Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-06-14
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

CNy NtWS IN BR|tF
Considerable. rain fell the first part
q. his week.
Ms IIi.da NctHroy is on visit to
friends in Portland
Mrs Frank kalrr is recovering
from quite Il sever" illness.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Gordon. of spokane. is
visiting here daughter, Mrs. Geo. G.
Mills
The Stat, has ISSUED call for 600
cords Of wood for next winters fuel
supply.
Elizabeth Nathcson has been spend
ing the past few days with relatives
at SunnySidr
Mr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Payton
have arrived from California to make
their home here.
Black Lake is to have celebration
Of the 4th of July. with City Attorney
Bigclow as orator.
Geo. Reynolds has received big
four-cyinder Rambler auto for use in
his livery business.
Misses Edna and Myrtle Robertson
are at North Yakima to spend few
weeks with relatives.
Frank Pierce, who lately sold his
farm near Yelm, has moved to Fred
Carlyon place east of this city.
Ed. Shahan, a brother of Mrs.
Robt. O Brien. of this city. died Sum
day at Elma, of Bright's disease.
Miss Maud Chamberlain, of this
city. has returned from visit to
Miss Edith Mckenzie, at Mud BAY.
Bob Frazier, an Old-time resident
of Olympia. was up from Seattle
this week, accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. j. W. Dent, who now lives
near Rochester, was on a visit to
friends in this city the fore part of
the week
The new laws without emergency
clauses became active Wednesday by
expiration of the time limit for goinl.
into effect.
Mr.. W. I. Melvin and wife are up
from Everett on visit to relatives
and friends in this city and out in
the country.
Roy Heintzelman had his hand cut
quite badly in Chas. Williams shin
gle mill. a few days ago. Six stitches
were taken to close the wound.
A bright little daughter has ar
rived to gladden. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hildebrand She
made her appearance Wednesday.
Miss Bertha McAllister, who has
been i'll and confined to a hospital at
Tacoma, is greatly improved and has
returned to her home at Tumwater.
Al Brucker and a party of friends
went out to Summit Lake Sunday
and caught large number of trout.
They took along several kinds of bait.
VIM. Hopp, of Westside, started
on visit to friends in the Eastern
part of the State, Tuesday, and may
extend his trip to Iowa before his
return.
Mrs. Alice Levy, wife of George
Levy, employed on the Olympian,
died last night at her home on Fifth
street. She had been ill for some
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Funk, of
y>.his city, have adopted a son about
three weeks old, whose parents re-
side at Orient, about 20 miles from
Portland.
]. A. Hunt sawed a deep cash in
his arm while operating a small
band-saw yesterday. 1t required the
use of surgeons needle to close up
the wound.
Milan B. Wright of this city, and
Miss Florence Waldrick of Rainier,
were married Wednesday. Mr.. w.
is member of the Olympia police
department.
Willis barrow, of the Capital Ma
tiOnal Bank of this city, and Miss
Florence Thayer of Brooklyn, N. Y,
were united in marriage in that city,
last Tuesday.
Stephen Rowe has returned from
Ames, Iowa, where he has been at
tending the Iowa State Agricultural
College. He will return to the same
school next fall.
Miss Florence Simpson and Nick
Callow, both of Tacoma, were united
in marriage Tuesday afternoon, in
this city, Rev. w. S. Crockett per-
forming the ceremony.
R. A. Kelsey of Rocky Prairie, and
Miss Clara Bell Brainard of Cham
bers Prairie, were married in Ia
coma, Tuesday night. They will
make their home at Raymond.
The janitors of the public schools
(re-elected) are Elias Dwyer, Wash
ington school; P. H. Westmoreland,
Lincoln school; George Belts, Gar
field school, and H. Winden, Miller
High school.
Mrs. ]. c. O'ConnOr, an aunt of
William MCGOWAN of this city, died
suddenly at Seattle, Saturday, while
on her way from Kirkland to Olym-
pia to visit Mr.. MCGOWAN. Death
was due to heart trouble.
The Supreme Court has for the
second time affirmed the conviction
OF Albert Wilson, tried in this county
on the charge of cattle stealing and
he has been sentenced to two years
I'm the State Penitentiary.
- The Thurston County Fruit Grow
ers' Association have leased the Sea
Food building on West Fourth street
for their headquarters. c. H. Car
penter will act as manager. A can
merry may be installed there in the
near future.
DR.. John NJ. Semple has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the Medi-
cal Lake Hospital for the Insane by
Gov. Mead, to succeed w. A. Ander-
SON. who resigned in February. since
which time DR.. Fell has been acting