Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


The woods are filled with lilies.
Flower gardens are looking lovely.
Day after Tomorrow j. Palm SUNDAY
Iruf. DoIIan las returned from tn,
East.
The Multnomah has resumed he,
regular trips.
New pling has been driven in from
OF Horr's dock.
A dry goods store is to be opened in
the Hale block.
Workmen are combing the whisker,
OF sylvester Park.
The State Land Commission was in
session yesterday.
:. K. Cannon has taken charge OF
the county poor farm.
Ex-Chiei Of Police Snyder is re-
ported to be in Arizona.
Mrs. Harmed has quite recovered
from her late severe illness.
Capt. l.. Wiley and wife have re-
turned from San Francisco.
Mrs. Geo. b. Wiley arrived last
evening from San Francisco.
Frank Edgbert, postmaster of Ar
cadia, was in the city Monday.
The Northern Pacific Express office
has been moved back to the depot.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pix, at Tumwater, Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Wilson, of this city, left
this week on a visit to relatives in Ne
braska.
The freight OF the steamship Walla
Walla came up last night by the Multi
nomah.
A frost SO heavy as to resemble
snow covered the sidewalks yesterday
morning.
The County Commissioners have
called for bids for boarding county
prisoners.
Judge Dennison has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be upon
the streets.
The Monte Crisco brought up 80
barrels of cement yesterday, for the
Moffatt Bros.
Chas. Springer was in Shelton Mon.
day, and purchased raft of logs fol
the Olympia mill.
w. H. Prince and Elmer Elkins
leave by the Walla Walla tomorrow
for San Francisco.
John c. King, OF Mud Bay, died
Saturday, at the age OF sc years, and
was buried Sunday.
w. P. Ready, OF Portland, is on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
F. Ready. of this city.
Miss Sternberg opened to-day a most
attractive stock OF millinery, at hel
store on Fourth street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Frazer, OF San Francisco
is on q visit TO her daughter, Mrs
Hiley Ellis, of this city.
Johnny Percival announces the rate
from Seattle to San Francisco is 81
cabin and $3.50 steerage.
A very pleasant and we'll attended
sociable was held in the Christian
church Tuesday evening.
Rev. Welch and mother, and Miss
McClurken left Monday for the East
via the Canadian Pacific.
Call on O'Connor and subscribe fol
the Oregonian, the king of the daily
papers, if you want the news.
Judge Reed united in marriage
Monday, Soldsd Andrew and Mrs
Olive Seland, both of Tacoma.
w. T. Mcdonald and C. Thoresor
have been appointed deputy assessors
by the County Commissioners.
The gaze of the fair sex just now i.
focused on that lovely" display Of
hats in Miss Sternberg's store window
Geo. A. Mix and Fife L. Miller
both residing near this city, have been
licensed to wed by the proper author.
ity.
The upper rooms of the McKenny
building, occupied by some of the
State offices, are being reprinted and
papered.
/. Colvin, OF Bucoda, is in Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, undergoing treat
ment for cancer, with a specialist for
that afiliction.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Wyndearo, are
rejoicing in the advent of a bright
nine-pound boy, which arrived at Their
domicile Monday.
Geo. A. hoffman left yesterday
over the Union Pacific railroad, for
the East, en- route for Germany, . visit
to his native land.
Architect Flagg is expected to arrive
in few days ago to direct the prepar'
alton of proposal for bids ON the CAPT.
tol superstructure.
A two yesr-old child belonging to
the family OF N. Sumpter, at Yelm
fell into barrel of water last Safer.
day and was drowned.
]. w. Chadwick qualified yesterday
as State Land Commissioner. His
bondsmen are Alfred Coolidge and
Aaron Kuhn of Collar.
The County Commissioners have
appointed VIM. E. Tirtlott as Justice
OF the Peace OF Rochester precinct in
place OF X. Needham, resigned.
Lost-a fur cloak, last Saturday
The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving it At Chambers market
corner Main and Washington.
"A thing OF beauty is joy forever
applies especially to the stock OF mil
linery now on exhibition At Mis-: