Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-02-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Lynn Bloom, of Tumwater, is sui.
foring from blood poisoning.
Mrs. Harry Smith has returned
from weeks visit to Hot Springs.
Miss Mamie Hulse has gone to Cali.
fornis where she will hereafter reside.
Junior League has been organized
10y the young folk Of the NJ. E. Church.
The Northern Pacific Railway paid
an aggregate Of SIS, 900 in taxes Tues
day.
Mrs. VIM. Pix, of Tumwater, made
visit to friends down the Sound, this
week.
Mrs. Annabelle NJ. Farquhar is home
from two months stay in Red Wood
City, Cal.
The many friends of Mrs. Fred lew,
OF Snnnyside, will regret to learn OF
her serious illness.
Mrs. DE Wolfe. a new. conner has
bought the Sparks property on Sixth
and Adams streets.
George Sturgeon and wife, of Little
Rock, have bought the StOvall candy
store on Main street.
1t is reported that active work will
begin on the Olympia and Port Ange-
les railroad next month.
Read over the list of realty bargains
offered by the county on Saturday of
next week, the 9th inst.
Lawrence McBratney has purchased
the Geo. f. Thompson home on West
side, for the sum of 81, 800.
James Doherty is employed as an
extra clerk by the County Treasurer,
during the rush to pay taxes.
The funeral OF Mrs. Conrad Scbnei-
der was held Monday afternoon, Rev.
William Hohberger officiating.
Samuel Goodman has sold to John
w. Levitt the nw4 of the set OF sec.
16, tp. l6. range l west, for $3.50.
S. Pacrien, an employe of the Union
mill, near Lacey, is at the hospital
suffering from badly bruised foot.
George Gleason, a young farmer re-
siding south OF town, is seriously i'll,
having suffered q stroke of paralysis.
A coat of paint on the front of the
city hall would greatly improve the
appearance OF that historic structure.
G. w. Blake has gone to Mime
apolis, whittier he was called by the
illness OF his daughter, Mrs. w. Strut.
Next month at the annual school
election, Tum water will vote on con.
structing Sc 900 modern school build.
ing.
John Wylie, a veteran who formerly
lived in this city, died ct the Soldiers
Home, in Sawtelle, Cal, on the 7th
inst.
The Pullman State College Glee
Club pleasantly entertained q small
audience at the theater Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Charlotte Northcraft, of Buco.
da, has bought house and two lots in
Chambers addition, for her future
home.
A requisition on Gov. Chamberlain
OF Oregon, has been made for Dora
McKiustry, wanted at Chehslis for
burglary.
E. Elliott and con. of Bush Prairie,
are reported to have bought machinery
to expedite the storage of ensilage
next summer.
The funeral of Miss Ethel Cole, who
died Sunday, was held Tuesday at the
family home, near Tumwater, Rev.
Sanders officiating.
The South Bay people are very
proud of their new telephone system
and there is no doubt but that the line
will be kept busy"
The Olympia Eagles will have
large class initiation and dedication OF
their elegant banquet hall on the even.
ing of the 25th inst.
Miss Kate Kilroy is subbing for
Miss O'Bannon, as night operator at
the telephone exchange. while the lat
ter enjoys vacation.
A petition will be presented to the
Council asking for grading and plac.
ing Of sidewalks on Third street, be.
tween Plum and Tullis streets.
Only two more pictures needed for
the Capitol picture gallery OF Terri.
torial executives - those of r. D.
Gholson and William H. Wallace.
The Minerva Club of the Christian
Church held q social and business SEES.
sion at the home of Miss Dora White,
on East Sixth street, Tuesday night.
Mrs. G. c. Israel went to Seattle
Tuesday to meet Mr.. Israel, on his re.
turn from a prolonged stay in What.
com county ON professional business.
The Olympia Brewing Co. is build
ing another warehouse, to afford ia.
cilities for expeditions distribution of
its product. This ono is at Spokane.
w. Carlson, working in a Port
Blakeley logging camp in Mason
county, was bought to the hospital
yesterday suffering from . crushed
foot.
Louis Morrison has been employed
asteacher in the Garfield school to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Miss Georgia Foster, on account Of
i'll health.
Frederick Sprague came from Sum
rise, Alaska, to visit relatives in this
city, arriving this week. He 10 inter-
ested in two claims in the late strike
at Sushitna.
The Superior Court has allowed the
Olympia Light and Power Co. to file a
second amended complaint in its suit
against the Brewing Co., in their con-
sention as to ownership of the larger
portion OF the lower Tumwater falls.
AS reported exclusively" in the
STANDARD, a grand opening OF the
Harris Dry Goods Co.'s elegant store
Will take place for display OF goods,
Monday night, the anniversary Of the
Gate the Harris hove, fothor ouonod