Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-05-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

C||Y NEWS IN BRItt
Mrs. james Lasityr is on the sick
list.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
4. Benson. Wednesday night.
Mrs. Lewis Osborne, of South Bay.
is on visit to friends in Seattle.
Miss Birdie Kegley has gone to
Seattle to enter business college.
]. NJ. Patton cleared $1,000, this
week, by the sale of a tract of timber
land.
A license to wed has been issued to
+. W. Scott and Sarah K. LangdOn,
of Yelm.
The Olympia high school team will
play a similar nine at Centralia this
afternoon.
Lawyer John r. Mitchell made a
professional visit to Tacoma and Sc
attic this week.
William Dale and Miss Precious
Gray. both of this city, were united
in marriage Sunday.
Chris Donges' new automobile will
materially add to the enjoyment of
his family and friends.
Miss NJ. L. Patterson is in Ia
: coma. She expects to return to
Olympia in few days.
Frank Kenney, Secretary of the
Olympia Brewing Co.. has returned
from Il trip to California.
The frosts are reported to have
materially injured the early straw
berry crop in this county.
Tenino Eagles will hold memorial
services at that place Sunday. p. D.
Moore will deliver the address.
The eldest son of J. NJ. Hit is Of
flicted with the measles at his home
corner of Boundary and East Fourth
street.
J. F. Broden, an old-settler of this
city, died in the hospital Tuesday
night, after brief illness of pneu-
mOnia.
Extensive preparations are being
made for grading, filing and bulk
heading Third street from Main to
Water.
Mrs. Nat Glenn and children left
this morning for Fresno county, Cal,
to join Mr.. Glenn. who has been
there for some time.
A haze on the horizon indicates
that the dreaded forest fires have al
ready started upon the destruction
of the timber growth.
Thirteen lots in College Heights
addition were sold. to "A. .Rabeck;
Wednesday, for 81, 400, and two lots
: to Fred Giles for. $780, .y
: The senior. high school class have
: announced the producing of - Char
lies. Aunt" ct the theater this even
ing and tomorrow night.
Rev. Walter S. Crockett's sermon
at the Christian Church Sunday even
ing will be "The Opening Of the
Book of the Seven Seals"
"a Judge J. A. Kuhn, of Port Town
send, the old-time and all-the-time
Democrat, visited this city yesterday
and called upon the STANDARD.
Fire Warden Welty announces
that he will re-appoint Frank V.
Donnelly Warden of this county
when such deputies are named, early
in June.
The County Superintendent has
set Friday and Saturday of next
week for holding teachers examine
tions. They will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall. - ~ -.
Arthur Weston is having a good
sized steam tug boat built by Craw-
ford & Reed Of Tacoma. The boiler
has arrived and the engine is being
Olympia Nest Brotherhoodrof Owls
have extended the charter list till
the 10th inst, and decided to hold
their weekly meetings ON Thursday
evenings in Elks' ball.
J. c. Rathbun was up from Sc
attic this week. He has bought an
improved 10-acre tract near o 'Brien,
King county, where he and his fam
lily expect to make their home.
A year ago Chas. Keppler,S the
well-known Olympia HORSEPOWER,
bought two lots on Jackson street,
Seattle, for $1,000 each; the other
day he sold the two lots for 5000.
George Uhler, whose face was so
severely injured by kick from a
horse, scouple of weeks ago, is able
to be up'and about, the first time he
has left bis bed since the accident.
Mr.. W. B, Hanna and family are
moving down On their' farm located
four miles north of here: Billy Hage-
meyer will occupy the Hanna resi-
dence; corner Of Eastside and Fourth
streets.
Charles Ernest, the four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Staffaoher, of
South Bay, died suddenly, Sunday
morning, of some unknown complaint.
lnterment was made Monday in Nc
Lane cemetery, srsf ~
Mrs. C. Will Shaffer has returned
from an extended visit in CalifOrnia.
Her many friends welcome her return.
VI all the places where she has been.
she reports that she likes the Puget
SOUND country the best.
Charles Ward, a son of the late Ira
Ward, OF Tumwater, fell from q log,
Q distance of Is feet, last Friday, and
sustained a broken leg and it is
feared internal injuries. His condi.
tlon mas been regarded as critical.
Little Miss Hilda Brown has met
with apainful accident. While max.
ing a mis-step she broke a bone in
ner ankle joint. Her father, Mr..
Chas. Brown, thinks his family have
more than their share of Affections.
And now there is talk of a yineQar
factory here. by promoter who has
patented process for making that
puuct from all sorts OF berries and
fruit. 1t is said he will likewise es.
t9blish factories at Walla Walla and
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