Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-06-07

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Mrs. George f. Huggins is report
ed quite i'll.
Mrs. ". NJ. Kendrick is very i'll Of
consumption.
Mrs. ]. d. Knox is still confined tc
her bed by illness.
Val ylilroy has gone to Nome tc
spend the Summer.
Some of the earlier varieties OF
cherries are ripening.
Miss Evelyn George is spending a
few days in Portland.
Mr. A. f. Young, of Little Rock,
was in the city yesterday.
AL Darling has sold the launch
Lester to Hanna brothers.
The Enati Club picnic has been
postponed to the 18th inst.
Paul Christensen has purchased the
Frazier farm at South Bay.
Mrs. Susan Dunbar is i'll at the
home of Mrs. d. r. Bigelow.
Mrs. Annabelle Farquhar has taken
a position in hoffman store.
From appearances it will be quiet
day in Olympia on the Fourth.
Miss Alma Hanson has gone to
Chicago to spend the Summer.
Mrs. Edith f. Willis has gone to
North Dakota to visit relatives.
Mrs. Dennis Hurley, who has been
ill for a long time, is improving.
Senator Ruth has established a
small logging camp on Mud Bay.
Miss Jessie Wilson has returned
from an extended visit in Seattle.
f. S. Hamlin is reported quite i'll
at his home on South Main street.
The Tumwater schools closed on
Wednesday for the annual vacation.
Harry Phipps is having q new
residence built on East Eighth street.
A daughter was born on the LIST
inst. to the wife of c. ]. Van Eaton.
DIR. Strickland has returned from
several weeks sOjOurn in CalifOr-
MIA.
The term of school at Providence
Academy will close on Friday, the
21st inst.
Mrs. Matt Piles and daughter left
Tuesday for three months visit to
Kentucky.
Miss Bessie Burntrager has re-
turned to Seattle after q visit to
friends here.
Mrs. John D. Henry is preparing
to leave for several months visit in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ward have ar
rived from North Yakima to make
their home here.
Mrs. Chas. Collins left yesterday
for few days visit to relatives and
friends in Seattle.
Mrs. VIM. Mort, of Seattle, is
spending few days with her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
Chas. M. Bolton, manager Of the
Olympia Water Co., made . business
trip to Seattle this week.
w. NJ. Sullivan, an employe of the
Westside mill, is laid up by injury to
his hand from bar of iron.
Mrs. Dixie Mutton is up from Sc
attic on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
c. H. Rogers, of Tumwater.
John Douglass came over from
Wapato this week to inter his infant
daughter which died recently.
]. P. Mcclure, a prominent farmer
living near Shelton, and wife, are on
visit to relatives in this city.
Dick, q son of Mrs. G. H. Aver,
lost a toe and lacerated the foot in q
bicycle accident, few days ago.
The fire season has closed and q
permit must be obtained from the
Fire Wardens to burn slashings.
Judge and Mrs. r. o. Dunbar and
family will leave to-day for their
Summer home in Chehalis county.
Albert Mahurtz is now doing PEN
ance for twenty days in the county
jail for stealing q suitcase at TeninO.
The steamer Mizpah blew out q
cylinder-head while coming out OF
Big Skookum Bay, Monday morning.
Game Warden Whitaker arrested
two Japs this week for hunting out OF
season. They we're fined SO and
costs.
George Easterly and Miss Martha
NeuenSchwander, both of this city,
were married, a few days ago, in Ia
coma.
H. J. Thorpe, of Tacoma, was elect
ed Principal of the Garfield school,
Wednesday, by the Olympia School
Board.
Walter Gunstone has purchased q
tract of land on South Central street
and will build fine residence on the
property.
It is reported that the Westside
mill will shut down as soon as they
complete the order they are now
working on.
Mrs. Andrew Chambers came in
from the country this week to spend
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
George TalcOtt.
c. D. Raglass, who has been at the
hospital suffering with blood poison
ing in his left hand, has returned to
his home at Tenino.
Misses Lillian and Evelyn Aber-
nethy, prominent young ladies Of
South Bay, were visitors to the city
during the past week.
Jim Calderwood, the pioneer log
ger, has arrived in town where he
expects to remain until the camps
start up in September.
The Olympia Brewing Co. have a