Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-09-21

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Our days and nights are now of
equal length.
Foggy mornings and pleasant after.
moons prevail.
A little son appeared at the home of
Sam Fink, Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Bilger, of Seattle, is visit
ing friends in the city.
The most successful business man
is the one who advertises.
Mrs. R. Morris left this week for q
visit to junction City, Kansas.
Miss Bertha Rosenthall has returned
from business trip to New York.
Robert Byrd moved into town with
his family yesterday, from South Bay.
The NAPLES on Sylvester square are
beginning to show the scar and yellow
leaf.
Miss Fanny Wright will leave to-
morrow for &n extended visit in Port.
land.
Mrs. B. B. Eugley and her daughter
Hazel have returned from trip to St.
Paul.
Charles Mort, OF this city, has taken
q position on the Aberdeen police
force.
The Socialists will hold Conven.
ton in Rabeck's hall to morrow after
noon.
Robt. McNair returned last night
from a few days visit to down-Sound
points.
Mrs. Geo. Schofield, OF Tacoms, was
up this week on brief visit to Mrs.
VIM. Schofield.
The county still has 1850 acres OF
land for sale. This does not include
the plated lands.
Mrs. Owen Mills ard daughter, of
Horse Heaven. are guests at the home
Of Mrs. George Husk.
A. J. Bennett left Wednesday to
take a position as guard at the U. S.
Penitentisry on McNeil's leland.
Rev. O. w. Miutzer and wife visited
here this week. Mr.. NJ. was formerly
pastor of the local NJ. E. Church.
w. R. Whiteside attended meeting
OF the Washington Undertakers' As.
ISOLATION At Walla Walla, this week.
The city has concluded to substitute
the storage battery for the gravity
system in operation OF the Gamewell
fire alarm service.
Rozetta Wolf has filed an applica.
ton for divorce in the Superior Court
from Joseph Wolf, for alleged cruelty
and intemperance.
Miss Helen Hays, of Washington
Indiana. and Miss Annie Fulton, OF
Oregon, are visiting with Mrs. G. M.
Savage, at Gull HarbOr.
The STANDARD is the recognized ad.
vertising medium Of Thurston county.
1t goes into more homes than any
other paper in this section.
An excellent musical entertainment
will be given in the Christian Church.
Tuesday evening, the 25th inst. A
large audience is anticipated.
An extension TO the Eastside lumber
yard, for which piles are being driven,
is contemplated for storing high grade
cedar lumber for the local trade.
Ex-Sheriff George Castor has been
appointed to the place on the local
police force, lately made vacant by
the resignation Of Robert McNair.
The 15.months old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Thompson, of Lacey, died
Wednesday, from cholera infantum.
Another child of the family is serious
ly i'll.
Willard Lemon has bought the
property on Fourth and Adams streets
formerly known as the State Printing
Office. of o. e. White, at q cost oil
$500.
Arthur Callow, formerly of this city
now of Elma, has been nominated by
the Democratic convention Of Chehalil
county. for Representative to the Leg
islature.
Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Whitaker, oil
Mud Bay, is in q precarious condition
from dropical affection of long stand
ing. from which abe has been bedfaet
several weeks.
Two large RATS of logs were towed
out of the harbor for dOwn-Sound
mills during the past few days. Both
RATS contained an excellent lot oil
large, clear timber.
The State Board OF Control, Tuesday
rejected all bids for supply of jute tc
the bag factory at the penitentiary
The advertisement calls for $50 bales
but the prices submitted were higher
than have been paid and another
proposition will be submitted.
Eugene Taylor. OF the well.known
oyster firm OF s. K. Taylor & Son, OF
Oyster Bay. passed through the city
Monday on a business trip to down.
Sound points. He says that the
oyster trade starts out with bright
prospects for an increased business
this season.
Paul Dethlefsen has bought from
Paul kendrick on upper Fourth street
Two blocks from the end of the car.
line, house OF six rooms, and one lot
ior consideration of $500. He in.
tends it Tor home, but will no,
occupy it till spring, when the present
lease expires.