Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-02-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

DR.. Van Eaton, "i Orting, il on Il
bgIci visit - this city
Tn" supreme Court has designated
March - as motion day.
Revival meetings are still being
held in the NJ. Z. Church.
The price of market products re-
main unchanged this week.
Miss Neosho Watson, of Aberdeen,
Is on wit to the capital city.
Mrs. Aaron Hartsock is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness.
Paul Neufer has removed his jewelry
store to the Granger building.
Mrs. &. A. Barnes has quite re-
covered from her severe Illr ess.
Mrs. T. n. Allen sailed for San
Francisco by the City of Puebla yester-
day.
Go TO Mrs. Smith, next door to
Olympia Theater, for up.to-date photo
graphs.
David Chambers, ST., OF Chambers
Prairie, is still quite i'll of heart
troubles.
The weather the past week has been
succession OF sunshine and shadow,
of calm and storm.
Mrs. Hatch and children left last
Wednesday for Monticello, N. V, to
spend the summer.
Mrs. E. H. Downing, of Centralia,
is visiting in the city, the guest of
Mrs. John A. Wolfe.
The benefit ball given by the G. A.
X. Saturday night liquidated the in
debtedness on their hall.
l.. E. Dole has opened new fish
market and oyster house, corner of
Sixth and Columbia streets.
The "Trial by Jury" will meet
for rehearsal Monday, when a date for
their performance will be selected.
Clyde Perkins, of Eastside, had a
finger taken off while "monkeying"
with hay-chopper, few days ago.
Mrs. McClarty. of Eastside, who has
been confined to her bed for the past
several months, is now able to be up.
An Eastern passenger from this
city over the Union Pacific, this week.
was C. G. Seifert, for Baker City, Ore
gOn.
Savage & Schofeld have taken their
pile-driver to Shelton to place some
boom tenders near Shelton for Ellis
& Reed.
Holman Chem, of Marysville, Cal,
is on visit to his brother, Jos. Cheim,
OF this city. He is accompanied by
his wife.
The steamer City of Shelton though
laid up for repairs at Shelton the
past week, has resumed her regu-
lar trips.
Miss Hattie E. Wills, formerly OF
Olympia, now of Portland, is visiting
her old friend, Mrs. George Merry, OF
South Bay.
VIM. Clifford, aged 70. and old resi-
dent of this county, died at his home
few miles south of this city, on the
10th inst, of paralysis.
Chas. Billings, it is said, proposes
to 60 to Alaska this spring. His wife
will visit her parents in Ontario, Can
ada, during his absence.
H. r. Wells, of this city. and Miss
Cada Benson, OF Rainier, were united
in marriage. Wednesday morning
Rev. T. j. Lamont officiating.
A reception was held in honor oil
Rev. A. G. Sawen, the new pastor oil
the Baptist church, by pastors OF other
denominations, Tuesday night.
The students of the tenth grade oil
the Washington school will hold their
graduating exercises in Olympia The.
alter, on the evening OF March 11th.
The County Surveyor. Mr.. Ruth
has been engaged, the past few days
in making survey for a logging road
in Mason county, for Reed and Ellis.
Old Probs says that the weather
Saturday will be Continual rain
with heavy south-to-east gales along
the Coast and high winds in the in.
terror"
Mrs. George Savidge who recently
cut finger deeply at the joint, spring.
ing an artery, and making an ugly
wound, while handling a sharp knife,
is healing rapidly.
Gov. McGraw has appointed a.
members OF the State Fair Commits
sion. Samuel GARNER and w. H. Hare,
of North Yakima, and Frank Will
liams. OF Ellensburgh.
DR.. Newell reports that Judge Den.
nison, who has been very i'll with neu.
ralgia of the stomach, for several
weeks, is slowly improving but is still
in q critical condition.
1t is feared that the mild tempera.
ture which has prevailed the past
week will develop fruit buds too soon
to escape the late frosts, and that a
full yield will not result.
The Jefferson street single mill
will tomorrow ship carload OF
shingles for Creston, Iowa, and this
will be followed by six more carloads
for the same destination.
Frank B. Graham and Miss Elsie
Webb, both of South Bay, were united
in marriage, in that district, last Mon
day night. The groom is brother OF
City Clerk Il. A. Graham.
Mrs. Brown, of Tumwater, last Fri
day, by accident took a teaspOonful oil
belladonna. The mistake being in
stantly discovered, the prompt use OF
an antidote saved her life.
A. A. Lindsey has been elected
delegate from this State to the ma.
tional assemblage OF the Sons of the
American Revolution, to be held at
Minneapolis next summer.
Geo. II. Lawson, 90 years of age, a
fisherman at New Kamilchie, fell
from his boat and was drowned on the
morning of the Doth. The body had