Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-06-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

UlII NLHO in UlILI
M. Lee K.dcr, of Ea,tsidc, is re-
ported i'll.
MIS- Hazel Mount is on visit to
relatives and friends at spokane.
Wednesday was The last day for
paying taxes before delinquency.
Tho Santa Barbara sailed Saturday
night with full cargo of lumber.
The State printing Office ha. been
moved to the basement of the capitol.
The Olympia Brewing Co. shipped
900 kegs Of beer for Alaska, Wednes-
DAY.
Schooley Moore left Tuesday for
King county to cruise some timber
land.
Willis Damon, of Johnston, n. y.
is now bookkeeper at the Capitol Ma
tional Bank.
The Garfield school library now has
200 volumes, over a score having been
lately added.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hal.ey, of Newton,
Kansas, are on visit to the family OF
L. IL. Phipps.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlyon visited Victoria
this week, TO attend the wedding OF
Mr.. Canyons sister.
Fred Sutton lost finger while
operating knee-bolt saw at Richard
sons mill, Saturday.
Mrs. c. Reder, mother of Joseph
Reder, the grocer, is seriously i'll at
her home, near Lacey.
c.. b. Montague and wife, of Leb.
anon, Oregon, are visiting DR.. Red
path and family OF this city.
Try Miller's cigars if you want to
build up home industry and enjoy a
good smoke 81 the same time.
Miss Jean Mcleod. the stenographer,
is now State Executive, so far at least
as the Governors Office is concerned.
Pierpont Jones was buried from the
G. A. Il. Hall, last Sunday, and ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. A. G.
Sawin.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard, of Bellingham,
is spending a few days with her broth
er Frank Wiman and wife, of East
Olympia.
The district convention of the De-
gree of Honor, of the order Of Work.
men, will convene in this city on the
18th inst.
Olympia Masons have been invited
to attend the opening services in the
new Masonic temple, at Spokane,
August Oath.
So far only l25 dogs have been
given official permission to live, and
now the avenger is on the path Of un-
licensed CANNES.
Frank Owings, Lusher's attorney,
has made a motion for a new trial,
and pending its consideration, sentence
has been p 'stponed.
Little Charlie and Kate Charlie
have sold to j. Y. Waldrip and Jesse
B. Bowman . tract of oyster land Of
three acres in ED Inlet.
Mr.. Urquhart is placing . second
story on his lodging house near Peci-
vai's dock. which will add about q
dozen rooms to its capacity.
The Board OF Control have approved
plans for the hospital building at the
Soldiers Home, at OrLing, drawn by
Proctor & Farrell, of Tacoma.
Strawberries" will be the subject oil
discussion by the Horticultural SOcie,
ty, at their next meeting, on Saturday
the 10th, with samples" for illustra'
ton.
Mrs. George D. Heustis, of Corpus
Christi, Texas, arrived Sunday morn
ing to spend the summer with the
family of her brother.in. law, Fred D.
Heustis.
Walter Coulson, who has been engi
neer of the Olympia Water Co. the
past three years, has been superseded
by the new management's engineer
from Hoquiam.
Frank Mckinney has succeeded D.
E. Crandall as assistant cashier of the
Olympia National Bank. He has
been till now bookkeeper of the Capt.
tai National Bank.
A patent from the U. S. Government
TO William Whitlatch for 160 acres in
section 20, township II north of range
l east, was filed in the County Audi
tors Office, Monday.
Patrons say that "Parsifal," at the
theater. last night, was more of farce
than high moral picture drama. The
billing gave it away, however, and the
attendance was small.
The Attorney General announces
that the new law requires all food
products put up in packages in this
State must be labeled to show the
ingredients OF which they are made.
The Clerks failed to respond at the
match game with the BARRIERS last
Sunday. and the Garrison team was
substituted, who gave the BARRIERS q
close haircut, the score standing 9 to
The average expenditures OF the
State per month amount to $S5, ZOO
The lowest cost for one month of the
past six, was for November, $64 ,62l.Ol
and the largest for March 1914, 620.26
Millard Lemon has bought what is
known as the Chambers residence
property. corner of Fourth and Frank
lin streets, and it is said he proposes
to erect business brick building on
the lot.
Major Mills mission here, las,
week. seems to have resulted in q
promise of recommendation for 9
2S.foot channel and excavation of a
bason on Westside, and al Eastside
waterway.
Memorial services will be held al
Masonic cemetery. Sunday, by the
Woodmen OF the World, at which ]
II. Schively will deliver an address
and Little Rock and Shaltop cor,r,