Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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-l,i VA born to the wife Of \. p.
/umwalt TUESDAY evening.
\ daughter Wa born - DR.. and
Mr. \. J. Etdpa;h, Sunday.
Nj Rot'a Ta'cott. OF Eastsidc, is
-ui'erluc from -praincd ankle.
\ son WAS born To Mr. and Mrs.
Wiuluck ". Miller, at Seattle, a few
days ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Jones, OF
Bush Prairie, are the proud parents OF
a baby girl, born Wednesday.
The second annual tournament OF
the Olympia Lawn Tennis Club will
be played next Monday and succeed
ing days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Marshall are re-
ioicing over the arrival OF son at
their home. The little fellow made
his appearance Tuesday.
G.. +. Eehring OF Aberdeen, and Miss
jeanette Lyman of this city, were
united in marriage by Rev. Father
busters, Wednesday morning.
Water will be shut off to day for
making improvement Of the service on
all the town west of Washington
street, till about } o'clock this after.
noon.
The steamer Greyhound will here.
after make three trips to Tacoma and
return Sundays, leaving here on the
special trip at 1 p. NJ. and returning at
10 +. NJ.
Miss Mary Ward OF this city, and
Mr.. Allard q. Enright of Tacoma,
were married at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. d. T. Lindsay, on
Eastside, Sunday.
Messrs. c. Holthusen and C. H.
Guiberson will 60 East next week to
attend as delegates the grand aerie OF
the Fraternal Order of Eagles, to be
held at Milwaukee.
"Tobe" Husk, the we'll known ton.
serial artist, now located at Oakville
where he has started barber shop,
was in the city this week visiting his
parents and friends.
A match between George Taylor's
horse "Brino," and B. J. Wilson's
nag is to be run Tuesday at Martins
race-trsck, on Chambers Prairie. A
handicap of so feet on the half.mile
is against Brine"
T. 7. Langridge, County Auditor,
has rendered his resignation to take
effect Aug. let, to enable him to as.
sumo charge OF interests in the White
Star Lumber Co., at Elma, OF which
he has become q member.
Thomas A. Harrison is about TO
establish syndicate store here under
the plan known as the Five, Ten and
Fiiteen-cent Stores. They intention
is to secure local subscriptions to the
stock as q means OF enlisting local aid
and support.
Mr.. c. Holthusen has bought half
interest in the famous Joe and Paul"
saloon, No. lis East Fourth street.
As Mr.. H. has Midas touch for any
thing he turns his hand to, and the
business location always has been Q
favorite one, we predict unbounded
success Tor the new firm.
Miss Nettie Cook. daughter OF w.
Cook, died Wednesday morning at the
family home on San Francisco street,
Of consumption. Her age was 81
years and she came here with her
parents about three years ago. The
funeral rites will be held this after
noon at the family home.
The Hanna brothers are about to
establish logging camp on McAllister
creek in this county. They have dis
continued using the old logging road
across Hanna Place. DR.. J. C. Nc.
Clelland. who held the permit to use
this road for the benefit of these
parties and himself, has asked that
this license be cancelled.
w. H. Shepard, OF this city, has
received the contract for erecting
Winstanley & Blankenship's new store
building, on the west side of Main
street between Fifth and Sixth. The
contract price named in his bid is
$7.l00, which is the leased named
sum in the seven bids submitted. The
material used is to be stone.
The State Board OF Control, it ap.
pears, has selected the last Superin-
tendent of the Western Washington
Hospital for the Insane. II is Arthur
p. Calhoun, M. D., who has been As.
sistant Physician of the Medical Lake
asylum. The resignation OF DR.. Van
Zandt will become effective August
LIST. Let us now hope that peace will
prevail.
The Supreme Cour. reverees the
decision OF the Thurston County Su.
perior Court in the case of w. H.
Mitchell appellant, vs. Lea Lumber
Company. The appellate court holds
that parties have right to float logs
and timber products along and in the
streams OF this State, but such parties
are liable for negligence to atutting
owners.
A splendid days work was done on
Mission Park. yesterday. Besides clear
ing roadways and trimming out IN.
derbrush, the Swiss chalet used by the
Olympia Brewing Co. at the Lewis
and Clark fair and donated by Leopold
Schmidt to the city. was very nearly
re erected on the site chosen for it, on
an elevation commanding fair
sight of large portion Of the pleasure
grounds.
In the matter OF the Patrick Murphy
estate. the cOnrt by order entered al.
lows the widow, Mary Murphy, to
occupy the homestead during the
period OF administration. Messrs. Troy
x Falknor, attorneys in behalf of the
estate. in attempting to appeal from
this decision to the Supreme Court
asked the Judge to fix the amount for
supersedeas bond, which the Judge
declined to do, as the widow had
entered and taken possession OF the
premises. MIR. Troy argued that the
court ought not a1lou, "a.