Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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is. ..e dan I'LL the FOURTH
rlicultu!al meeting Jane 0th.
Yesterday was the longest day OF the
yrar.
Mrs.. John +. OILS is quite i'll a. the
ho-i ita..
Work IN tie ncw Arper mill at Ms
qn.ly ! pr crossing quite rapidly.
Eod@rick >prague l. recovering from
his severe attack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Blauch Chambers was confined
to her home by illness Il couple OF days
tins week.
Mr.. W. I. Melvin and wife. of Ever
EFT. are VISITING relatives and friends III
this county.
James Doherty was confined to his
home a couple OF days this week with
severe cold.
Dorothy, the little daughter OF Mrs.
NJ. II. Terry, has been seriously Ill the
past few days.
Trevor, the little son OF NJ. +. Kin
caid, fell from horse the other day
and broke his arm.
Adlutant General Drain returned
Monday from two months stay in
Washington, ID. G.
An unknown logger was found dead
in his bunk at Camp l, in the Black
Hills, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Geo. S. Allen and daughter,
Mrs. J. L. Mills, visited friends down
the Sound, this week.
Frank Mossman killed bear that
weighed 3iJ pounds, in the Black
Hills, few days ago.
List OF property to be sold by the
county on the Both inst, appears in
this issue Of the STANDARD.
Thomas H. Cavanaugh, Of Wenat.
chez, was a visitor to his former home,
Olympia, one day this week.
Frank Serliing, an old time Olym-
plan, came up from Steilacoom yes
terday in his gasoline launch.
L. B. Faulkner has sold to James f.
Walker lots 16. II and Is, block 3,
Maple Park addition, for $500.
Misses Hattie and Bertha Townsend,
OF Lewis county, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Lewis, south of Tumwater.
J. II. Schively delivered the eulogy
at the Odd Fellows annual memorial
exercises at Auburn, Sunday afternoon.
DIR. J. G. McClelland is at work in
earnest leveling off his property on
the corner OF Eas:side and Sixth
streets.
The steamer State OF Washington,
Capt. John Ellsmore, brought up an
excursion OF 300 people from Seattle,
Sunday.
H. S. Kent, who has been on an ex.
tended visit to Geo. CASTOR and family,
left, this week, for his home in Brock
ton, Mass.
Alonzo A. Payne, a young man who
formerly lived in Olympia. was killed
by an interurban car, at Tacoma, on
the 14th inst.
The we'll known Hays farm, a few
miles south of this city, lately owned
by o. d. Sullivan, has been sold to Mr.
Mickey, the dairyman.
The Epworth League OF Tumwater
give musical entertainment this
evening, the proceeds of which will be
devoted to it's own benefit.
Miss Ethel Scott has returned TO
her home at Bellingham after a visit
of several weeks to the family OF State
Treasurer George G. Mills.
The Olympia telephone exchange,
under the efficient management Of
Robert Doragh, now has nearly q
thousand phones installed.
Alex. P. Huston, OF Tenino, and
Lillian Alternately, of this city, were
married yesterday at the home of the
brides parents, near Lacey.
The Seattle and Olympia Foresters'
bail teams played a game of baseball
at Athletic park, Sunday. The Queen
City boys won by score of 7 to 3.
Work on VIM. Powe's new residence
on the corner OF Second and Washing
ton streets is progressing rapidly. Fa-
Der & Westmoreland are the builders.
BILLY" Esling, former we'll known
Olympia newspaper man, has sent US
remittance that pays up his subscrip.
ton to the STANDARD three years 10
advance.
Leopold Schmidt has been appoint
ed administrator Of the Speckart estate
with bonds placed at $2S5 600, which
is as the law provides twice the value
OF the estate.
The little town OF Rochester is to
have real old-time celebration on the
4th OF July, and wants everybody to
come and help beat the tomtom and
sound the ugab.
E. Giggy, of Little Rock, received
judgment of $25 damages in the
Justice court, Tuesday, against the
N. z. r. Co., for the killing of q COW
by logging train.
Gov. Mead, Monday, pardoned Fred.
Murray from the penitentiary, con-
vlcted OF obtaining money under false
pretenses and sentenced for eight
months imprisonment.
Miss Mabel Doan, of Little Reck,
died at that place Tuesday afternoon,
after protracted illness, at the age OF
~ years. 1nterment was made yes
terday in Nina cemetery.
The City Council have designated
tonight at s o'clock as time for con-
sidera'ion OF the petition to abandon
all action on revocation of the Green
Tree saloon license or rigidly enforce
1t, on petitions sent in by opposing
factions.
Mrs. Mary McNulty died yesterday
morning at her home. twelve miles
south of town, at the aga of 81 years.
The funeral rites were TO have been
held at the Catholic church this FORE
noon.
Mrs. Biles and part of her family,
living on Sixth street, have gone to
Tacoma to reside for the summer and
probably during the fall months. The
residents in that locality will miss a
good neighbor.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Whitney have