Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-10-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
sE6IOUSlLLNESS OFMR ISRAEL

\ telegram to Mrs. c. c. Israel, yes
tor,iav AFTERNOON, brings the alarming
intelligence that her husband is ser
iou.ly i'll in Butte, Montana, whittier
he had gone on professional business.
MR.. Israel left 10y the $40 train las.
evening To- care ior the sufferer.
Large game has been unusually
plentiful this season.
Mrs. John Lcary, OF seattle, is the
guest of Mrs. X. q. O'Brlen.
Mrs. T. y. Allen has returned from
a visit to down-Sound points.
The price of logs is steadily advanc-
ing in the Gray's Harbor district.
The county board have granted Dean
Smith, of Little Rock, a liquor license.
James Lasi.yr is renovating and fix
ing up his barber shop in tirst-class
style.
E!tney Van Epps killed bear weigh
ing $50 pounds, near Buffers Cove,
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Campbell, OF Tacoma,
has been the guest of Mrs. j. *. Lit
tlejohn, the past few days.
Mrs. Sturdevant has returned to her
home at Dayton after visit to her
daughter, Mrs. P. NJ. Troy.
Miner McLane has been authorized
by the County Commissioners to re-
pair the bridge at Mud Bay.
A very successful revival is in prog
ress at the Christian Church, under
direction of Evangelist Skaggs.
B. Dennis has returned from east OF
the mountains, where he has been
working with threshing crew.
A license to wed has been issued to
Alfred Knorr, of Tenino, and Miss
Mary Mayer, OF Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davis have re.
turned to Seattle after a pleas ant So
iourn with Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. O'Brien.
The City Clerk has been instructed
to take out $1,000 insurance policy
on the city hall for three years term
Almost incessant rain fell the fore
part OF this mcknight and day
Pre- vailing wind, at times high, from
the sou'west.
Mrs. VIM. Schofield returned Tues
day from few days visit to relatives
and friends at Tacoma, Seattle, Ever
EFT and Snohomish.
The city levy this year is IL mills
apportioned as follows: 81 bond in
terest, 81 current expenses and fol-
current Indebtedness.
A picture of Gov. Wallace has beer
added to the State and Territorial
picture gallery at the capitol. making
it complete with the exception of thai
of Gov. Gholson.
Mr.. B. G. Lincoln, OF Indiana, is q
late arrival to make his home among
us. One OF his first good acts was t.
call and enter his name on the STAND
ARDS subscription list.
o. George has returned from q visi
to his old home in Kansas. Although
he enjoyed his trip immensely, he i
glad to get back to Olympia, the cit,
of his choice on Puget Sound.
A. A. Avery, Tacoma lawyer. repre-
senting Northern Pacific Railway in
terests, was in the city this week. MI
Avery remarked that the fight be
tween Hill and Hartman is on il
earnest.
A thorough renovation Of st. John
Church is being made to have it il
splendid order for the new rector, Re,
G. F. Griffith, who lie expected iron
Denver to take charge early mex
month.
Mr.. C. V. Leach is lettering abou
With a sprained knee. occasioned by
fall on East Eighth street. Durin
the past seven months there has bee
much sickness and suffering in th
Leach family.
Volume Al of the Washington re
ports will be ready for delivery earl
next week, and it is promised tina
another volume completing the d.
cisions nearly up to date will be read
for delivery in December.
The many friends of Miss Mar
ONeil will regret to learn Of her Sci
ious illness at the Andrew Chamber
home, q few miles out in the countr.
this week. At last accounts she wa
in fair way OF recovery.
The corn crop, OF roasting-ear
variety, has been unusually fine tn
season and of long duration, lastin
about six weeks, double the usual tim
1t has not been lower in price, hov
ever, than 12t cents q dozen.
Democratic candidates and adv
Gates of economic reform will met
the voters at Rainier on Monday. tn
22d, at Yelm on the 23d and at Woo
land on the oath. Speaking will b.
gin at each place at 7 o'clock P. NJ.
lettcT iIOiil ME- 1 . W AAhAOS OosC
Alameda, 18th inst, states that hi
sou Charles has sold his grocery stol
and bought furniture business an
is doing very we'll. Since the disastt
to San Francisco, she writes, it is a
most impossible to supply the deman
for furniture.
Everything looks favorable for th
election Of the entire list of DEM
cratic nominees in Thurston count
Voters will be doing good act fl
themselves, as well as for the bei
interests of all, to vote the ticket frol
top to bottom. An economical a.
ministration can be relied on.
Miss Maud Goldstein and CARTEL
A. Garrett, both of Seattle, were ma
ried by Rev. r. NJ. Hayes at the hon
of the brides uncle, Mr.. Millal
Lemon, in this city, Monday afte
noon. They left for Seattle, ON II
evening train, where they will resid
Mr.. q. being in business there.
The Supreme Court has decided i
the case of Merritt and Wells respon,