Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

l'i'!ut street = bcing cleared OF Its
mu1.
W. IT, Springer i out OF the hos
Iltal.
Ms. John Giles has recovered from
her late illness.
Mss May sylvester i suffering from
-plaincd wrist.
\ tent Of Maccahees has been or
gained in this city.
Ell. l.. Melton is one OF the latest
victims OF the grippe.
Mr.. :. X. Taylor OF Oyster Bay, was
in the city last Tuesday.
Gov. McCiraw has designated Friday,
the 2Gth inst, as Arbor Day
\ charity ball took place at the
Olympia hotel Monday night.
Mrs. q. \. Barnes is rapidly recover
ing from her late severe illness.
The barber shops of this city will
hereafter be closed on Sundays.
Alex. Drysdale has been on bust
ness trip to Portland during the week.
j. n. Harlow, of Delphi. was in the
city to-day and called upon the STAND
ARD.
Miss Ida Toellner, OF Seattle, is
on visit TO her sister, Mrs. |. c. Ellis,
OF this city.
Gov. Ferry, OF this city, has con-
tributed $1,000 towards the Seattle
canal project.
Mrs. V. C. Harold has been suffer
ing from a severe attack OF rhumatism
the past few days.
The Grand Lodge of Workmen ad-
journed with an exalted opinion OF the
local lodge as entertainers.
The steamer Estella took another
load of provisions to Mosier & Nc
Donald's logging camp, Monday, even
ing.
The driven we'll at the O'Brien
blacksmith shop tapped vein at 12O
feet, and flows about half an inch of
water.
The City of Shelton has discon-
tinued one OF her trips to Shelton. and
will hereafter leave but once day, at
GIN.
Miss Jessie A. Hudson has been ap-
pointed Postmistress at BelmOre, a
new postoffice six miles southeast OF
this city.
The residence OF VIM. Luark near
Nisqually, was entirely consumed by
fire with its contents, last Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.eary, Of Seattle,
have passed the holiday season with
Gov. and Mrs. Ferry. They returned
home Wednesday.
A valuable horse belonging to ]. c.
Gales, of Bucoda. was recently killed
near that place by an east bound
Northern Pacific train.
Prof. De Han is planning grand
concert which shall embrace about all
the musical talent on the Sound and
take place some time in May.
Mr.. C. o. Young is slowly improv-
ing from q severe attack OF sciatic
rheumatism, of which he has been
sufferer the past several weeks.
The Olympia mill has been idle the
past two days for want OF logs. A raft
is expected this evening, when work
will be resumed on a night.and-day
service.
st. Johns church, Tuesday evening,
elected Gov. Ferry, G. F. Convey, X. G.
O'Brien, NJ. Hoke, G. S. Armstrong,
C. S. Eaton and C. I. Taylor, Vestry-
men for the ensuing year.
Dillon T. Avery and Bertha B.
Chilson we're united in marriage in
this city, Sunday morning. Mr.. Avery
is forman of one of Williamson's log
cling camps in Mason county.
Sunday afternoon, at the home oil
the brides mother in this city, Miss
Florence A. Marston was united in
marriage to Rev. Frank Webster, OF
Iowa, Rev. G. A. Drury officiating.
The settling of the bridge timbers
at the draw Saturday, broke an elbow
of the large Waterman which crosses
) the channel on the swinging section
of the bridge. 1t was replaced Non
day.
Gov. McGraw has reappointed Is. 5
Scott, of Ellensburgh, and appointed
F.P. Hicks, of Tacoma, as member
of the State Board OF Dental Exami
ners for the term ending March 4
1897.
The past week has embraced al
kinds of weather; just the shreds, q
it were, left old Winter after an un
paralleled mild reign during tn
months usually entirely subject to hi
sway.
1t is reported that l. Colvin, VIII
went to Eau Clair, Wis, some tim
ago to undergo treatment for a can
Ger of the lip has been entirely cured
and that he is on his way home re
joicing.
The funeral services of Mrs. l..
Giles took place from her late res
dence on Franklin street, last Satul
day afternoon, Rev. T. ]. Lamont o
ficiating. Interment was made /
Masonic cemetery.
T. w. Gordon, of Seattle, Clerk
King county, was on visit to tn
capital this week. He is one OF til
atfable gentlemen who brings wit
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