Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

lily NEWS In BRItf
r,rl NrBr4,nr> Las gone to oak
l4u3 Cal.
clyde Hailey left this week fol
Nome, Alaska.
The Grand Court OF Foreeters will
meet IN Olympia next May.
Mr.. VI. u. Owings has gone to Ia
coma to spend the summer.
l.. NJ. rrce, OF this city. has pur-
chased the shelton Trtbnf't.
y daughter Ma born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs John II. Eohrbeck.
{. Holthu>en has leased the Tony
Faust restaurant to Harry Carson.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Jos.
CHAMBERLAIN, on West>ide, sunday.
John Henry's party has returned
from q surveying trip east OF the
mountains.
The Shingle Weavers have decided
to give dance at The Lobby on the
night OF July Sd.
1t is reported that Tumwatcr the
other night experienced Il slight shock
OF an earthquake.
Mrs. o. G. White and daughter have
! returned from Pasadena, Cal, where
they spent the Winter.
Miss Iyie Ferguson is attending a
meeting OF the grand lodge of the
Eastern Star at Spokane.
Mrs. Brown has returned to Seattle
after a months visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. McCray, Of Eastside.
Mr.. Mitchell Harris and family will
occupy the house formerly the home
of J. OBJ. Scobey, on Main and Ninth
streets.
Gov. Mead, Monday, honored a
requisition from Illinois for Leslie
Lewald, charged with enlightenment at
Chicago.
Frank Clayton was quite severely
injured a few days ago, by pile OF
lumber falling upon him at the West
side mill.
Frank Holman, successful logger
and well-known Olympia boy, now OF
Vaughn, was up this week on visit
to his mother.
Charles Hinkle, who has been be.
hind the blocks in Chambers market,
the past year, left this week for bis
home in Michigan.
Miss Flora Chambers is visiting
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Philadelphia, where she is taking q
course in medicine.
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Nichols,
accompanied by their daughter, Mrs.
Kent, Of Everett, left Tuesday for a
visit to Riverside, Cal.
The County Commissioners have
recommended Leslie L. Bloomingdale,
OF Rochester, for scholarship in the
State College at Pullman.
\ katherine King, Agnes Farrell, Jes.
bic Hartsuck and Homer Thacker took
the civil service examination for postal
clerks and carriers, Wednesday.
The Olympia Brewing Co. lately
made shipment of 500 barrels OF
bottled beer to Vladivostok, Russia
1t esta blishes a trade wherever it is
known.
The Seventh day Adventists have
begun their Summer tent-services in
this city, at q time when they may il.
lustrate the story OF the deluge by liq-
uid example.
Miss May Weber, aged 20, living on
Glass street, Eastside, took an overdose
of chloroiorm Monday morning, and
her life was saved by the prompt
arrival of physician.
DR.. Geo. V. LYDIA has received the
sad news of the death OF his father, Dr.
L. w. LYDIA, at Nevada, lows. He
was So years OF age and had been q
successful osteopathic physician oil
that place.
Architect James Stevens has arrived
with the plans for the high school
building, and call for bids for con.
structiOn will soon be made. II is
expected to have it completed by
Christmas.
Tuesday morning, Prof. ID. o. Dean
principal OF the Westside school, and
Miss N. Meier, teacher in the prim.
airy department, were united in mar
rage, at the Presbyterian msnse, by
Rev. r. NJ. Hayes.
Frank o. Kreager, OF Spokane, wat
yesterday selected for Superintendent
OF the city schools. lie is q graduate
Al the State College at Pullman, and
sAld to be man capable 10 all respects
for his important work.
School District No. %, near Bucoda
has secured a loan from the State
fund Of $500, to build school.house
The bond bears a per cent. interest
to run ten years, with an option fol-
payment alter one year.
The County Commissioners have
authorized the Sheriff to appoint 6
deputy at Tenino at q salary of $40 8
month, TO aid in protecting tina,
village from fire bugs, who seem in
tent upon its destruction.
The City OF Shelton made a specia
trip to the Rollway. Sunday, to brine
Mrs. Smith, wife of the book keeper o
the Biakeley Logging Co., who is yer,
Ill, to this city. She is now unde
treatment at the hospital.
The thunder pealed the lightnin,
flashed" as the nursery rhyme says
and rain fell in torrents MONDAY
night. This has been an unprece
dented stormy June. so far, and it ha
mad devastating effect on seasonablt
crops.
Capital Lodge No. Is, X. OF p, hav,
elected the following officers for tn,
ensuing term: Chancellor Command
er' }. NJ. Hit; Vice Chancellor, w
i: Cavanaugh; Prelste, T. F. Newell
Master o! Work, E. o. Free, ant
Master OF Arms, Joseph McCarrogher