Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-11-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

night.
Good forest wood commands s. q
"cOrd"
Olympia for O!ympians-vote the
Citizens ticket.
Mrs. {. II. Guiherson is visiting rela.
tives and friends at Kent.
Mrs. Roy Hartman, OF Elms, is i'll
at the hospital in this city.
Keep gang rule out of city affairs by
voting the Citizens ticket.
The sale OF county property last
Saturday melted over $4,000.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held in the Presbyterian Church.
Sam Burnett, the well.known hack
driver, died at the hospital yesterday.
r. Luepke, an employe of the bot
fling works, left yesterday for trip to
Chicago.
Miss Marie Simenson came over
from Hoquiam to spend Thanksgiving
at home.
Bert Collier, OF Tumwa,er, will leave
Sunday for visit to his old home in
England.
Miss Maud McFadden has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller,
IN Seattle.
An annual Charity Ball was held by
the Ladies' Relief Society on Thanks.
giving eve.
Two hundred and sixty-seven sacks
of oysters were shipped from Olympia
last Saturday.
James McVey and Miss Lottie Hous.
ton, both OF Tumwster, were united in
marriage this week.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hit, State Librarian, was
kept at home for few days this week
nursing q severe cold.
A. neat fence has been placed around
the new Powe residence, corner Of
Second and Washington streets.
Mr.. hoffman says that he has not
purchased property in Tacoma, as
has been stated by q local paper.
Miss Ida Hill. teacher in the Ia
coma schools, came up yesterday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mts. H. R.
Hill.
Carl Strock, eleven years of age,
died yesterday, at the home of his
parents on East Third street, OF heart
failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rogers, formerly
of this city, but now residents of North
Yakima, are over on q visit to relatives
and friends.
The Tribune at Shelton has been
absorbed by the Journal Of that place.
The Journal is now the only paper
published in Mason county.
Miss Chappelle Skillman and Will
liam McLarty, both of this city, will
be married. next Monday, at Ashland,
Ogn., where they will reside.
Beverly Crawford, junior member Of
the new law firm of Crawford & Craw.
ford. has returned from Seattle, where
he has been on professional business.
R. F. Guihlke, head carpenter on the
high-school building, is suffering from
an injury to his hand caused by
heavy piece Of timber falling upon it.
John Byrne, who is now living in
Spokane, came over this week to look
after his Olympia interests. His
daughters health is greatly improved.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to W. NJ. Woods and Miss Mary Lou.
Use johnson, both of this city. and to
]. B. Van Cleve and Rosie Stafford, of
Yelm.
In the case of Baldwin We. Agnew
for the recovery of $1,000 alleged to
have been borrowed, q jury Tuesday
rendered verdict for $l,966 against
the defendant.
Billy Hagemeyer has received sup.
ply of grapes from Spain. They
came packed in casks and surround.
ed by ground cork. They retail at
80 cents . pound.
J. B. Flynn, manager OF the Deming
shingle mill at Summit, spent several
days in the city this week on q visit to
bis family and many friends. He re-
turned to Summit yesterday.
]. Earnest Eaton and Miss Agnes
Sullivan, Of Potlatcb, Mason county.
we're married 10 this city, Wednesday,
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Simpson,
Rev. Father Kusters officiating.
H. L. Forrest. formerly an Olympia
attorney, has been sentenced to five
years in the penitentisry. from King
county, for seduction of Ansstasia
Mahoney. a sixteen year girl.
Thurston county people are taking
great interes, in the poultry show to
he hell in Olympia in the near future.
Remember the meeting in the Superior
Court room to morrow at 80 p. NJ.
A petition has been filed with the
Clerk OF the Superior Court for the
adoption by F. A. and Agnes Collins,
OF Alice Brownell, aged nine, and
Glenn Brownell. eleven years of age.
Miss Anna Rsinhart will give an
exhibit of the painting and drawing OF
the pupils in the public schools under
her direction. this friday in the
high-school rooms, All interested in
art work are invited 10 visit this exhi.
bition.
The funeral Of Isaac NJ. Frey, who
was found dead in bis room . fort.
night ago, was held in the NJ. E.
Church, last Sunday. Rev. F. A. La
Violette officiating. A daughter of
deceased came from Chicago and son
from Montana to attend the funeral.
Street Commissioner Glenn Johnson
is laid up with q cut hand occasioned
BY an accidental blow from an adze
10 the hands of John Adams. This
injury was done TO bis left hand,
though painful, 10 not deemed serious.
Mr.. johnson is busy man with bis
hands. and consequently suffers much
inconvenience, aside from the pain.
Alfred Stray died 10 the hospital
mere last Saturday, of typhoid fever.
He WAS 20 years of age and had been
employed a few days in SIMPSONS
logging camp. where he was taken i'll
and brought to the hospital for treat.
ment several weeks ago. He has no
relatives here but letter. IN b;u