Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

lt steamship tt'l'tn sails Toy
Alaska sunday.
Judge Ayers condition remain.
about the same.
On Sunday the morning boat vii
make her regular trip.
Miss Annie Mckenzie, OF Yelm, i,
visiting relatives at Kamilchic.
1t is rumorcd that tie Uympian i,
about to become a morning paper.
C. H. Cluugh i setting out five acre
Of strawberries on his place near Tum
water.
Chas. V. Leach has accepted tho
position OF school teacher in Chchali.
county.
The schooner Ethel Nanc sailcC
Sunday from this port with II cargo OF
lumber.
The next steamship for San Fran
cisco will he The City of Puebla, to.
morrow.
The Capital Brewing Co.'S ship
mcnts of beer this week have been
very large.
The ice factory, ut Tumwatcr, Ia:
been purchased 10y the Capital Brew
ing Company.
Judge Elliott, OF Lewis county, ha,
been holding court for Judge Aver
part of this week.
Miss Carrie Frost, a daughter o
the County Treasurer, has been quite
i'll the past few days.
Mrs Mary J. Washburn and Miss
Woodland left this afternoon on visit
to relatives in Seattle.
Geo. Hazard was over from this
week to promote the sale of his
history of the Klondike.
A girl baby made its appearance
Sunday, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garner. on Eastside.
Gus Rondell, a logger, is at St
Peters hospital under treatment for
inhammatOry rheumatism.
The weather prospect for the nexI
twenty-fOur hours is: "TO-night fair
with frost; Saturday fair"
Mrs. 0. w. Mintzer contemplate
starting Monday ON a visit to her rela.
tives in far-off Philadelphia.
Stephen Judson, Treasurer of Pierce
county, the veteran Democrat, visited
Olympia one day this week.
Alvin A. Jessup and Miss Josie NJ
Beard were united in marriage Sun
day, by Rev. J. S. McCallum.
f. NJ. McClintock succeeds Geo
Walcott as engineer OH the Port
Townsend Southern "dinky."
j. NJ. Patton is sinking an ar
tesian we'll on his premises corner
of Jefferson and Sixth streets.
The Royal Restaurant will give
another turkey dinner Sunday. from
3to7 O'Clock, at cost of 70 cents.
A regular meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held in the
Equity Court room next Tuesday
evening.
1t is feared that the present delight
tul weather will start the fruit buds
too soon and they will be nipped by
Jack Frost.
Gen. Ballaine is now in his glor!
mastering recruits. He scenteth thu
battle from affair and reads in the stars
of deeds of glory.
Rev. w. A. Remele, the new pastO
of the Congregational church, has ar
rived and will preach morning anC
ovouinU navt Sunday
Miss NJ. A. Wheeler, the milliner
is on a trip to Portland and Sal
Francisco, to replenish the stock o
seasonable goods in her line.
"Speed" Shelton, Mason county
Surveyor, is in the city for the pur
pose Of copying some field notes il
the Surveyor Generals office.
DR.. Wagner, of Tacoma, who mad
an examination of Judge Aver. few
days ago, is reported as expressing tn
opinion that his condition is hopeful.
That "God helps those who he'll
themselves" should be impressed upol
the memory of our people, and if pos
sible, adopted by them as a rule of &C
ton.
The foreman of the Capital Brewer
was fined $25 and costs, by Justic
King, Tuesday, for assaulting the en-
gineer of that institution with
monkey wrench.
March came in with fine spring
like weather. The buds are beginning
to swell and the green verdure to Civ
evidence of response to natures cal
for renewed life.
The Board of Control went through
the farcial formula of calling to orde
this week, and Immediately adjourne'
to hold its session at Tacoma. Tina
is the way the law is evaded.
Jack Strand, logger in one OF tn
Simpson camps, in Mason county, Ina.
his knee crushed while loading cars,
few days ago. He is now undergoin,
treatment for his injuries at st. Peter
hospital.
The big Skagway scow undergoing
refitting ut the foot of Main street, j
receiving the finishing touches O
paint, and will soon be on her way Il
the land of Great Expectations ant
Blighted Hopes.
Joseph C. Allen and Miss Ros'
Fulton, both of this city, were unitet
in marriage by Rev. Edgar P. Hill, o
the First Presbyterian church, il
Portland, last Monday. Mr.. Allen is 6
nephew Of G. S. Allen, of the Eastsid'
mill.
At the late Thurston county teach
ers' examination the following MIN
applicants were successful: Ami,
Brucker, Edith Mckenzie, Queen
Larsen, Faith Burch, Belle Melvin
Wallace Miller, VIM. s. Page, Jessie L
Potter and A. Goldie Robertson.
w. E. Greenway, principal of thu
Ocosta school which lost its buildin,
and books by an incendiary fire q
few days ago, has been soliciting
donations of school supplies in thi:
city with which to reOrganize thu
school. Prof. Halves is kindly aiding