Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-09-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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mains quite critical.
\ little son grace> the home Of John
Carlson, OF West>.de.
Mumby'S Single mill at the y. p.
depot will start up Monday.
Claire Stickler has gone to Seattle
to enter the state University.
A daughter was born recently to the
wife oi John Bannse, oil Bucoda.
VIM. Manner has gone to Seattle to
take law course al the University.
Miss Chappelle Skillman was on A
visit to friends in Seattle this week.
Tenino has a new restaurant and
bakery which opened for business last
week.
Dan Adams, OF Alder, has led on n
homestead in the eastern part OF the
county.
Mrs. J. Morrow has returned to
Kansas after visit to friends in this
county.
Rev. Kellans will begin series OF
revival meetings at the Christian
Church tonight.
Mrs. w. S. Maris is up from Seattle
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford, OF Eastside.
James Michigan and wife, of the
Black Hills, are visiting relatives and
friends in the CITY.
The local fishermen are making
some good "hauls" Of smelt and sal
mon trout these mornings.
H. ID. Bilger and wife left Wednes.
day for Los Angeles, Cal, to make
that city their future home.
A. H. Wilson and family of Troy,
Mo, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Cottle, of East Fourth street.
Chas. Henry and VIM. Yeager have
returned from three months survey
ing trip east Of the mountains.
The United Workmcn have changed
their lodge-room from the Odd Fell
lows building to the Elks' hall.
Mrs. John Rayton has returned to
Chehalis after visit to her daughter,
Mrs. S. Ii. Westover, of Eastside.
The funeral of the infant son OF
James Vanderveer took place Wednes.
day, Rev. w. S. Crockett officiating.
Omar G. Musgrove OF Satsop, and
Miss Ida E. Maye of Elma, were mar.
ried in the Presbyterian manse yester.
day.
Foreman Morgan of the Bordeaux
camp was seriously injured by falling
tree Wednesday aud is now under care
at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen have ar
rived from Chenille, Mimi, to make
Olympia their future home. Mr..
Allen is a mason by trade.
Bucoda is to have a porch.column
factory. The engine and boiler are
already on the grounds. They are just
that much ahead OF Olympia.
George Irwin has bought from D.
N. Wilson, lO-acre tract in the Bush
Prairie district, for$400. Mr.. Irwin is
new arrival from Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weston cele-
DRAFTED the tenth anniversary of their
wedding, Monday evening. A number
of relatives and friends were present.
Gov. Mead has named Col. T. M.
Fisher, of Bellingham, az a delegate to
the National Conference on Irrigation
which meets soon at Ell Paso, Texas.
George McClelland, Eltney Van
Epps and several others, with a band
OF dozen hounds, will leave to NOR
row on a weeks deer-hunt in Mason
county.
The State tax levy this year is to be
much larger than ever before, aggre.
eating total of 81, 1885, 1922, of which
our county will have to pay $40, 1853,
involving y mill ratio.
Mr.. A. Cole has been reappointed
Horticultural Inspector for Thurston
county. He is competent and trust
worthy and better man for the place
could not have been found.
John Canutt, of Whitman, is here
to purchase mile or so of six-inch
pipe, to afford irrigation of 80 acres
devoted to fruit trees and shrubs
owned by him on the Penewawa.
The season for hunting deer with
dogs opens Sunday and a number of
parties have made preparations to
leave tomorrow night for their favorite
grounds, some of whom will be gone
several days.
Alexander c. Riddell, the steam.
boat engineer, we'll known here
where he was employed on several OF
the local steamers at different times,
died in Seattle Saturday. He leaves a
wife and several children.
Miss Ethel Royal who has been
teaching the Seventh grade of the
Lincoln school, has resigned her posi-.
ton to take one in Willamette Uni.
versity of Oregon. Her place here
has been filled by Miss Edith Nc.
kenzie.
Lee Forst, who was seriously in.
lured In an accident on the Jameson
logging road, near Mud Bay, on March
. last, has entered suit against the
Wolverine Company, owner OF the
road, and j. S. Jameson, the lessee
for $1,000 damages.
John Canutt, Representative from
Whitman in the last Legislature. has
been appointed State Oil Inspector by
Gov. Mead. May he have better luck
in holding down the oil ring than his
namesake, Canute the Great, in com.
manding the waves OF the eea.
William Walsh, after four month.
IN Jail awaiting trial on the charge oil
accepting bride as juror, was sen.
fenced to six months in the county
Jail by Judge Linn, after he had en-.
tered plea of guilty to the charge
Monday. The court has the power to
consider the acceptance of a bride as
either felony or misdemeanetss aud
was led by the circumstances to D.
lenient with Welsh.