Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

1890.
The State Board OF Education has
been in session this week.
The next steamship for San Fran
cisco will bc the Queen. Tuesday.
The weather report for the next
twenty-iour hours is" Showers"
The steamship Umatilla left the
Sound for san Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. K. Fraser, mother OF Mrs. II. j.
Ellis, died in San Francisco Sunday.
A lodge of Maccabees of the
World is being instituted in this city.
Watchnight services were held in
several OF the churches Sunday night.
Benny Morrell has removed his
lunch counter from this place to Gate
City.
The County Treasurer has lately
paid quite large block of railroad
bonds.
Three hundred and fifty notorial
commissions were issued during the
past year.
Don't forget to write - for the
year in your date line-not for hun
dred years!
The Richardson single mill will
resume operations about the 18th of
this month.
Elk Secretary of State Price has gone
to Portland to attend the bedside OF
his sick mother.
The session of the County Commits
sioners last Monday was devoted sole
ly TO routine work.
1t is now unlawful for you to ride
bicycle without obtaining an up-to-
date license tag.
A motion for new trial of Camp
bell VS.. Mcintosh in the Superior
Court has been denied.
Collector Heustis, of Port Towns
end has gone on to the Republican
Mecca, Washington City.
Thos. Maloney spent the holidays
with his family and returned to his
mining interests at Spokane.
Miss Rosabel Glass having complet-
ed term OF school at Woodland, has
begun another ut Gull IIarbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. John of Chehalis
spent the holidays with the lady's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. MARI.
C. V. Leach is slowly recovering
from an operation performed while
under treatment at the hospital.
J. f. Clark and wife paid their an.
nual holiday visit to Mrs. C.'s parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Darling, of Westside
A little son gladdens the home o
Mr.. Il. G. Esterly, at Tumwater. II
began life's journey on New Year.
day.
The regular meeting of the Brehn
"I" will be held at the home of Mis-!
Ruth McCallum at 9 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
State warrants are again at Il pre-
MUM. One per cent. above par value
was offered for salary warrants ISSUED
last month.
+. w. Stocking has been appointed
administrator OF the estate of VIM
and Elzira Mills, deceased, removing
L. Nj. Farquhar.
1t is now confidently promised tina
the dredger will commence operation
on our harbor channel the latte
part of next week.
George A. Mix and A. Walrath
patients from this county in the Steil
accom- Insane Hospital, have beel
discharged as cured.
Deep Greek" Jones is over on
visit to his political friends. anon,
whom it is safe to say, he does not in
clude His Accidency.
Mrs. Jordan, of Seattle, formerl,
Mamie Naught, and a resident of thi
city, has been visiting Miss Emma
Sternberg, this week.
A man who supposes that becaus
ne subscribes for newspaper that h
has mortgage on its columns get
badly fooled sometimes.
The will OF the late w. f. Mitchell
bequeaths to his wife his entire prop
erty' alter making a nominal provision
Tor each OF his children.
Miss Louise Aver, who has been n
the hospital some time under treat
ment Tor lnflammatory rheumatism
Is in fair way of recovery.
Otto West and Miss Annie Griffith
both OF Mason county, were united il
marriage, in this city, last Friday
Justice Dobbins officiating.
Rev. Richard NJ. Hayes. of L,
Grande, Ogn., has been engaged to fiji
the pulpit OF the First Presbytera,
Church for the current year.
The City of Topeka sailed from tn,
Sound for Alaskan ports TODAY. Tn,
next boat for that destination will b,
the Cottage City, Wednesday.
/ No information has vet been nh
tanned OF the fate OF Joseph KING VIII,
SO mysteriously disappeared from hi,
usual haunts fortnight or more AGO
and to which allusion was made in ,
previous issue OF this paper.