Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-06

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Miss Virginia Cheadle, of Eastside,
: quite i'll.
Mrs. II. McMicken is visiting in the
Queen City.
The MUMMY shingle mill has re-
sumcd operations.
Tumwater's tax levy for city Pur-
poses is seven mills.
The County Auditor has issued 729
hunters licenses to date.
Thad Pierce has been appointed sub.
carrier in rural district No. ,.
Mr. Reeds condition, we are happy
to state, has slightly improved.
George Putnude has returned from
an extended trip to San Jose, Cal.
Mrs. Chas Garfield has returned to
Nome after visit to relatives here.
II you know an item of news ring
up Main sc, and tell the STANDARD.
Ross Mcneil has returned from an
extended trip east of the mountains.
Mrs. Laird and two daughters, of
Oregon, are visiting Mrs. G. B. Mann.
Michael Dempsey has gone to Sc
attic to enter the National Telegraphic
Institute.
Mrs. Addie Riley, OF Iowa, an old
school. Innate of Mrs. J. D. Knox, is on
visit here.
A. II. Chambers was a successful
bidder for furnishing meats for State
institutions.
George Goodyear has successfully
grown sweet potatoes al his ranch OH
Bush Prairie.
Mrs. A. Manning has returned to
Seattle after visit to her daughter,
Mrs. F. Stocking.
Robt. Frost is in charge of the City
Clerks office while Mr.. Dever attends
the Portland Fair.
ID. Inlay has applied for letters of
administration in the estate OF Anna
M. INLAY, deceased.
Government engineers are making
surveys for estimate of contemplated
barber Improvements.
John Mack had a hand badly
mashed while working on the tug
Blue Star, last Sunday.
Mrs. John Bowling, OF this city, was
one OF the rescued passengers from the
steamer Santa Barbara.
John Dodd, of South Bay, is quite
i'll at the home of his sister, Mrs. Jas.
Vandeveer, of Eastside.
A marriage license has been issued
to E. F. Krupp of Bucoda, and Miss
Pearl Gallagher of Tenino.
An ordinance is before the City
Council for extending the corpora.
ton limits over Mission Park.
Capt Samuel Howard has returned
to the Soldiers Home, at Orting, after
visit to his many friends here.
Conrad Kronebach, of Hanover,
Kansas, arrived in this city last Satur.
day, to make it his permanent home.
James Van Eaton, OF Grand Mound,
has proved up On his timber claim in
the northern part of Chehalis county.
The storm last night demolished one
OF the Olympian's plate-plass windows,
that on the south side of the building.
Chas. Strange has bought OF 8. L.
Dennis lot l in West Brighton Park,
on Bush Prairie. Consideration $3.50.
Clyde Patton, of Rochester, who re.
Gently won a scholarship from the
P.-L, has decided to learn telegraphy
this winter.
The STANDARD is the best advertis-
ing medium because it goes into more
homes in Thurston county than any
other paper.
Mrs. Geo. Heustis has bought the
Walter Chambers property at the
southeast corner of Adams and Sew.
enth streets.
The 13-year.old daughter of Mrs. M.
Galloway, of Tenino, underwent an
operation at the hospital yesterday for
appendicitis.
A family reunion was held at the
home OF George Bardsley, on Westside,
Wednesday, in which four generations
were represented.
Brad Hill has bought a desirable
residence lot on Maple Park addition,
lot 8, block 2. from F. ID. Cook, for
the sum OF 1900.
The Governor has pardoned Arthur
F. Green, sentenced for burglary from
Spokane in March, this year. He ia
but Is years of age.
The Degree of Honor gave the first
OF series of card parties in Elks' hall,
Tuesday evening. A fine supper was
a prominent feature.
John Henry has gone to South
Bend to execute q surveying contract.
He was accompanied by Herbert Mat.
son and Billy Campbell.
A reunion OF the Scottish Rite Ma.
sons was held in this city Tuesday
night, under the auspices of Olympia
Lodge of Perfection No. 2.
Blankenship & Satterlee have moved
their print-shop to the building lately
vacated by the Olpmpian, corner of
Ihlrd and Washington streets.
The postoffice receipts for the third
quarter, this year, aggregate So, 3O5.79
against $3,S13.S9 for the same period
in 1904, An increase of $49l.9O.
The U. S. torpedo-boat destroyer Per.
ry visited our harbor Tuesday and re.
manned until Wednesday night, dur.
ing which time she was visited by
many OF our people.
II. o. Peterson aud wife have en-.
tered suit against H. R. Weatherall
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