Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Ny. jan. i~yac, visited friends in
seattle tins week.
Ray Gilbert has been on trip to
Portland dis week.
Mr.. hoffman reports rushing hOl-
DAY trade at his store.
y son was recently born to the wife
oil Fred. CO!vin, OF Tenino.
Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins and children
have moved in from Lacey.
Robert Callow, Jr., is up from IA
miIchie for few days stay.
Ivan Kinney left Monday for the
State University in Seattle.
4 former local battle.cry WAS 1--WE
chew" it is now " We choose"
A son was born to the wife OF Orrin
\. Lewis, o. South Bay, Tuesday.
Mr.. :. d. Laurence and daughters
have gone to Bellingham to reside.
\ cigar stand is being constructed
in the entrance OF Mckenny block.
C. Kibbe of the Tenino News, and
wife were visitors to our city, Sunday.
DR.. NJ. l.. Adams, formerly of this
city. has been elected Health Officer Of
Ballard.
Noble Culton, an Indian, is work
ing out fine Of $50, on the streets,
for drunkenness.
Miss Evelyn Vincent has returned
to Seattle to resume her studies in a
business college.
The fees of the County Auditors
Office for the month of November
amounted to $254 65.
Mrs. Niretta Talcott has been con.
fined to her home on Eastside by i'll.
ness, the past few days.
License to wed has been granted to
Emil Anderson and Mary Sophie An
derson, both OF this city.
Mrs. N. H. Owings and Frank Ow.
ings and wife, have returned from
their trip to Japan and China.
The Single Weavers are fitting up
the rooms over Winstanley & Blank
enship's store for lodge room.
Attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement of E. Z. Taylor,
Olympia's leading music dealer.
The eighteenth annual meeting of
the State Bar Association will be held
at Everett, beginning July 11th.
Rev. NJ. L. Sanders, of Birmingham,
Iowa, will be the new preacher of the
Methodist Church at Tumwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH have sold
their home on Jefferson and Davis
streets to DIR. d. w. Hull, for $3.50.
The Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team
defeated the st. Martins College boys,
last evening, in a score OF % to IL.
A little daughter made her appear
ance yesterday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Marshall. at Tumwa,er.
The body of Mrs. A. E. Young, who
died Thursday evening, of last week,
was taken to Centralia Monday for
burial.
The Commissioners have granted
renewal of liquor license to Jos. Farm
ington OF Bucoda, and John Willard
OF Tenino.
Edward, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Schively, has gone to Washington, d.
c., to act as page in the House OF
Representatives.
William Hildebrand, formerly OF
this city, is seriously i'll with typhoid.
pneumonia in Portland. His mother
is at his bedside.
Two notable executions set for to.
day are Mrs. Mary Rogers, at Windsor,
Vermont, and OF Angus McPhail at
Walla Walla, this State.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Pierce, OF Ia
coma, who we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. c. Israel q few days ago.
left Wednesday for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. King have returned
to North Dakota after a pleasant visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Scott. Mrs.
King is q sister OF Mr.. Scott.
G. D. Ruddell is confined to the
hospital with an injury 10 his knee, sus.
tanned while working on Martins farm
at Five Oaks, on Chambers Prairie.
Frances Wolverton has been granted
a decree of divorce from Myron VOL
verton, and the restoration OF her
maiden name to Miss Frances Castle.
Mrs. Cornwall, OF Oakland, left Sun.
day morning for her home, having per.
formed the sad duty Of cheering the
closing hours OF her sister, Mrs. Per-
cival.
The Eagles have leased Columbia
Hall for term Of five years at So per
month, and propose to transform it
into the neatest lodge-rooms in the
city. Yea!
The Pacific Coast Christian Alliance
Convention, held in fhe NJ. E. church
Monday and Tuesday, were we'll at
tended and created no little interest in
the cooperative work OF the organiza.
ton.
Blaine Eshman OF Gate City, and
Miss Mildred Duby, were married at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. S. Duby, in this city, last
Friday. The couple will reside at
Gate City.
Albert Vielbaum. an employe OF the
brewery, and Miss Marie A. Ingmsn,
were united in wedlock, at Tumwater,
Wednesday evening. They were given
charivari by a number of friends the
same evening.
The Bellingham Fuel Briquetting
Co. have filed articles OF incorporation
with the Secretary of State with q
capital of S75 1000. The incorporators
are Geo. w. Hopp of Olympia, and J.
W. Hopp, j. B. Bennett, S. A. Post
and c. A. Conlee OF Bellingham.
The assessed valuation of taxable
property in this county this year is
placed at $6,0l4,SG6, and the levy for
taxes payable next year will be, in this
city III mill, n ~