Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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city.
The County Commissioners are il
session.
IN .rlncr Commissioner Mott is il
Tar,uI.
DON'T fAi! to see the famous Calhoun
Uf.ra CO.
Assessor james. OF Grand Mount
J. ia tho city.
Hon. John Lazy, Of seattle. was il
the city Thursday
Il. VI. Price has about recovered
from lis recent illness.
Religious revivals are in progr.s S,
n most Of the churches.
NJ. John Griiley, OF Walla Walla, re.
armed home Wednesday.
H. jacobson has moved his shoe
shop into the OFT building.
Secretary OF state Price returned to.
lay from his California trip.
Miss Essie Cullen has gone TO North
Yakima TO work on the Heraid
Presidential Elector J. A. Navarro,
o! Okanogan county, is in the city.
Mrs. Mary N. Miller is in the city
looking after her property interests.
County Treasurer Gelbach is making
out from 20 to % tax receipts daily.
The Morning Oiympian has found
a Correspondent who writes a la Nasty
Mrs. James Griiley leaves this week
for Portland where she will reside with
sister.
According to the church calender
day after tomorrow is Quinquagesima
Sunday.
a daughter was born TO the wife oil
J. Eigholtz, OF this city, Tuesday
morning.
The G. w. 2. Co. tell you in their
new "ad." how to make your dollars
so round.
Yesterdays quotations of Pacific
Coast hops in the New York market
were IA and %.
J. C. Block has moved his frui
stand to Main street, adjoining TIT
Stuart building.
The residence of State Audito
Grimes was entered by burglars on,
night this week.
The Nesqually bridge on the rost
from Olympia to Tacoma is reported
in bad condition.
Eber Smith, of Seattle, a relative O
Street Commissioner Tucker, was ir
the city Tuesday.
Col. Owings and Senator Horn at
tended the funeral of the late Judge
Calkins at Tacoma.
. Judge Irwin will preside in the
Superior Court February 9th and I'll
in place of Judge Gordon.
The County Board has appointed
John H. Watrous Justice OF the
Peace of Rainier precinct.
The teachers OF the public school
are up in arms against the suggested
reduction in their salaries.
Editor Lott, OF the Shelton Tribune
was renewing acquaintance With ole
Olympia friends this week.
]. r. Chaplin writes that there i
far more suffering in the east from
hard times than in the west.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will
give a New England Dinner in thu
Stuart building February 22d.
The stock of the Tenino Mercantile
Company was sold by Sheriff Prince
Tuesday, under an execution.
Justice Lacey, Tuesday, sentenced
Swede johnson to 80 days in Jail TO
tapping till in Graves restaurant.
Work is progressing with the foun
dation for the addition to the Olympus
Door & Lumber Co., on Third street.
Ex-United States Senator John B
Allen was in the city Monday, argu
ing case before the Supreme Court.
Prof. Roberts had an interesting
article in Tuesdays Olympian under
the caption OF "a Plea for Potteries."
J. r. Lynch has moved his tailor
shop from the OFT building to MAR
street, adjoining the old bank bull ding
The annual meeting of the Congre.
gational church was held Thursday
evening and officers elected for the en-.
suing year,
A son OF John Bowling, of Little
Rock, was badly crushed between two
logs, last week, but is now gettins
along nicely.
The fourth marriage license for Jan
uary was issued Wednesday to Fred J
Schonhard and Mary O'Brate, both O
South Union.
The union services at Columbia hal
closed last Friday night with thu
largest and most interesting meeting
of the service.
Miss Laura Clement, the Print
donna of the Calhoun Opera Co, i,
one of the prettiest women on the
American stage.
The Ladies' Relief Society held its
monthly meeting Thursday at the
rooms of the Horticultural Society in
the Court House.
II. w. Carroll, who resigned his
position in the State Auditors Office
February l, will be succeeded by Frank
G. Morse, OF Colfax.
AT the houl of going to press Mr.
Murphy shows decided gain in
strength, and the danger mark has
Probably been passed.
Several schoolmates favored John
and Ellen Hanyy NTH , .,,-rr;. 1901.