Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-03-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Day after Tomorrow will be Palm
sunday
A slight iall Oh hail occurred lLi. al
ternoUD.
J. NJ Ncwsum has returned from d
trip Ia ONO.
DR.. Mcdonald is recovering from al
siege OF fever and rheumatism.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Brlckter, OF Eastside Saturday.
1t is expected that the Aberdeen
will resume her trips next week.
Mrs. John Byrne returned last
night from a visit down the Sound.
4 daughter was born Tuesday to the
wife OF Mac Weatherby OF Eastside.
Revival meetings have been in pro-
gress at the Christian church the past
week.
G. S. Eaton, of the Westside Mill,
returned Tuesday from San Fran
cisco.
The weather prospects for tonight
and to morrow are Occasional show
ers of rain"
A full week of beautiful spring-like
weather was broken Monday by quite
heavy rainfall.
Mrs. NJ. S. Percival and son left
Tuesday for Boston, on q prolonged
visit to relatives.
Mrs. Smith, the Photographic artist,
has taken several excellent views OF the
interior of Olympia Theater.
Miss Emma Page, of this city, is
engaged in Demorest temperance work
in the Eastern part Of the State.
Several residences have been en-
tered by burglars the past week, but
their pickings" have been small.
w. G. Lawrence and Mrs. Ida
Mathews, of Victoria, b. c., were
united in marriage, in this city, Tues
day.
Mrs. Belle Mathews will resume her
instructions in oil painting in the art
room at Olympia Theater, early next
week.
Judge Reed Wednesday granted
decree of divorce to Mrs. Della
Towle from her husband Lawrence
Towle.
The water from the artesian we'll OF
the Hotel Olympia is go heavily i'm
pregnated with iron as to render it un-
tit for use.
Mary Ellen Bozarth was Tuesday
granted decree of divorce from her
husband, VIM. Bozarth, by the SUI
perior Court.
Mrs. Ada Bingham has returned to
her home in Portland after an ex-
tended visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. McClarty.
Hon. ]. P. Judson came up from
Tacoma, yesterday, to appear before
the Supreme Court in one of the Light
and Power Co. cases.
Frank Hartman and wife, nee Laura
Bennett, of Nisqually, are the happy
possessors OF little daughter which
"came 10 stay" last Saturday.
John Trout has moved up from Sc
attic his household effects to reside in
this city, having accepted a position as
engineer ON the steamer Doctor.
Mrs Matte N. Graves, State organ
izer of the w. &. 7. u, will lecture in
the United Presbyterian Church
tonight, on allow TO Save Our Youth"
The cost OF repairing the steamer
Aberdeen will be over $1,000. The
broken cylinder head involves the
substitution OF an entire new cylinder.
The steamship Walla Walla, which
sailed from San Francisco, Wednes-
day, for the Sound. will deliver mer-
chandise at Seattle and Tacoma for 81
per ton.
Victor Wiley left Tuesday to join a
surveying party in Mason county,
where they will proceed to the Olym.
pics. Victor expects to be absent six
months.
T. Z. James, OF Grand Mound, a son
of Assessor James, was married to
l. "
the brides parents, in Lewis county,
Wednesday.
Some thief stole a row-boat from
Capt. Monroe Sunday night and con.
cealed it under Percival's dock, where
it WAS subsequently, found and restored
to its owner.
The next steamship sailing for San
Francisco from the Sound is the City
of Puebla, tomorrow. She will be
succeeded by the Walla Walla, Thurs
day, April I'd.
w. F. Thompson was the winner OF
the prize in a "Cake Walk" which
lately took place in Black River school
district, to the great delight OF his
many friends.
The pipe factory has made several
shipments oil wooden water-pipe the
past week. One of these went to
Alaska, one TO South Bend and an
other to Kslama.
The Puget Sound Pipe Company, of
this city, will ship seven tons of six
inch pipe, Monday, to the Seattle Fish
ing and Trading Co. 1t is intended
for use in Alaska.
An index to Hills code, prepared
byJudge Dave E. Bailey is pronounced
by the legal fraternity to be be the
most complete and satisfactory ever
compiled in this State.
Mrs. Graham has been granted let.
tiers of administration on the estate of
her late husband, F. B. Graham; also
Chas. Lansdale on the estate of his
late mother Mary P. Lansdale.
Mrs. w. s. Eddings, daughter Of
Hon. P. d. Moore arrived Monday
from Honolulu, where her husband is
engaged in the practice of law. She
will probably remain during the sum.
mer.
The Puget Sound Pipe Co. has or.
dered carload of band-iron from
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