Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

ne IplItlChl put 10 btS!buiilS "
simmer in certain quarters.
Ed. O'Bannon came up from Seattle
this week to visit his mother.
sidney Groat who has been quite i'll
at the hospital, is improving.
Miss Bertha Hall, of Puyallup. is
the guest of Olympia friends.
4 box social WAS held at the McLane
school.house Saturday evening.
Lawyer Vance bad professional bust.
ness down the Sound, this week.
F. f. Elder, of Kansas, is on a visit
TO his mother, Mrs. $. S. Salisbury.
Yesterday was the last day for pay
ing taxes and avoiding delinquency.
]. H. Schively delivered the me.
mortal address at Elma, Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Triesch. OF Sc
sttle, visited relatives here, this week.
Halle Webb has been granted di.
vorce from Carl Webb, by Judge Linn.
The Foresters beat the Elks Sunday
in a game of baseball by a score OF 81
TO l6.
The schooner Ariel, Capt. Spicer. is
loading lumber at this port for San
Pedro.
Frank Reisenweber attended the
Postal Clerks Convention at Beliing-
ham this week.
Mrs. r. F. Sturdevant, OF Dayton,
has been on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. p. NJ. Troy.
Rev. A. &. Sawin and daughter.
Miss Maude,. left Monday for their
home in Reno, Nevada.
Chas. Pridham came in from Yelm
Tuesday to advertise his stock sale to
be held on the 18th inst.
Many Shelton people came up to
spend Memorial day with their Olym-
pia comrades and friends.
Miss Ruth Van Eaton, OF Rochester,
spent a couple of days with her sister
in Olympia, during the week.
]. c. Schlatter and F. H. Martin.
late arrivals here, have formed real
estate partnership in this city.
Sawyer & Filley are making beauti.
full demonstration of the excellence OF
Duffy's Apple Juice, this week.
Roderick Sprsgue, city editor of the
Recorder, is ill at his home, threatened
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Alec Wright has returned from Des
Moines, Iowa, whittier he was recently
called by the death OF his father.
The Single Viewers dance at The
Lobby, Saturday night, was big sue
cess financially as well as socially.
Miss Mary Scully, who has been
teaching school at Gate City, is spend
ing vacation at her home in this place.
DR.. Redpath and C. E. Maynard
have purchased the sawmill and site
of A. Whitemarsh & Son, of Little
Rock.
Geo. w. Hopp has purchased the
Toppenish Review, in Yakima county,
and left Tuesday to take charge OF the
paper.
The railroad surveyors we're at work
this week on the Eaton donation claim
and seem to be going 10 a southerly
direction.
Miss Grace Barr, formerly of this
city, tut now of Seattle, has been the
guest the past few days OF Miss Lula
Bailey, of Tumwater.
Mrs. Geo. Scofeld and Mrs. S. s.
Waters, of Tacoma, have been guests
OF Mrs. VIM. Scofield, OF this city, dur
ing the past few days.
Councilman McLarty's house on
Westside WAS entered by a thief Friday
night, VINO stole pocketbook and a
small amount of money.
10. McCarrogher and Ad LOOMS
departed this morning for Seattle
where they will take passage on q
steamer for Nome, Alaska.
1t is officially announced that Gov.
Mead will 60 on speech making itin
erary of the State. He leaves to.mor.
row for Eastern Washington.
An order has been given by Judge
Linn to release Eric Horn from the
Steilacoom asylum, on condition tina.
he be taken to friends in Sweden.
The street.corner mail-boxe in this
city have all been painted q deep
green, but the government has not yet
adopted green stamps for postage.
The fine new residences of Messrs
Taylor and Russell, OF Fourth stree,
above Ounce, add much to the ap
pearance of things in that locality.
Miss Frances Ranney, who has been
member OF the faculty of the Olym'
pia high school, has decided to take q
like position in the Hoquiam schools.
The Rector's guild OF St. Johns
church will place memorial in the
church to the memory OF the late Mrs
Howard, in the form OF carved ALTA
and reredos.
Louis Barnard, the hustling stock
raiser OF Chambers Prairie, made III
apleasant call Tuesday. He has near
ly a hundred head OF stock at thi
time.
Ben Hartsuck, who was q membe
of the High school graduating class
has gone to down-Sound points WHERE
he expects to find employment for th'
Summer.
The Capital City Band rendered al
excellent programme at an open al
concert in Capitol Park. WEDNESDAY
evening, which was enjoyed by larg'
assemblage of people.
Martin VOCAL, rancher up tn,
Deschpttes river, and Miss Lucy Pow
ell, of this city, we're united in mar
rage in Seattle yesterday morning
and returned home last evening.
Ed. Jackson and n oble Culton, tn,
Mud Bay Indians who some time az,
disturbed religious meeting of mem
bers of their own race, at Mud Bay
had their trial in Justices Court
Monday, and were each fined $25 an,
costs.
Misses Eva Reinhart and Cor,
Whiteman were the recipients of
farewell" party Monday night, OF
the eve OF their departure for Helix
Oregon, where they expect to spen,
the Summer. 1t was given by Mise
Esther and Eunice Wiley.