Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-03-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


nights this week.
The Methodists have been holding a
special season OF prayer this week.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p Haskins, on Eastside, this
week.
The Baptists hold roll-call and
fellowship meeting, in their church,
tonight
Read the advertisement of the Eas-
ter Opening in this number of the
STANDARD.
The State Treasurer has called in
Bonds No. 81 to - inclusive, amount
ing to $4,000.
Mrs. Mary T.. Block, OF this city was
passenger Tuesday over the U. p. for
Grand Ridge, I'll.
J. +. Kearncy & Co. are awarding the
best prizes with baking powder ever
given in the city.
The Woman's Club now occupies
its own home, corner of Tenth and
Washington streets.
A. p. Fitch, prominent attorney
OF this place, is making arrangements
to depart for Cape Nome.
C.E. Cline has returned from East
ern Washington, where he has been
organizing Populistic societies.
Joseph Beaupre, a Canadian by
birth, has declared his intention for
becoming an American citizen.
A. w. Patterson aud Martha AS
from, OF Elma, were united in mari
age yesterday, by Squire SchOm.
Der.
The suit of Russell vs. Krutz, in the
Superior Court, involving title to the
Tenino stone quarry, has been dis
missed.
Rev. DR.. Glass paid visit to Puyal-
lup, this week, to read a paper at a
meeting of the district Epworth
League.
Sidney Thompson and Myrtle Hurn,
of Lewis county, were united in marri-
age by Rev. E. Hopkins ut Bucoda,
Tuesday.
Olympia is city of "jiners." A
score or more of secret societies exist
and women have their clubs as well
as the men.
Next Friday, April 9th, is Arbor
Day, but not legal holiday, SO we
may expect to have our letters de-
livered as usual.
John Harmon and Miss Agnes
Lyon, both of Seattle, were united in
marriage by Justice Schomber. Mon
day, in this city.
Commissioner Bridges left Wednes
day for Walla Walla, to extend a
welcome to Mr.. Bryan, on behalf oil
the people Of our county.
The Odd Fellows lodge of this place
are taking preliminary steps for cele'
bration of the anniversary of forma.
ton OF the order April 26th.
Mrs. Mary L. McClelland, who was
noted in this column as being critic
ally ill, last week, has revived and
there is some hope of her recovery.
Read the advertisement of "The
Fair" in this issue of the STANDARD
This popular house has a line of ehoes
that will do the eyes good to behold.
Reserve tickets for the Brehany
concert 60 on sale at O'Connor's to
morrow at 9 o'clock for subscribers
and Monday morning for the genera
public.
An Olympia mandatory will sup
ply the doors, windows and moulding
for the new army buildings to bt
constructed by the government il
Alaska.
E. McReynolds left yesterday fol
Iowa, where he will spend severa
weeks in telling people of the glorie
of the "promised land" our own be
loved state
The Superior Judge has ordered thu
child of Charles and Martha Utter
back to be placed in charge of it,
mother, pending the proceedings fol-
divorce OF the parties.
The body OF Newell, the Chandelier
has been found on the beach nea
New Kamilchie. It will be remem
bered that his disappearance was an
nounced a month or more ago.
A reported case of small pox or
Bush prairie, about five miles from
town, is disputed, and probably aros,
from a case of chicken-pox, which il
quite prevalent throughout thu
country.
Louise Brehaney and her talented
operate company will sing under thu
aupices OF the local lodge OF K. o
p, in Olympia Theater, Monda!
night. They are said to be artists o
the first order.
1t is said that Rainier has organ
lied bicycle CLUB with preacher a.
its president. This should be satisfac
tory. 1t is far better that a leader il
moral reform should have wheels t.
ride upon than wheels in his head.
S. Lesser and Miss Eva Wolfe were