Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-02-22

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
An early spring.
Frogs are croaking.
Fruit trees are budding.
This is Washington's birthday.
Day after to morrow will he Shrov,
Sunday.
The Legislature will adjourn on the
l4th prox.
q. Noschka has been quite i'll the
past few days.
Eggs now sell at from 12l to L;
cents per dozen.
A masquerade ball was given in Ia
coma hall last night.
County Attorney Root was at Che
halls during the week.
Thurston Daniels, of the Vancouver
Register, is in the city.
The State Land Commission wa.
in session during the week.
No Olympim to-day. 1t is Wash
ington's birthday, you know.
The Aberdeen did not run last Sun
day, but went on the grid-iron.
The Good Templars will give 6
"Weight" sociable on March 6.
A daughter was born to the wife o.
Mr.. Winstanley, last Wednesday.
Misses Lizzie and Anna O'Brien, oil
Tacoma, are visiting in this city.
VIM. Beatty, left Wednesday, 70,
California to remain several months.
John w. Royal and Laura f. Reeves
of Mud Bay, were married last Satur'
day.
Emily Bancker is said to be the
handsomest woman on the American
stage.
"Our Girls" will entertain theil
friends at Olympia Theater, Monday
night.
H. Finger, of the Tumwater Ice Co.
returned Tuesday from a business trip
to Portland.
Parties from Eastern Washington
are negotiating for lease of the Tum.
water flour mill.
The ticket sale for "Our Flat" will
begin at O'Connor's, Wednesday morn.
ing, at 8 o'clock.
The rainfall at Olympia for the
present month, up to date, has been
only 1.84 inches.
There will be sixteen girls in 6
"Tambourine Drill" at Olympia The
alter, Monday night.
Walter Chambers is putting in a
cold storage service at his slaughter
house, near this city.
Henry Harris returned home from
Stanford University, Tuesday, to At.
tend the funeral OF his father.
James r. Hayden, Jr., formerly al
Olympia boy, came up last Saturda,
to review the "scenes of childhood"
Miss Amy Case left Wednesday fol
San Francisco, where she will attend q
course OF lectures on educational work
DO not forget the entertainment to
be given by the young ladies of the
NJ. E. Church, at Olympia Theater
Monday night.
Harold Burntrager, who conducted
q loan and insurance Office in this
city, few months ago, is now doing
business In Portland.
Read the new advertisement of G
Rosenthal in this issue of the STAND
ARD. His clearance sale continues
with unprecedently low prices.
Nearly all of the last scow-load OF
$4,000 brick were rejected by the
capitol contractors on account oil
their being of an inferior quality.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
gave an enjoyable entainment and
social in Tacoma hall, Wednesday
evening, which was we'll attended.
Read the Peoples Store Co.'s new
prices on special lines of goods in this
weeks STANDARD. 1t will do you
good, for it will save you money.
A. A. Lindsey, deputy State Treas
urer, has been at St. Peters Hospital
a part OF the past week undergoing a
course OF treatment for rheumatism.
Senator Squire has introduced q
resolution in the L. S. Senate favoring
an appropriation of 100000 for the
further improvement OF Olympia har-
Dor.
Wesley George, the young man
charged with burglary of C. d. Lyle's
store at Rochester, had an examina.
ton Monday, and was discharged fol-
want Of evidence.
Miss Anna Jennings and Miss Gail.
lac, who have been teaching in the
public schools of this city the past few
months, have resigned and &C.
cepted positions at Tacoma.
A little child belonging to Adam
Geddes, who lives on Eastside, had the
tip of one OF her fingers cut off while
playing with saw in the hands OF a
companion, one day this week.
Woodmen's corner" has been re,
moved from Fourth and Washington
to Third and Washington, where. al
almost any hour OF the day you may
find some wood-dealer anxious to sell
you load of wood Or bark.