Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-08-24
Y AsHINGToN STANDARD
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

UiII N[W0 In Dnl[T
rn~ Femme creamery paid sl,2oo
:rrr.sn lat month.
Tna-. II. Cnyanau.h was in the city
iiou rla~>er, TINS week.
Tie price Of hop picking ha, adj
yanrri to Sl.3j Fer box.
niice laying ha- hceun on the Win.
-'r"i.y-l;'rnAcn>hlp building.
N.-> Vera Collier. Of Wenatchec, is
t:- gust 81 Ml-- Esther Wiley.
lcaJ. FELTON, and Eva Gales, both oil
Tacoma, were married here Tuesday.
Mss Luela Mooly Will leave soon
for Wisconsin to attend normal school
\ daughter va, born Saturday even.
ing to the wife Of George Levy, Of this
city.
Marie schmidt vas up from Hope
Island, near Arcadia, this week, for "A
visit.
The State has executed deeds for
Sill 900 worth OF tide lands so far this
month.
Mrs. Fred Spencer died at her home
at Tenino on the 10Th inst, after a
brief illness.
Brighton Park Grange will hold a
picnic next Thursday, at which the
public are invited.
I. K. Yoakum and Maggie L. Nc
Donald, both Of Tenino, were joined
in wedlock, this week.
Miss Barbara Hendershott, OF North
Star, near Little Rock, was on a visit
to our city, this week.
The walls OF the Chambers stone
building, corner OF Fourth and Frank
lin, are about completed.
Mr.. G. w. Whitney, OF Westside,
who has been i'll for some time past,
is considerably improved.
Robert Montgomery, editor of the
Puyallup Tribune, made the STANDARD
pleasant call this week.
The Inland FLYER is doing service of
the Greyhound this week, while the
latter is being overhauled.
The o. C. l. building has been rent.
ed by the school board and high school
will be held there this fall
Civil service examination for clerk
and carrier will be held at the post.
office in this city Sept. 10Th.
John Mcintosh lost his barn, farm
ing tools and twenty tons OF hay by
fire from slashing this week.
Rev. E. L. Swick and family have
arrived from Indiana. The former
is the new pastor Of the Baptist church.
Miss Alice Everett. who has bee n
teaching school on Hartstein Island,
has returned to her home in this city.
Miss Ethel Hilbrecht, OF Helena,
Mont, is visiting the family of Louis
Schmidt, on Hope Island, near Ar.
cadia.
Gen. Drain and his National Guard
rifle team left this week for Sea Girt,
N. j., to take part in the national
marksmen's tournament.
Will Gaby, son OF Daniel Gaby, for
merly OF Olympia, was in from Amer.
lean Lake this week. He is member
of the Oregon National Guard.
Miss Norma Goddard died in this
city Wednesday, of consumption. The
funeral will be held at the home, on
Rogers avenue, this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Farrell and daughter,
Miss Agnes Farrell, have returned to
their home at South Bay after a visit
to Mrs. A. N. Yantis, OF Tenino.
The Olympia public schools will
open week from Tuesday, and young.
sters are already getting their books
together and looking them over.
Mrs.. ]. Rawson and Mrs. B. Mitchell
have bought four lots in Sebree's ad.
dition from NJ. G. Royal, for the sum
OF $500. The lots lie on the water.
front.
Robert Virgins, who was resident
OF Tumwater 10 the '7O's and engaged
in getting out logs for the Ward mill
died near Colville, Stevens county
recently.
Rev. F. X. Howard has resigned az
rector OF st. Johns parish and will
take charge of St. Clements church
Seattle. He will rem ain here till the
1st of October.
DR.. Robson, Of Tenino, and Miss
Clara Augusta Sylvester, OF Boston
were lately married in Seattle. The
groom conducts q hospital and drug.
store at Tenino.
NJ. E. George has bought his fathers
interest in the grocery store formerly
conducted by them and will continue
it At the same stand on Fourth and
Columbia streets.
4 D. E. Crandall and wife leave TO-
morrow for Portlan to reside, where
Mr.. Crandall will take a responsible
position with the Merchants National
Bank of that city.
Joseph Swanton, formerly of this
city, but now in the butcher business
with Walter Chambers at North Yak
lima, was extending the glad hand &c
friends here this week.
E. w. Mcmillan, a civil war veteran
and Mrs. Laura j. DeWolfe, both oI
this city. we're united in marriage
Tuesday night, at Grand Army hall
Kew. w. S. Crockett officiating.
Rev. ]. S. McCallum is over from
Eugene, Ogn., on a visit to his many
friends. He will preach in the Chris
tan Church Sunday morning. NJ
services will be held in the evening,
W. o. Wright, a farmer living neal
Hillhurst, was killed by the Olympus
y. p. morning train, at Murray, yes
terday. His team was also killed. HI
tried to pass before the moving cars.
The steamer Tarrynot is running il
the Mizpah's place on the Kamilchie
route while the latter hoat 10 bo;,,