Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-02-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Aaron HartsOCk IS iii.
Miss Nellie Patton is visiting friends
at Shelton.
Miss Nugent, OF Seattle, is on visit
to Miss McGraw.
Teachers examination is in progress
at the court house.
The weather the past week has been
decidedly variable"
The Friday Night Club gave mas
querade Saturday night.
F. Graham, OF Westside, has been
quite i'll the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Hannah have
gone to California to reside.
John Pulles returned from bust
ness trip to Seattle last night.
Fresh eggs have sold the past week
as low as ten cents per dozen.
The prospect is for cooler weather
Tomorrow, with occasional rain.
F. Z. Brown is in Frisco in the
interest of the Westside Mill Co.
Henry Landes has been appointed
State Geologist by Gov. McGraw.
The Westside street railway project
has fallen through for the present.
The Oympian Classics naturaIized
citizens as half-bsked Americans"
A daughter gladdens the home of
w. d. Bollinger and wife on Eastside.
James Connolly has retired from
the market firm Of w. Chambers &
Co.
Mrs. Barnes is slowly recovering
under the careful ministrations of DR..
Riley.
p. Carney has so far recovered from
his illness as to be able to leave the
hospital.
David Chambers, ST., of Chambers
Prairie, is suffering from heart
troubles.
An annular eclipse of the sun oc.
Cured yesterday, but was invisible to
North America.
j. H. O'Neal, General Travelling
Passenger Agent Of the O. R. N. Co.,
was in the city this week.
Frank Taylor, the new City Mar
shall, began the performance of the
duties OF that Office this week.
Hyde Kirkendall returned from
Alaska Tuesday night, where he has
been for the past several months.
The Rhodendron Club of Seattle
will be entertained by the local club
at The Olympia to morrow night.
As fruit trees are budding and
the frogs are crosking it is q pretty
good indication of an early spring.
The Grand Army boys have a flag
staff about so feet long in front OF
their hall about ready for " raising"
The advance-sale for Sousa's con.
cert matinee at Olympia Theater. to.
morrow afternoon, indicates crowded
house.
Mr.. Phipps' show-window just now
is devoted to establishing the merits
of Schilling's baking powder and
spices.
Frank Cotter had his right arm
broken near the wrist Monday, by 6
fall, while waiting for the train at the
N. P. depot.
Misses Patton and Fisher enter
tanned their friends with a masquerad,
ball at "The Olympia" last evening
A jolly time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Thompson re
turned to their home, at Tacoma, las
Monday, after a several days visi
with their daughter, Mrs. M. J. Cor
don.
Mrs. J. P. Hoyt is suffering from
strained ankle, caused by stepping
from the sidewalk, a few nights age
= longer distance than was anticipate,
in the dark.
Capt. Hatch arrived Monday iron
San Francisco for visit to his family
His boat, the Monticello, is still run
ming on the Berkeley route and doin,
agood business.
The Olympia passengers on tn
City OF Puebls, which left Seattl
Wednesday were Mrs. May Hannah
Miss L. Hannah, Thos. Hannah, {
Hannah and H. Hannah, for Souther
California.
On Thursday, Of last week, C.
Van Eaton, of Gate City, and Mis-
Carlotta Conant, were united in maj
riage, Rev. Mr.. Hayes, OF the Unite
Presbyterian church, performing tn
ceremony.
The Ladies' Relief Society will Civ
progressive euchre party at tn
Olympia Hotel. Monday evening
Twenty-Five cents will be charged thos
who participate, the proceeds to go t
some poor orphan children.
No dramatic company that eve
visited our city gave more complet
satisfaction than the Chase Stock &,
Their present engagement in Seattl
is for six weeks, instead OF three, 9
was stated in our last issue.
The Corner Saloon was entered
burglars, Wednesday morning, VIII
received small amount OF money ft