Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-02-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
o night and Saturday rain.

A daughter was born to Mrs. JO-
seph RAIDER, Tuesday.
\ son was born to Rev. and Mrs.
W. II. Friesch, last Friday.
A little daughter is new arrival at
the home of Charles Curtin.
W. O. Thompson, of Delphi, has re-
turned from visit to Oregon.
Miss Bessie Wade, of Tacoma, is
visiting Mrs. Boyd of this city.
Thos. Maloney, now of Spokane, has
been on a visit to his family here this
week.
Al. j. Munson has been re.appointed
Postmaster at Shelton by President
Mckinley.
II. Martin, of this city, has bought
the livery stable business of B. Wiley
at Shelton.
Mrs. Horn has removed to her
patatial dwelling, corner of Main and
Union streets.
The Keystone single mill, on
Westside, started up this week with a
force of Is men.
Four State bonds, of the amount of
$1,000 each were issued Tuesday by
the State Auditor.
Rev. J. I. Eshelman preached in
the Christian Church Tuesday and
Wednesday nights.
Presiding Elder Joslyn assisted in
conducting services at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
The Capital Brewery received car
load of new machinery, this week,
direct from Milwaukee.
Twins, boy and a girl, weighing
and 81 pounds. were born to Mr..
and Mrs. E. Dodge, last Wednesday.
Justice Schomber, Monday, united
in marriage Edwin L. Weed and
Irene M. Cook, both of King county.
The revival meetings in the NJ. E..
Church the past few weeks have re-
suited in about thirty accessions to
the fold.
]. d. Dean, one OF the publishers OF
the Hoquiam IVashingtonian, accom-
panied by his family, visited our city
this week.
Senator Foster writes Thos. Prather,
of this city. promising his support OF
the Mcbride bill to pension Indian
war veterans.
William Cadby, OF Bucoda, was
killed by falling tree at his logging
camp near Elma, few days ago. He
was unmarried.
President L. Schmidt of the Capital
Brewing Company, who has been
East the past month, is expected
home next week.
The Steamship Umatilla sails for
San Francisco tomorrow and the
Steamship City of Topeka for Alaskan
parts on Sunday.
The prevailing winds are now South
east to south over the Pacific northwest.
Foggy weather is reported in Western
Oregon and Northern California.
An Olympia woman puts it this
way: Roberts. having concluded
his business in Washington. has gone
back to the bosoms OF his family.
Mr.. Phillips, as receiver of the First
National Bank, has made sale of 744
acres of timber land in Chehalis
county. realyzing $6,331.65 thereon.
If you are suffering with the grippe
drink plenty of whisky, take frequent
foot baths in hot aqua pura with lit.
tie mustard added and sleep between
blankets.
County Treasurer Frost has issued
notices that personal property tax is
now due, and that taxpayers are ex.
pected to walk up to the captains of.
flee and settle.
Edward Fitzsimmons, died at
Pomeroy, WASH, on January 18th.
he is we'll known in this city, having
for several years been janitor of the
McKenny building.
). l.. Rice met with a severe injury
Friday by heavy piece of timber fall.
ing on his right foot. He was brought
to this city for surgical aid, and DR.,
Riley dressed the wound.
The next Steamship for San Fran.
cisco is the Queen next Thursday, and
for Alaska the Cottage City, on Friday.
Mr. J. Y. Ostrander will be a pas
senger by the latter vessel.
Mr.. Klinkenburg, long in the en-
ploy as salesman OF the hoffman
Mercantile Company, has gone to Ia
coma, where he will fill like position
under Sanford, Stone & Fisher.
Sheriff Huff, of Lewis county
passed through this city Tuesd ay,
having in charge c. H. Kellogg, q
young man committed TO the asylum
at Fort Steilacoom for insanity.
G. A. Barnes has sold a five. acre
tract in his donation claim near