Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-11-09
WASHINGTON STANDARD
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

OIIU NGUV Nv
Allen Weir has returned from trip
to san Francisco.
Tin, Married Folks Club dance at g.
\ Il. hall tonight.
The local stores have begun To re-
CciVr Christmas goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McClellAnd have
c1n, to S-atile TO reside.
Hrucc Milrov is down from Alaska
,-p,.ni tac winter here.
Revival meetings at the Christian
Church will close Sunday night.
The Degree OF Honor initiated q
DOZEN new members Tuesday night.
Miss u. ! L,omis has taken posi-
ton ~ teacher in the Tenino schools.
G. u. Bolster recently killed two
large bears near hi. home at Mud Bay.
Mrs. Lou Diven has returned from
prolonged stay east Of the mountains
Mrs. Al. Brucker is over from Aber-
deem on a visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank Dayton, of Portland, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM. Nc.
Micken.
James Pearch and Mrs. Margaret
Guthries, both Of this city, were mar.
ried this week.
Mrs. F. NJ. McCully left this week
for California, where she will remain
during the winter.
Ell. George and wife have purchased
Mrs. Ned Wright's lodging house on
West Fourth street.
The Twentieth Century Club will
give a dance at The Lobby on the
night of the 18th inst.
Legislators have already begun send
ing in orders for accommodations for
the approaching session.
The 4-year-old son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Myrick was badly scalded the other
day by falling into q tub of hot water.
A revival has been in progress at the
NJ. K. Church, the past month, that
has been attended with encouraging
results.
"The House of God Measured" is
the topic to be considered by revivalist
Skaggs, this evening, at the Christian
Church.
The County Surveyor has been
authorized by the Commissioners to
locate bridge across the Deschutes,
on the Rich road.
Horr's dock, which has been unsafe
for some time past, is to be braced up
by new piles. Charley Swayne, the
plle.driver man, 10 to do the work.
Mrs. A. r. Adams has returned from
q several months visit to her former
home in Missouri. She was accomp.
anied back by her brother, Roy Brake.
The City Council have by ordinance
fixed the height Of street awnings at
seven feet above the sidewalk, With
no posts or other supports from the
curb.
d. w. Brown, an employe in the
cash and door factory, fell from step
ladder, last Saturday, and sustained
severe cash on his face and had rib
broken.
Messrs. Brown & Young have moved
their real estate office from the old
Odd Fellows building to the one ad.
joining on the north, owned by Drug
gist Mann.
John L. Holland, a former resident
Of this city, died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. w. P. Reynolds, in Port.
land, Saturday, from hemorrhage OF
the stomach.
A flock of about 100 swans was seen
yesterday on the bay fronting Buffers
Cove. They were doubtless q migra.
tory flock heading for q warmer
cline during winter.
Mrs. Worth Kinney died last Friday,
at the home of he. daughter. Mrs.
Donald Bennett. The funeral rites
were conducted from the Christian
Church Sunday afternoon.
R. s. Graham, OF Seattle, died at st.
Peters Hospital, this city, yesterday,
OF a stomach trouble. His vile and
two children came up Wednesday,
and were with him when he died.
Neal Lozier, yonng man who was
taken to the hospital few days ago
from Gate, suffering from an eye be.
ing pierced by q needle, died yester-
day, from the effects OF blood poison.
Mr.. Grinrod's new launch, just com.
pleted, will be placed on the route as
passenger boat between this city and
Arcadia. Her name is Hyack, which
is classic Chinook, and is equivalent to
tarry-not.
The shingle mills will close opera.
lions for couple Of months some
time in December, the exact date to
be determined by meeting of the
manufacturers to be held in Seattle
tomorrow.
The report for the Western WASH
ington Hospital for the Insane for
October, shows q total of ], O2l patients
Gal of whom are men and 300 wo.
e men, and A males and q females are
out on parole.
w. S. Grinsfeider & Co. have OBJ
tanned judgment in the Superior
Court against John Berkshire and E.
X. Smith to the amount of $l,O72.80,
for goods bought and on which no
payment had been made.
B. F. Denton has sold his farm OF
l6O acres at Oyster Bay to August
Miller of Bucoda. for $500. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denton will probably reside in
this city till they select another locs.
ton in the county for q permanent
home.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson died ut Black Lake Wednes.
day morning. The little fellow bad
been weak from birth. Burial will
take place this afternoon, concluding
services in the Swedish Lutheran
Church.
The Brighton Park Literary Society
met last FRIDAY night in the school