Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


\ son was horn, Friday, to the wife
OF Il. l.. Westmoreland.
Joe Kramer has opened cigar
store on Pcrcilsl's dock.
Mary l.. Alden and c. II. Hatfield
have been licensed to we'd.
Mrs. ]. Haworth, OF this city, is quite
i'll at Thorpe. near Ellensburg.
The Y. VI. c. \. have reopened their
reading rooms and gymnasium.
4 new concrete sidewalk is being
laid in front of the Granger block.
!. ii. krumme and wife left for St.
Joseph, Mo, Wednesday, to reside.
Mrs. f. I. McCabe has returned to
Tcnino after visit to friends here.
Miss Florence Cook has returned
from an extended visit in the Queen
CITY.
&. c. Berry. OF Emmett, Idaho, is
the guest OF his cousin, Frank Van
Eaton.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Baglcy OF Squaxon Island, died on the
9Th inst.
Mrs. Sam Percival, of Spokane, is
visiting the family of John c. Percival,
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Bailey OF West
side, are the happy parents of a cute
little daughter.
Head Consul Boak OF the Woodmen
of the World will visit the local camp
on the 21st inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Hill, OF Port
Townsend, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. A. A. Phillips.
Jack Rayl and Ray Palmer were
fined SIS each, Monday, for fighting on
the street, Saturday night.
The Elks entertained the ladies in
their new hall and club rooms Wednes-
day night, in royal manner
Mrs. NJ. G. Winslock. of Seattle,
who had been the guest of Mrs. G. c.
Israel, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hill have moved
from Eighth and Franklin streets to
their new home on Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Carrie Montgomery, of Lynn.
WASH, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Snider, south of this city.
Harry r, Weatherall, the popular
FISHERMAN, was up from Oyster Bay,
yesterday. He reports the oyster
trade as good.
F. Mason Holmes, of Tacoma, and
Alice E. Benner, Of Puyallup. were
united in marriage Saturday, Rev. r.
NJ. Hayes officiating.
Paul Holbrook OF Seattle, and Miss
Grace Kinzie of this city, were united
in marriage at the home of the brides
parents, Wednesday.
Frank Blakeslee left Wednesday for
Chicago, to accompany his wife home.
The latter has been visiting in the
East the past two months.
The city has erected o commod-
ious warehouse at the city floating
dock on West Fourth street, for the
convenience of all who wish to use it.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
David Hendrickson, OF Eastside, died
yesterday. The funeral will be held
from the home this afternoon, at 2 80
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Kenny,
who died at Woodland, Friday, was
held at St. Michaels Church, Sunday
and interment was made in Catholic
cemetery, southwest of Tumwater.
Mrs. Catherine Robinson died a,
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. w. F
Tucker, of Westside, Tuesday night, a,
a ripe old age. She came to this city
from Oregon about year ago. Tht
burial services were held yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Joseph McAllister has returned
from st. Paul, Mimi, where he wal
lately married to Miss Olive French
of Ohio, who accompanied him back
Mr.. McAllister is fireman on th'
Olympia-Teni train. They will re
side at Tumwater.
An esteemed lady teacher who ha
been a subscriber to this paper severa
years. in changing her address, write.
these cheering words Of appreciation
"Your paper comes to me almost as {
personal letter. miss il very mucf
when away from home"
Samuel Adams, a resident of thi
city several years, died at Steilacoom
Wednesday night, at the age of 70
RUDE Adams, of this city, is q son o
the deceased. Burial services will b.
held this afternoon in the Christian
church, by Rev. w. S. Crockett.
Olympia's percentage Of increase o
postal business for the year endinI
Sept. Both, was 23.1, ranking all post
Offices Of its class in the State. Wenat
chez, of the second class Offices is
close leader in 2O.1 per cent. gain
Colfax shows only IL per cent. gain.
Robert English and wife, of Lynn
Eastern Washington, stopped owe
this week on their way home from tn
Portland Fair, for visit to the famil
of James w. Snider, near Tumwatel
They seem very favorably impresse,
with Olympia and the Sound country
it being their first visit over here.
A letter from Rev. Henry L. Badge
to the STANDARD, dated Pomona, Cal
4th inst, closes with this expression O
kind memory OF his former home
al am always interested in all tina
concerns Olympia, where l spent si
pleasant years and made many friend
for whom 1 shall always entertain
very high regard"
Enthusiastic revival services ar
still being held nightly in the Christian
Church, conducted by Kellems ar.
Shafier. Mr.. Kellems is from the Eu
gene Divinity School of Eugene, Ore
gon. and is certainly bible teache
and student. The church is filled Il
overlooking every night, and man.
have made the good confession. Prot
Cho Tor civ oo a solo ooch ovoni0O n