIR. Strickland and Mrs. Mark Reed
have filed on timber claims during the
week, the former at Quiniault and the
latter near Matlock.
Miss Mabel Hogue and G. E. Post,
Of Nina, were united in marriage,
Wednesday. in this city, Rev. w. s..
Crockett officiating.
The County Surveyor has been di.
rected by the Commissioners to sub.
init plans and specifications for repair
Of the Tumwater bridge.
j. w. Mills and wife have gone to
North Yakima where their son Clyde
hopes to improve his health by
change to that section of the State.
Among those arrested this week for
hunting deer with dogs, were James
Van Eaton, former Game Warden,
and four companions under his lead.
C. Cristie, accused OF stabbing Jack
Cameron, in a saloon quarrel at Shell
ton, last February, was arrested in
this city, Sunday night, by Officer
Endicott.
A. G. Avery, general counsel of the
newly incorporated Seattle and Port
land Railway Co., was in town this
week. spying out the land for that
enterprise.
Joseph Bitter and wife, of Nealsville,
Wis. are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Blakeslee. The two
BIS were companions in the "good old
days of yore."
State Superintendent Bryan who has
been quite i'll and undergoing treat
ment at Hot Springs is in a fair way
for recovery, and will soon return to
his public duties.
The State Treasurer has lately in.
vested from the Permanent School
Fund $4,000 in Spokane Armory
bonds, and also in school bonds from