Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-08-04

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. Dan Weaver isrcportcd i'll with
the measles.
The Supreme Judges have taken Il
month vacation.
Fred Eeieenweb"r and family have
moved to ~awtcll, Cal.
A daughter wss born Wednesday 10
the VIE OF Charles lIord.
There will be no services 10 st.
john church this month.
Mrs. a. y. Yantis. OF Tenino, was
visitor here, IA few days ago.
Mrs. David Mitchell left yesterday
for visit to the Portland Fair.
Mrs.. l.. J. Covinston and daughter
leis Monday for Seattle to reside.
Attorney Falknor has returned from
avleit to his former home in Ohio.
1t has hoon proposed to name the
new city pleasure grounds Mission
Park.
Fred Johnson and Rose Hess, both
OF Seattle, were married in this city,
Monday.
The will Of Mrs. George ID. Shannon
leaves her property to Mrs. Jennie
Donnelly.
Mrs. q. Bahson has returned to her
home in Nebraska after visit TO Mrs.
G. ii. Funk
Johr Mack has returned from a
visit to his grandfather, Peter Cook, at
Harrington.
Tom kce and wife, Chinese, Mon
day, adopted a ten months'-old Japan
csc boy baby.
Dir. and Mrs. W. B. Hannah left
Monday for visit to relatives in
San Diego, Cal.
The Baptist Sunday school went on
picnic to Priests Point, Wednesday,
on the launch Traveller.
Rev. Il. NJ. Hayes is taking months
vacation, a portion OF which will be
spent on Gray's Harbor.
Mrs. John Barrett and daughter, OF
NJ. OConnor, last week.
The Ladies of the Civic Society are
planning for a dah!ia show near the
beginning OF September.
Mayor Frank Cadwallder, of Waynes.
vile, Ohio, is visiting his uncle, Frank
Williamson, of this city.
Miss Mary Waltz, of Des Moines,
Ia, is visiting her sister, Miss Louise
Hohenberger in this city.
Calvin Ogle, aged rs, died of con-
sumption at the home OF his parents
at Bucoda, few days ago.
Phil Burke narrowly escaped drown
ing by falling into the bay near Gull
Harbor, Sunday afternoon.
The National Pipe Co. has begun
the construction of large building
just west of of the factory.
The land Office has received notice
that lands within the Cascade forest
reserve will soon be open to entry.
Chas. Lansdale has filed suit against
w. ID. Hudson for the sum of $455.15,
alleged to be due him for groceries.
Mrs. w. C. Crawford of Spokane,
who had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jesse Mills, left Tuesday for her home.
Dan Weaver has sold the Olympic
Cafe TO Weaver & Housler, the former
member of the firm being Dams broth
er.
Peter Cook, well-known old time
Olympisn, is now resident of Har-
rington, in the eastern part OF the
State.
The State Board of Control has in
vited bids for the installment Of sixty
new steel cells in the Walla Walla
peni,entiary.
Mrs. John McNsbb scalded her foot
quite severely few days ago by &C.
ddentally overturning a kettle oil
boiling water.
The charge against Gus Anderson
of Mud Bay, of intent to kill Minnie l.
Swan, on trial Tuesday, was dismissed
as not proven.
Fire box No. as has been moved
from the Port Townsend Southern
depot to the corner Of Fourth and
Water streets.
Miss Irene McAllster has returned
to her home at Sprague, after an ex
tended visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lasityr.
Herbert Mari and wife returned te
Seattle yesterday after a visit to "The
Old Folks at Home," Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Mari, OF Eastside.
The largest and prettiest gasoline
launch in our bay has just been COM
pleted by House brothers and made
her trial run last evening.
The partnership of George c. Israc
and Gordon Macksy in practice of law
has been dissolved, the former gentle
man continuing the business.
Fred J. Wiley and Mrs. Minnie
Leisure, both well-known young PEG
pie of shelton, were united in mar
riage in this city, Wednesday.
Special Eighth grade examination
will be held on the 2Sth and 29tl
insts., according to a circular Just is
sued by the State Superintendent.
Senator Piles and Congressme,
Jones, Humphrey and Cushman, it
said, will accompany the Tacoma ey
cursion to this place on the 9th inst.
The name OF Judge Allen has beel
suggested for the Land Office appoint
ment to be vacated by Mr. Scobey
No better man could be selected 70
the position.
Mrs. Ann Patterson died last Fri
day evening at the home Of he
daughter, Miss Emily s. Patterson, il
this city. Deceased was born in Csvi
county, Ireland, in 1921 The funera