Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

ANNE.
\ Gil was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. |.
Taylor, Monday.
NJ. J. NJ Barry has been quite i'll
the par; lew days.
O,iyer x Ga. shipped three carloads
Of potatoes to Chicago yesterday.
At South Bay, tuesday. a son was
born to the wife of Albert NJ. Hall.
The case OF the state vs. Book is set
for tomorrow in the Superior Court.
\ son WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Young, at Little Rock, Monday.
\ social dance takes place at Dun
ning's hall, South Bay, tomorrow
evening.
Mrs.. Van Etten and her sister Miss
Patton have spent the past few days
in Seattle.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, who has been
i'll for some time, is in a precarious
condition.
The steamer Aberdeen, Tuesday,
brought up hearse for II. l.. Mead,
OF Centralia.
There is but one more carload Of
stone necessary to complctethe capt.
toll foundation.
Mr.. Edward Jones and wife are on
a visit to relatives and friends at JEFF
ferson, Oregon.
The household OF Patrick Killoran,
in this city, delights in the advent Of
a wee daughter.
The weather the past week could
not have been better had it been
made to order"
Jas. A. Haight and wife returned
last evening by the Multnomah, from
visit to Seattle.
Several assertions have occurred
from the Mohican since she cast an.
Choir in our harbor.
Mrs. I. C. West has returned from
Seattle after two weeks visit to
friends at that place.
The father OF Mrs. b. w. Johns, OF
this city, died last week at his home,
Mound City, Kansas.
Mr.. Etheridge will rattle a beautiful
double-end row.boat soon as the
chances are all taken.
The Aberdeen beat the City OF
Shelton, in a race from Squadron to
Olympia last Saturday.
The tug Beaver brought in scow
laden with 100000 brick for the
Moffatt Bros. last night.
The ]. O.. .. F. lodge OF Kamilchie
will give an entertainment at that
place tomorrow evening.
Arthur Weston has gone to the
Soldiers Home, at Orting, to run the
engine OF that institution.
Miss Lou Hartgrove will leave nex'
week for San Francisco where she viii
probably remain for some time.
Geo. NJ. Savage received yesterday 6
ton of fish guano from Alaska, for
trial as fertilizer in this county.
Mr.. Arnold, the genial proprietor
of the merry-go-round, will leave. the
latter part OF next week, for Everett.
Miss Laura Avery, of Tumwater
has opened a term of school in thu
Decker settlement in Satsop valley.
The City OF Aberdeen will omit hel
trip to Seattle tomorrow and Sunday
She goes on the gridiron for repairs.
The want OF through train has de
prived our people of the opportunit!
for Witnessing The Fencing Master
A. B. Council has been sentenced
to ninety days in the county Jail TO
killing heller that did not belong t.
him.
A free coinage meeting is to be hell
in Columbia hall, Saturday night, tt
perfect an organization of its advo
Gates.
DIR. Newell reports that Geo. Ashley
OF Bush Prairie, is slowly recovering
from an attack of pulmonary malaria
fever.
The U. S. steamer Mohican arrives
in our harbor Wednesday afternoon
to make a test of coal from mines ii
this county.
Mrs. Rosa Labree, of Ellensburgf
is on visit 10 her mother, Mrs. Clarl
OF this city. She is accompanied b
two children.
The capitol foundation is approach
ing completion. Now let there be n
hitch in awarding a contract for tn
superstructure.
DIR. Dean Clark is announced
lecture at Columbia hall, to-morro
Saturday night on Romanism v
Americanism."
The rates by the steamer Umatill
for San Francisco, leaving Seattl
next, the 2Sth, are SIS for cabin an
$3.50 for steerage.
Thomas Bridge died, Tuesday, I
the Hicklin place, about II miles we
OF town. He was an old settler ar
was II years OF age.
Mr.. Inland, OF Tumwater, returne
Tuesday from seven months visit
Dakota which was made for the in
provement of his health.
A children's temperance conce
is to be held next Sunday afternoo
at 3 o'clock, in which the several Sa
bath schools will participate.
Hon. John F. Convey. a memb
OF the Board OF Regents OF the Sta
University. attended q meeting
the board at Seattle this week.
John Byrnc, the grocer, has start
tube we'll in the rear of his store
Fourth street, Beesley j. Wood a