Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-09-28


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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Nr- !. VI. Newsum has been on the
SEX 1T the past few days.
Mr. Laura Buker is visiting her
tr timer, \ q. Buker, at kelso.
Mr. j. Il. Grant. of Eastsde, is still
confined t. her bed with illness.
Mr.. VI. Hart>uck will soon leave for
Elma where she expects to reside.
Mi-- Alice Yantis left this week for
Alameda, Cal, on an extended visit.
Mrs.. Mary NJ Miller is up from Sc.
attic On a visit to relatives and friends.
Carl Numensen is nursing poisoned
hand, which it Is hoped may not prove
serious.
T.. T. Grinrod, of Arcadia, who has
been quite i'll in this city, is consider
ably improved.
John Foster and Estella Armstrong,
both Of Chehalis, were married in this
city, yesterday.
The Twentieth Century Club will
give dance at the Lobby on the even
in oi October It'll.
Henry Kimberg and Fatima Mat
thew-. both OF Tacoma, were married
in this city, Tuesday.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
t. Lean, OF this city, aged five months,
died Saturday afternoon.
Read the big list OF county property
in this issue of the STANDARD, to be
auctioned off on the 9th prox.
Mrs. Ruth Sherburn, arrived this
week from st. Paul, to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Allison.
The Port Townsend Southern rail.
way has bought piece Of land north
of Tenino, Just east of their right-of.
way.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Mutton have
gone to Little Rock where the former
will be employed in DR.. Redpath's
sawmil.
Rev. G. Taylor Griffith, of Trinity
parish, Denver, Colorado, has beer.
elected Rector of st. Johns Church, in
this city.
The b. l.. Hill Drug Co., of this
city, has received contract to furnish
1920 pounds of baking powder to State
institutions.
William Hershey and Mary Whit
man, both Of Tacoma, were joined in
wedlock. in this city, Tuesday, by Rev.
X. NJ. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Palmer and their
little daughter, have returned from q
two months visit with relatives "way
down in Maine"
The Civic Improvement Club has
taken steps toward keeping Capitol
park in good order. This 10 move in
the right direction.
Thomas Strong and Florinda O'Neil,
both hailing from Oakville, were mar
ried Wednesday, in this city, by Rev.
Walter s. Crockett.
John Meyer, who was injured few
weeks ago, in Q runaway accident near
Mud Bay, is able to be shout without
the aid OF clutches.
Miss Mabel Schofield has returned
from two months visit to relatives
and friends 10 Vancouver, B. c., Bel.
bingham and Tacoma.
The Harris Drygoods Co. and G.
Rosenthal, OF this city, came in for
awards of contracts from the Board
ofCont-ol for State institutions.
The musical entertainment given by
the choir of the Christian Church,
Tuesday evening, was enjoyed by q
large and appreciative audience.
Shelton Odd Fellows entertained .
delegation of the order from this city,
Wednesday night, members of both
the lodge and the Rebekah degree.
The Holthusen. MCGOWAN party left
last night in the launch Dora for q
weeks deer hunt at Hoods Canal.
They took along plenty of "ammuni.
ton"
Emery C. Williamson and Miss
Sadie c. McClelland, both we'll known
young people Of Olympia, were mar.
ried Monday in Seattle, where they
will reside.
Mrs. N. C. Davis has been suffering
from severe cold. 1t was thought at
one time she was threatened with
pneumonia, but we are glad TO note
she is better.
As had been previously announced
in these columns the wedding oil
Lawrence F.. George and Miss Fannie
McCallum took place Wednesday. q,
Eugene, Oregon.
A series of revival meetings are an.
nounced to begin Sunday evening in
the Methodist church, under the man.
agement of Rev. d. d. Benedict, q
noted evangelist.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Stevens, of this
county, have legally adopted Lorine
Westley and Sarah May Duval, who
have been inmates of the Washington
Children's Home.
B. Zeneto, an Italian fisherman, wal
fined $25 and costs by Justice Frost
last Friday, for catching salmon under
ten inches in length, which is pro.
scribed by statute.
The Socialists convention, that wal
announced for Saturday, in Rabeck't
hall, failed to materialize, and the
date was changed to tomorrow, when
it is announced q full ticket will be
nominated.
Mr.. Carl Martin and family have re-
turned from Portland to renew theil
residence in this city. They moved tc
the Oregon metropolis about eighteen
months ago, but prefer our city for g
permanent home.
Gov. Mead granted five parole com
mutation OF sentences last week. The
names of the recipients of executive
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