Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-11-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mkt IIlr-i4y Is Thank SWING.
Harry L Wea.ller,li is up from
Oyster Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.Hil visited friend.
At Tacoma, this week.
Miss Mary Moore is the leader OF
the new choir OF the Methodist church.
Mrs. Jennie Lowe is confined to her
home On West Fourth street by i'll
ness.
Mrs. Frank Reisenweber is home
from a short stay with friends in Sc
attic.
Mrs. JOS. Forstell is quite ill of ty-
phold fever and is confined to the
hospital.
Over eleven hundred hunters Ii.
censes have been issued this year IN
this county.
Mrs. James Dalv has been quite i'll,
Mt her home on Westside during the
past few days.
Property taxes must be paid by
NY. 20, or after that date they be.
come delinquent.
Prof. F. b. HAYES, formerly of this
city, is the Prohibition candidate for
Mayor OF Everett.
William Weller has returned from
Oregon where he has been engaged in
laying water mains.
VIM. H. White, the policeman, has
been confined to the hospital the past
few days by illness.
DR.. and Mrs. Wyman returned Mon
day from a visit to their daughter,
bliss Prudence, in Seattle.
Miss lone Reinhart who has been
attending the Hopkins Art Institute
in San Francisco, is home.
Sam Wiley has resigned as driver of
the n. P. Express wagon. Ollie d.
Shaw has taken the place.
j. H. Schiveley has accepted an in.
vitation to deliver the Elks' Memorial
address in Everett, Dec. Sd.
The Santa Barbara sailed Tuesday
for California ports with $4,000 feet
of lumber for California ports.
The pupils of Providence Academy
are daily rehearsing for an entertain
ment to be given next Tuesday.
Gov. Mead has granted parole to
VIM. Gollwick, serving a term for
horse stealing in Asotin county.
w. H. Davis, President OF the Civic
League, has been fined $25 and costs
for violating the eight-hour law.
Fred Carlyon left to-day for Wran.
gel, Alaska, after few days visit to
relatives and friends in this city.
The senior class of the High school
will give party tonight at the WO-
mans club house on Tenth street.
County Auditor Thomas Lapgridge
lie the proud father of baby boy who
made his appearance, on the 18th inst.
The Methodists went through the
ceremony OF burning their mortgage
of $1,000 on their church, Tuesday
evening.
The MCGOWAN Liquor Co. and Alex.
Mckay we're granted licenses to sell
the ardent, at the last meeting of the
City Council.
J. NJ. Bickford, OF Tumwater, was
fined $50 and costs-$57 in all-lsst
Saturday, for spearing dog.salmon in
Percival's creek.
The many friends OF Albert Brucker
will be pleased to learn that he is re-
covering from what was at first thought
to be q serious illness.
Rev. w. 8. Crockett conducted the
funeral rites OF Mrs. Benjamin Howell,
at the family residence on Ounce
street. Sunday afternoon.
John Meays has secured judgement
against the Northern Pacific Railway
for $llO95, the value of a COW killed
by a train, in this county.
Grant Stark, wife and son, OF Seattle,
who have been on visit to relatives
here, left this morning on . four
months trip to Nebraska.
w. H. Knesland, of Shelton, has
sold about fifteen acres Of oyster beds
on Oyster Bay, to Thomas Fraser, for
the paltry sum of Sill 600.
The Olympia shingle mills. in COM
pliance with an agreement Of the
shingle companies of the State will
close from Nov. goth to Feb.lst,
NV. Coyle OF Tacoma was united
in marriage to Miss Hannah Bocklund
of this city, Wednesday, at the home
OF the brides parents on Westside.
Mrs. Coghill, OF San Francisco, is
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Geo. A.
Barnes, having been summoned by
telegraph on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. 3.
Judge Chas. NJ. Bolton performed
the ceremony, last Friday afternoon,
which united in marriage Henry Lar
sen Of Tacoma, and Miss Fanny
Broyles of this city.
Thurs.on county has $S4.1O to pay
as its proportion of one-third OF ex-
penses incurred for forest fire protec.
ton. that may be assessed against the
counties by the State.
Word has reached Olympia from
Louisville, KY, of the death of Mrs.
Emily Brown. wife of George Brown.
The latter is son OF Jacob L. Brown,
the pioneer barber OF this city.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the United Presbyterian
Church next Thursday. Rev. E. r.
LOOMS will preach the sermon and
special music will be rendered.
George S. Hopkins has resigned the
position of book keeper of the State
Land Commissioner, to accept the
place of accountant of the Northwest
ern Improvement Co., at Roslyn.
G. A. Lee has earned the reward of
So for apprehension OF Cogsdale, an
escaped convict, but it seems he will
have to wait for a legislative approp.
ration before he receives the money.