Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-01-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Miss Harriet Allen left Wednesday
ON visit to Seattle.
II. V. Pearce. OF Little Rock, was
in the city this week.
+. j. Estep. of Seattle, is up on a
visit to old.tlme friends.
W. l.. and Mrs. Bridgford left for
San Francisco this week.
Miss Minnie Yeager is attending a
dramatic school in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Henry have
gone to South Bend to reside.
Mrs. II. Myers has gone to San
Francisco to spend the winter.
The loggers have about all returned
to their respective fields of labor.
The eighth grade examinations will
be held on the 18th and 18th insts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey, of Portland,
are visiting the latters parents in this
city.
The masquerade ball at The Lobby
New Years night, was a decided sue.
cess.
Miss Agnes Gilliland, OF Tacoma,
has been visiting relatives near this
city.
Many new subscribers were added to
the STANDARDS list during the holi-
days.
II. II. Weatheral the FISHERMAN, has
returned from a business trip to Sc.
attic.
Miss lone Rhinhart left Tuesday for
California. to re-enter Stanford, as art
student.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burkett and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary, have gone to Seattle
to reside.
Paul Christensen il confined to his
home with a carbuncle on the back of
his neck.
Clarence Brown and wife were over
from Portland this week on visit to
relatives.
Work in renovating the Granger
block for the Harris Brothers store
has begun.
The county has paid $52 in bounty
for killing wild animals during the
last quarter.
J. q. Crouch, the realty dealer, is
recovering from q severe attack of
typhoid fever.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Irwin, on Bush Prairie,
"Wednesday morning.
The steamer Dirigo and the schoon-
er Robert Searles are taking in cargoes
of lumber at Westside.
Mrs. Edmund Rice has donated 100
books to the West Olympia Sunday
School, near Buffers Cove.
Miss johnson has moved her MILL.
merry store 10 the Lemon building on
Fourth street, near franklin.
DR.. Redpath will act as Health
Officer and Coroner during the tenn.
porary absence of that officer.
Mrs. Stella Carroll and her daugh-
ter Ethel and son Leslie, of Seattle,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Katherine Lsngridge left this
week for Ellensburg, whore she is at.
tending the State Normal School.
The Women's Catholic Order oil
Foresters gave a New Year ball at
Grand Army hall Saturday night.
George H. Uhler succeeds Thomas
L. Laughlin. who has resigned his po.
sition OF Deputy County Treasurer.
A joint installation was held in
Grand Army hall Wednesday evening
of officers OF the G. A. r. and w. R. c.
The work of Transforming Columbia
Hall into model lodge quarters is well
under way by the Fraternal Order oil
Eagles.
1 Daniel Finch has entered suit in
the Superior Court against Ira NJ
Noble to recover payment for property
sold Noble.
Fred. Verville has been granted q
liquor license at Yelm. he having
purchased a business already estab
lished there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brewer and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Prince, OF Seattle, visit
ed f. E. Taylor and family during
holiday week.
Miss Josephine Holgate. Assistan,
State Librarian, has returned from 9
fortnight's visit to libraries in severa
parts Of the State.
The members OF Brighton Parl
Grange No. 163, will hold their repula,
meeting tomorrow night at the schoo
house in that district,
Mrs. M. ]. Gordon, OF Spokane, left
Wednesday for her home, after a holi
day visit to her daughter, the wife O
State Treasurer Mills.
Charles Koppler, after a prolonged
whirl on the merry-go.round, has re-
turned to the staid occupation o
house-mover in this city.
Miss Louise Richardson has re
turned to Tacoma, where she is {
student in Aquinas academy, after &
holiday visit to her parents.
Miss May Mead, daughter of tn.
State executive. who is attendi ne
school at Tacoma, spent the holds q,
season with her parents here.
An enjoyable time was had Satur
day evening by the young people o
Westside at the school-house, with
games and other amusements.
The f. 0. Robbins little farm o.
lot acres, near Lacey, has been sold Il
y. Mcdowell, of Tenino, for SI,l5O
> who will soon make it his home.
The receipts of the County Auditor
for fees in December, amounted t.
$339.50. Seventy-seven dollars of thi
was for Hunters licenses. Thirteer
marriage licenses were issued.