Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-05-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Book beer has been on tap the pas.
few days.
Miss Mary Scully has returned to
Gate City.
Rev. Father kusters visited Tacoma
during the week.
The Eagles initiated thirteen candi-
dates Sunday night.
Olympia will have base ball, town.
ball and high-bal this season.
The Multnomah has resumed her
run after thorough overhauling.
Mission Park was visited by many of
our people Sunday. 1t was an ideal
day.
Miss Fannie Daley, of Everett, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Wiman,
OF Eastside.
Attorney G. H. Funk had profess
sional business down the Sound dur.
ing the week.
Gov. and Mrs. Mead and their niece,
Miss Vincent, visited in the Queen
City, this week.
It is reported that the Westside
single mill was sold this week to q
Portland company.
James C. Nelson and Miss Isabelle
Cornell. both of Bucoda, were married
in this city Tuesday.
Another carload of potatoes were
shipped to the San Francisco sufferers
Wednesday morning.
The Russell shingle mill is installing
a new boiler to take the place of the
one which recently blew up.
Mrs. Fahenstock, of Seattle, has
been spending the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Falknor.
Fred Marshal, engineer in one OF
Simpsons camps, is undergoing treat.
ment at the hospital for q badly cut
foot.
H. S. Kent, a resident OF Olympia
over 70 years ago, has returned from
Massachusetts to again reside in this
county.
The front of Horr's dock settled
nearly foot Monday. Danger signs
now occupy conspicuous places in that
vicinity.
Gov. Mead has paroled r. G. b.
gardus, convicted of embezzlement in
Spokane, serving term in the peni.
Tertiary.
Olympia Aerie Of Eagles at their
meeting, Sunday evening, appropriat-
ed 500 for the California Eagles re.
lief fund.
The will of Martha Conine, deceased,
has been admitted to probate. She
leaves her property to her husband, J..
Z. Conine.
Gov. Mead was "taken in" by the
Elks Monday night. He doubtless
thinks that it is q worse game even
than politics to play.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mutton, who
have been employed in Avery's camp.
the latter as cook, have returned to
their home 10 this city.
Eleven marriage licenses were issued
by the County Auditor last month.
The fees of that Office during the same
period amounted to $2l2.2O.
The oyster business is reported %
Stacking up. The spawning season
has begun and the bivalve will find
but little sale until September.
DR.. G. s. Armstrong, q former Olym.
pia physician, was married to Miss
Agnes Needs, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on
the 25th ult. They will live at Spokane
Judge Linn this week declined &c
send Martin McFall, a l4.year-old lad
to the Reform School, on the promise
that his grandfather will take him &c
Oregon TO care for him.
The State, last Tuesday, paid of
100000 of bonds, that being the
amount borrowed from the school fund
in 1900. The bonded debt of thu
State at present is 81, 10000.
1t was reported last evening tha
Sol G. Simpson way dying at his HON,
in Shelton, where he had just returned
from . futile attempt to restore hi
health at Santa Barbara, Cal.
Miss Flora Chambers, who has fo
the past several months been attend
ing the Women's Medical College O
Philadelphia, will return to her hom,
in this city about the Goth inst.
Elcaine Longmire was in the cit,
Monday. He has moved from Yeln
to Ashford, near the foot of Noun
Rainier. This Office acknowledges
pleasant call from the gentleman.
The BARRIERS International Uniol
are raising fund for the 800 barber
who are thrown out of employment
in San Francisco by the disaster. TIL
Olympia branch contributed $40 q
their last meeting.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Gordon, OF Spokane, VIII
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
George Mills, in this city, departe'
Sunday, accompanied by Miss Iren
Norton, for Japan. They went by tn
big steamship Minnesota.
The Young Women's Home Club
corporation lately formed in Seattl,
whose object is to afford a home fo
working girls at nominal or actua
cost. Emily NJ. Peters is Presiden
and Bertha Gardiner ia Secretary.
Miss Rowena McMicken. daughte
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McMicker
died Wednesday, in Seattle, after
long illness. Her grandmothers, Mr.
J. q. Parker and Mrs. VIM. McMicker
OF this city, were summoned to Seattl
earlier in the week to be present.
Milton Giles has received a reoues
from Portland to help in caring fo
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