Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-08-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Rae Moore st!i. remains quite III!
Mrs. Matthews, wife O: the con
fect.on.r, = quite i'll.
Mrs. T.. Gr4hqm Of Dos No!nc>, Ia,
i Visiting Mr.. Il. J. Calvert
About 200 oi our people spent sun
day IA. the new Mission Park.
Tho new park is already the most
popular place for outing parties.
q. c. Hanson has moved with his
family from Shelton to this city.
The Eagles excursion to the Port
laud fair has been set for August 2G.
Eli II. Goodwin, OF this city, has re-
cclHr.i 4 rateut on n screw lifting jack.
Chief OF Police Braeger returned
Monday from trip to the fair IN Port
land.
Secretary OF State Nichols has moved
in;o his new residence on Eighteenth
street.
Bulley Fletcher and wife OF Girlrd,
Ill, are on visit here to Henry Drum
and wife
Olympia Eagles go to Tenino Sun
day to play ball with the birdteam of
that town.
Matches played by the Olympia
Tennis Club have become the latest
society fad.
j. G. CONNIE came in from Ielm
Wednesday to get look at the Ia.
coma Boosters.
NJ. j. Neylon, the Delphi alderman
has been on trip to Portland to see
the big show.
The county teachers examination
is in progress at the Washington
school building.
r. Bird, of South Bay, is enjoying a
visit from his mother who arrived from
Virginia, Sunday.
Gottfeld's Emporium has just re-
celved large shipment OF Mcklbben
hats OF the various shapes.
1t is reported that the Smith saw
mill at Black Lake has been sold to a
party of Eastern mill men.
The County Commissioners are now
holding interesting seances with the
taxpayers as a board OF equalization.
Judge Thomas Reed is down from
Alaska for Il visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. M. Reed, of Capital hill.
Mrs. H. B. Caldwell has returned to
her home at Tacoma, after q short
visit to the home OF Judge T. N. Allen.
J. C. Ellis and family departed
Tuesday for their home in Perry, Ia.
after an extended stay with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mutton have
cook for the employees of Guslander's
mill.
The funeral of Geo. B. Varnum, who
died Tuesday, will take place at White
sides undertaking parlors to day a,
2P.M NJ.
A. S. Cation, of this city, has been
appointed delegate for Thurston county
to the Puget Sound Immigration AS
ISOLATION.
r. d. Schutt and wife, OF the Tulalip
Indian reservation, are on a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Swayne, OF East
Fifth street.
a burning chimney at Mike Gun.
ningham's residence on Eastside, was
the cause of the alarm last evening
No damage was done.
The Supreme Court has sustained
the conviction OF X. I'll. Osborne o
Walla Walla, for criminal assault or
thirteen-year-old girl.
Miss Caroline Marvin returned to
her home in Selby, Ohio, Tuesday
after An enjoyable visit to her friend
Miss Florence HOlbrook.
Attorney P. NJ. Troy and family ant
Mrs. Troy's mother, Mrs. r. F. Sturde
want, returned Monday from few
days visit to the big fair.
w. A. Weller of this city has Sc
cured contracts for putting in waiel
and Prairie City, Oregon.
Peter Nelson, logger suffering from
heart trouble, having no relatives il
this country, so far rs known, died a.
the hospital Monday night.
The mother Of Capt Fred Tew ha
been spending a week with her SOL
and family at their delightful subur
ban home, Sunny Beach,"
w. 7. Hoskins and wife, Mrs. c. L
Denny and son Andrew, Mrs. Il. F
Granger and w. l.. Calhoun, left thi
city Monday for Eastern points.
Mrs. James Longmire and sons Ell
caine, Robert, Frank and David, O
Longmire Springs, were on o visit t.
relatives and friends in Olympia. thi
week.
w. \. Harris returned from a tri
to the Portland fair this week. H
is very conservative in expression O
his opinion regarding it's extent an,
management.
The funeral of little Marie, daughte
vi WI. anu MIS-. SuIlS. nom me0Sen
was held Sunday afternoon at the fam
lily home on East Fourth street. Sh
was five years old.
Some of the light fingered gentr,
relieved the clothing of William Fades
OF kearney's grocery, Of several dollar
in money, while he was bathing in tn
bay near Priests Point, Sunday.
G. W. Mills, father of the Stat
Treasurer, is enjoying visit from hi
half-brother, Daniel Haskell OF Illinois
who while on the way to the Portland
Fair came by the loop" to call OF
him. They had not met for As years.
Capt. Kilton has two boats tina
formerly belonged to Kelly the SNUG
gler who Was recently convicted an,
sentenced to three years in the Fed
eral prison on McNei's Island. Mr.
Hilton confscated the property 70
money loaned Kelly. One is a larg