Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-11-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

ing.
The ucx telephone building is en-
closed.
\ new front Is being placed in the
Hale block.
Miss May Finch, of Ohio, is on visit
to Mrs. W. +. Tietz.
Mrs. c. Will Shailtr has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr.. K. c. Bird is reported quite i'll
ct her home, COG Pine street.
Joseph y. Blair, formerly of this
city, died in Seattle, Saturday.
Mrs. J. e. Sparks, of Elma, it visit,
ing her daughter, Mrs. c. b. Mann.
Mr.. Chambers expects to be in his
new market building by Thanksgiving
Tom Kearney will leave next week
for several months stay in Califor-
MIA.
The many friends of Mrs. Brad L.
Hill will regret to learn OF her serious
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Beacher, of West
side, are the happy parents OF a baby
daughter.
Capt. Hambright and G. S. Wilcox
are bailiffs for the present term of the
Superior Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matheson have
gone to Sunnyside, Yakima county,
to spend the winter.
Mrs. Mary V. Johns is home from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster have ar.
rived from Michigan to make their
home in this county.
Read the big list Of county property
to be sold ON the 9th inst, in this
issue OF the STANDARD.
Miss Marie Ruth, who is attending
school in Tacoma, spent Sunday with
her parents in this city.
The way to reach the people OF
Thurston county is through the STAND
ARDS advertising columns.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds was rendered q
surprise party in honor of her cd
birthday, last Friday evening.
The Light and Power Company have
cleared the river above the upper falls
at Tumwater, of debris and logs.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
Sewing Bee at the home of Mrs.
Gordon Henry, on Eastside, to-day.
Arno F. Glidden, of this city, and
Miss Christine Schultz, of Mansfield,
Ohio, were lately married in Seattle.
The STANDARD published the only
correct official figures of the result of
the late election in Thurston county.
Thurston county receives $2,365.24
of the State school fund apportioned
for the second quarter of the current
year.
Read the advertisement OF Miss
Gertrude Moore in this paper. She
has something OF interest to say 10 the
ladies'.
A. J. Bennett, guard at the Federal
prison on McNeips Island, has re
turned to his duties after q few days
visit to this city.
w. o. Clark has been appointed
draughtsman in the Land Com mis-
sioner's office to succeed E. s. Hencks,
who has resigned.
Mrs. Carrie Diggs, who recently re-.
turned from trip to Wisconsin, has
gone to Aberdeen where she has pur.
chased a lodging house.
Mrs. Fred Sherburn left Monday for
her home in Kansas City, Mo, after .
visit of six weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Allison.
CIV. Boone, Socialist candidate for
the Legislature, has bought couple Of
lots in Prices subdivision, near the
Lincoln school, for the sum OF $500.
An unusual amount OF rain has
fallen this week, even for the incle.
ment season, and the wind has blown
quite strong at times from the south
west.
Frank Weir met with q severe hurt
while unloading lumber. at the West
side mill, one day this week, . heavy
plank falling on bis foot, bruising
his ankle.
A jury term of the Superior Court
opened in this city Monday with Judge
Rice. of Lewis county, presiding, in the
absence OF Judge Linn, who is holding
court at Tacoma.
In decision reversing the Superior
court of Thurston county, the Su-
preme Court has upheld the constitu-
tionality of the poll tax law passed
by the Legislature OF 1905.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r.
Helser, of West Fourth street, swal.
lowed a good sized stick. pin yesterday.
1t may be necessary to have an opera
lion performed to remove it.
Messrs J. w. Crawford & Son, who
have main tanned law Offices at Brem.
erton and in Seattle, have moved to
Olympia, and secured Office rooms
over the Olympia National Bank.
Articles OF incorporation of the J. A.
Ray Lumber Co., of Little Rock, have
been filed with the County Auditor.
f. E. Overton and J. A. Ray are the
incorporators. Capitalized at 50. 600.
E. Z. Young, . pro minent oyster.
grower OF Kamilche, died Wednesday
night, at that place, aged 66 years.
Funeral services will be held in the
NJ. f. church of this city, Sunday at 2
Pm.
C. H. Pridham has cold his farm oil
34O acres, near Yelm, to Ole Saulberg,
OF Wilbur, Tor a consideration of 49,.
QUO. The purchaser will take charge
of the property on the first Of the
year.
Mr.. A. c. Baker, lately from Ohio
has been appointed Superior Court
stenographer. in place OF Mr.. Phil.
brook, who has gone to Portland to
reside. His Office is in the Elks'
block.
Through little ad. in this paper, C.
l.. Banks has sold his home on East.
side. and also forty acres near Shelton,
to different parties. The STANDARD is
the best advertising medium in this
section.
AT the sale of Gen Milrov,, ofr.cts