Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-05-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

RAIu ! What the farmers want
Harry Weathcral, the oyster king
l. III the cIty.
The May term OF the Supreme Cour,
began Monday.
y little boy graces the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Redcr.
The Capital City took the Grey
hounds run this morning.
4 daughter vas born to Mrs. S. II.
Fink, on Eastside, sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Digs. OF Arcadia, visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Clarence Ide, Collector of Customs,
was here ON business, Saturday.
Rev. ID. w. Montgomery LETT Mon
day ior two months visit to Iowa.
Joe Mickey, wife and three children,
leave to day for visit to Switzerland.
The Olympia Trades Council has
declared boycott on Puget Sound
beer.
Attorney Byron Millett made pro.
fessional trip down the Sound this
week.
Mrs. Jane Pattison has sold block
9 in Swans addition, to w. J. Foster
for $50.
J. II. Schively delivered the Eagles
memorial address at Vancouver, b. c.,
last Sunday.
J. II. Davis of the Board OF Control
is on q tour of inspection of all the
State institutions.
Thos. Conant. logger from Hart
stein Island, is confined to the hos.
pital with badly cut foot.
Daniel Gaby, formerly resident OF
Olympia, is now, with his family, re.
siding in Santa Cruz. California.
The Hayes schoOlhOuse, south OF
this city, is being raised and con-
crete foundation placed under it.
Col. Lewis Osborne was in from
South Bay, Wednesday. He is letting
them grow again, which is proper.
High winds prevailed all day and
part of the night Monday. The We
locity at times approached gale.
Quarterly examinations for teach
ers' certificates will close to-day. The
board meets in Odd Fellows Hall.
Friday night, in Seattle, Richard l..
Dunn and Miss Maud Coulson, both
of this city, were united in marriage.
The plat of the Capital View add.
ton has been filed with the County
Auditor by the Development company.
There are $40 patients in the Steil.
accom- asylum, according to a report
made to the Board Of Control yester-
day.
C. J. Koppler has bought OF Ira and
Jemima Lowell lots 6 and 7, block IS,
and lots 7 and 8, block So, Tumwater.
for 500.
Notices are being sent to the $4,000
corporations in this State to pay their
$40 annual license fee on or before
July 1st.
Ben Schinke who says he was held
up and robbed was sued yesterday by
Reder & Phipps for $123.60, due the
firm for groceries.
The case OF ]. T. McCorkle vs.. Viii.
son and Currie. charged with stealing
his cattle, is now engaging attention
Of the Superior Court.
Gov. Mead will deliver the MEMORIAL
day address here, and the opening
address in the Washington building
at the Portland Fair, June LIST.
An excellent musical programme
was rendered by the pupils Of Provi
dence academy, Friday evening, to q
large and appreciative audience.
Mrs. D. C. Berry was injured by
falling backward down a steep flight
OF stairs, at her home on Eastside, 9
few days ago. No bones we're broken
The jury Wednesday night brought
in verdict finding Albert St. Den
mis- guilty of larceny in stealing q
coat belonging TO A. P. Mcknight
The trial took up the whole day ol
the court.
The Southwest Association of Gun
Clubs will hold tournament in this
city on May 29th and 30th. Arrange
ments are being made for entertain
ment OF the many sportsmen expected
to be present.
Mrs. A. H. Wood, OF Iowa. has taker
charge OF the revival work in the M
+. church, which has been successfully
conducted the past fortnight, BY Rev
Lewtas She is an evangelist of many
years experience.
Olympia Trades Council has elected
the following officers: President, +
u. Hengst; Vice President, VIM. Ken
drick; Secretary, A. w. Brown; Treas
nrer' Otis Brissey. and Sergeant-at
Arms, Frederick Erb.
Martin Mulkey, an employee in tn,
olympia Brewery bottling works, hat
the fingers OF his left hand badl,
damned by the door OF the ice house
Wednesday, inflicting wound it vii
Take some time to cure.
Last evening the Enati Club electe,
the following officers: President, Mr.
Il. X. Streets; Vice President, Mrs
Lou Diven; Corresponding Secretary
MRS George Fl. Funk; Recording Sec
rotary. Miss Marion Blankenship, an,
treasurer, Miss Ethel McCallum.
A house on Esstside caught fir
from sparks few hours after it ha,
been transferred by sale from job,
Anderson TO Frank Foster, The de
partment, after vigorous fight save,
the furniture and confined the flame
so the top floor and roof. 1t was In
snred Tor enough to cover the loss.
Il. Rosenthal announces a great sal
OF shlrt-waists at their store for ON
week beginning 10 morrow, havin,
Just received shipment which wa
delayed in transit. Such we'll know,
brands as FISK, Clark & Flag. Re
nown. Excelsior, National and Beaut