Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-05-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Will II. Hanna is nursing a sprained
ankle.
John L. Iantis has moved from Blu.
coda to Tenino.
Miss Hattie Watson has returned to
Spokane after visit here.
J. C. Conine, OF Yelm, was in the
city couple OF days this week.
\ daughter was born Saturday to
the wife OF y. II. Bridges, of Eastside.
Fred. Birchler has sold his interest
in the Pioneer Dairy Co. to Pete Wick
John Aver, was up from Seattle this
week on vist to his brother, Robert
Aver.
Geo. II. Funk is in Spokane on legal
business. He is expected home TO-.
morrow.
The Eastside Christian church held
basket social Saturday night, clear
ing over $50.
Miss Ida Hill, who is teaching in
Tacoma, visited her parents in this
city last week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. E. Wilson, of Little Rock,
died Saturday.
Elain buggy has been granted a
divorce from George buggy, by the
Superior Court.
The Shelton ball team won the
game here, Sunday, from the Elks. by
a score of % to 6.
J. E. Calder has bought of c. NJ.
Moore and wife lot s, block 48, Wood.
ruff's addition, for 800.
The Eagles won their town.ball
game, Sunday, played with the Tenino
team. The score stood to l.
Mrs. Ed. Roles came in from Little
Rock this week to be with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Richmond, who is i'll.
George S. Lawrence and Elizabeth
Walker were married at the home OF
the bride on Bush Prairie, Sunday.
The engagement of Mr.. James Heus.
tbs and Miss Frances Marsland is an.
nounced. The wedding will occur in
July.
State Printer Gorham has returned
from California, whittier he had gone
to be present at the funeral of his
father.
The Norris & Rowe's dog show will
pass by Olympia and Everett, this
season. They perform at Tacoma on
the 1st.
Judge T. l.. Stiles, of Tacoma, was
in town last Wednesday, representing
a client in damage case before the
Supreme Court.
The Second Church OF Christ, Scien.
fist, of North Yakima, filed articles OF
incorporation with the Secretary OF
State, this week.
The State Attorney has fled an
opinion that bank deposit is credit
from which Indebtedness may be de.
Quoted in taxation.
Sam Rosenthal, who is travelling
salesman for an Eastern clothing
house, spent several days with his
parents and sisters this week.
Frank Weir, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Weir OF this city, was married
last week in Seattle to Miss Eunice
May Hammond, of that city.
J.E. Calder and wife have sold to
Rog Huggett the south 40 feet of lot Z,
and all of lot 8. block 48, Woodruff's
addition, for the sum Of $500.
The stores will close next Wednes.
day, Memorial Day, but will remain
open longer the previous evening, to
enable customers to "stock up" for the
occasion.
Miss Ray Shields. OF this city, who
was employed in San Francisco at the
time OF the disaster, arrived home this
week, aud has gone on q visit to friends
in Seattle.
Word has been received here of the
marriage, at Los Angeles, CAL, last
week, of Earl ellison and Myrtle CAL
verify, both formerly well-known young
people OF Olympia.
1t is reported thst the Oregon Lum.
Der Co., OF which Frank Williamson,
OF this city, is one of the incorporation,
will build mill near Seattle and an.
other on Hoods Canal.
Charley Moore, the ice man, whose
present business in Portland is in di.
rect contrast with his warm and genial
nature while resident of this city, is
over on a visit to friends.
Alec Brassey, Of Tacoma, and Miss
Perditta Steelman, OF this city, were
married at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Steel
man, on Westside, Sunday.
J. c. Conine is planning trip that
will include all the principal cities Of
the East. He will start the latter
part of August and the journey will
consume six or eight months.
Mrs. Jane Owens, aged IA, died
Friday, at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. L. McConville, near Sherlock.
The funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon in the Catholic
church.
VIM. Powe, the drayman, has pur-
chased the E. T. Young lot opposite
the STANDARD Office, on Second street,
for $500. He will Immediately begin
the construction OF a neat residence
thereon.
Joseph Stinber and and Mary E.
Iwldwell, both OF Yeln, have secured
license to wed. The same privilege
mas also been granted to James Lip.
kow. OF Rainier. and Alta Barton, OF
this city.
Mr. O. i. Ferguson and Miss Bertha
White, the former of South Union and
the latter OF this city, were married
Monday, at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. White, on
Eastside.
George Gilkey, a carpenter in the
employ OF the Northern Pacific bridge
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