Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-01-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Everybody reads the STANDARD
Snow fell 10 depth Of three inches
last night.
Will CASTOR has about recovered
from the measles.
Mr.. Otis has gone into the real estate
business with I. l.. Brown.
NJ. C. Sinnon the pioneer, is very
i'll at his home on Mud Bay.
Mrs. Dan Monroe who has been quite
i'll with measles, is improving.
The Ensti Club will meet tonight
at the home of Mrs. ii. z. Niles.
Mr.. Bryan was the guest OF Gov.
Mead during his brief stay here.
Mrs. J. F. Gordon, of Beach wood,
visited friends in this city Wednesday.
fl. S. Rambo has begun suit for .
divorce from his wife Mary A. Rambo.
Mr.. NJ. F. Knight, q prominent resi-.
dent of Shelton, was in the city yes.
terday.
Mike Neylon's home at Delphi has
been added to the rural telephone
system.
The steamer Santa Barbara is load.
ing lumber at this port for Southern
California.
Chas. J. Swayne has his piledriver
At work making extensive repairs to
Horr's dock.
Mr.. Weller has received another car.
load of coal and still another is expect.
ed tomorrow.
A. H. Chambers met with q slight
injury to his knee, by falling on =
slippery sidewalk yesterday.
Chas. V. Leach yesterday made ap.
plication for letters of administration
in the estate of Seth Wyman.
Capt. H. NJ. Pierce, who is now liv.
ing on his ranch in the country. made
our Office friendly call Wednesday.
Robert C. Callow and Miss Celina
Nommsen, both of Summit, were
united in marriage in this city, Satur.
day.
A number of young men met in the
basement of the Baptist church Tues
day evening and organized an athletic
club.
John Saunders, who has . logging
camp about eleven miles southeast OF
the city, spent last Sabbath with his
family.
The funeral of Seth Wyman, who
died in the hospital Saturday, was held
Tuesday, Rev. F. A. LaViolette off.
ciating.
The steamer Multnomah has re.
sumed her run on the Olympia Ia
coma route, leaving mornings at Z
o'clock.
The first social function of mid
winters Legislative ball-will be
given at "The Lobby" next Tuesday
evening.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church have postponed their fair an
nounced for tonight, to Tuesday oil
next week.
Olympia is always modest in hel
demands. In the distribution of the
"loaves and fishes" by this Republican
Legislature she gets three Pages.
c. E. Allen has Withdrawn from tn,
management of Olympia Theater anc
will hereafter devote his attention to &
better'paying proposition-the roller
skating-rink.
The Lutheran Synod have finally
concluded to locate their college here
apurchase of the Peoples University
property, on Eastside, having beer
contaminated.
1t is said the thermometer Tuesday
morning, on Westside, indicated q
temperature OF but six degrees abov,
zero. two degrees lower than tn,
record down town.
"Dike" Whitaker, of McLane, ha
been appointed County Game Warder
by the new Board OF Commissioner
TO succeed Frank Mossman, who ba
made quite an efficient officer.
Robert WaddelI. SO years Of age
died yesterday at Tenino, and will b.
buried this afternoon at Rainier, hi
former home. Services will be con
Quoted by Rev. w. s. Crockett.
Roderick Sprague mas been trans
iefred from the position of city edito
OF the Recorder to that OF editor of tn
Uympiam. Mr.. 8. is capable OF goot
WORK 1t he has his way Of doing it.
7. N. Henry. late leading Repub
.lcan politician in this county, ha
oeen appointed Postmaster at Prosser
waere he moved some mouths ago
ne"a good fellow notwithstand ding
his politics.
al II people are not saving OF waite
s"e!e may he water as we'll as fue
':m'ne The running faucets a
hb.so' to prevent freezing OF pipe
:as caused the water to run very Low
10 The reservoir.
Inc County Commissioners recent,
s.n'ed license for retailing spirit
oo1s liquors at Yelm to Fred Verville
.od abolished Meadow voting precinct
sae voters being assigned to Gran,
mound and Rochester.
The extent OF the demand for econ
O Oy IL shown by the fact that tn
o'ate will have to borrow money from
.nat obliging resort, the State schoo
,and' to pay the per diem and mileag
VI members of the Legislature.
!. Judge Linn has granted q decree q
alVorce to Hazel Rhodes, from he
husband Joseph Rhodes, on tn
grounds of neglect and abandonment
sno mas authorized her to resume he
"A'uen name OF Hazel Burbank.
1t is a pleasure to note that Hug
moss, the popular druggist, is enjoyin
prosperous business. He carries
i ia'i assortment OF everything in hi
nae, and prescriptions and HON
aecipes will be put up quickly and &C
'urstely when taken to him.
MRS. B. B. Lord met with . painfu
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