Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


week
Daniel Gaby was at Tacoma again
this week.
The revival al the Christian chur>
has closed
\. N. Yan,is, OF Bucoda, was in tn
city Wednesday.
NJ. y. Covington and family hay
removed to Seattle.
Miss Purvis opened a private schoo
at Bucoda last Monday.
Peter Muryea, died OF cancer, at ST
Peters hospital Monday.
The travelling land commission vii
meet next week at Tacoma.
The County Commissioners viii
hold session next Tuesday.
W. S. Stout has removed with hi
family from Bucoda to Sumner.
Yesterday the Multnomah delivered
the freight OF the City OF Puebla.
A son was born Sunday, on Hawks
Prairie, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Skutts
Pensions have been granted to Thos
Finney and Jos. A. Harpel, of this city
A son was born to the wife of Franz
Mossman, OF Oyster Bay, on the g
inst.
Miss Myrtle Robertson is teaching a
three months term OF school at Mud
Bay.
Judge Reed refused to grant the de-
cree of diverse asked for by Mrs. Chas
Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Mcdonald have
assumed control of the City Steam
Laundry.
Old Probs says the prospects for "to.
night and Saturday" are occasional
showers"
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dusing, of East
side, are the possessors of a wee
daughter.
The Multnomah will make bel
usual trip Sunday morning. No after.
noon boat.
Geo. 7. Berry has been reappointed
director of the State Penitentiary by
Gov. McGraw.
G. S. Burnett will read a paper on
bees at the horticultural meeting TO-
morrow afternoon.
Tickets for the "Pair of Kids" will
60 on sale at O'Connor's Monday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Tailor Lincoln's salary has been in.
creased from 500 to $50 per month by
the County Commissioners.
Ezra Kendall, in GA Pair of Kids
will appear at Olympia Theater mex,
Tuesday evening, April 14th.
Mrs. c. B. Mann and her daughter
Avis have returned from Californis
where they spent the winter.
Mrs. J. N. Kehoe has opened day.
school in the Byrne's building, next
door to the State Printing Office.
The Fair Grounds have been leased
by w. w. Scott, and will be placed in
condition for q first-class bicycle
track.
Mrs. Carrie Mcleod, formerly o.
this city, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Ralph Covill, at Tacoma, on the
I'd inst.
The steamer Estella, now owned BY
Capt. John Jones, is undergoing
changes which will convert her into 9
tug-boat.
The Multnomah last evening
brought up five tons of general mer'
chandise for Mosier & Mcdonald.
camp on Mud Bay.
Mrs. F. S. Norwood who has been
confined to St. Peters hospital with
illness, has returned to her home al
Bucoda mnch improved.
The Democratic County Conven.
ton meets at Columbia hall to NOR.
row afternoon, to select II delegates
to the Tacoma Convention.
The Republicans propose to hole
"high jinks" on the night OF the 25th
The Doolittle Club of Tacoma will be
here and will meet with the Lincoln
Club.
A. NJ. Bollinghouse and Miss Alice
Titus we're married at Chehalis last
Friday. They were from this city
but will hereafter reside in Lewis
county.
Miss Sternberg is just now sdver
Using jolly lot of sailors. Call anf
interview them at any time at hel
store on Fourth street. See adver.
tisement.
Passengers this week over th'
Union Pacific, Saturday, were Mis-
Fannie Num-, for Carbondale, Kansas
and Tuesday, Andrew Johnson fol-
Butte, Montana.
The next steamship leaving Seattle
for San Francisco, is the City o
Puebla, Sunday. The Walla Walls
will leave for the same destination or
Friday, the 18th.
The case of the city vs. the Por
Blakely Mill Co. has been decided BY
Judge Reed in favor of the city.
Was suit for 1886 for street grading
on special assessment.
Mrs. Jordan and son John Jordan
tn-.