Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-03-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Next Friday is Arbor Day.
Nondav i All Fools Day.

leaves.
Chas. d. Garfielde has returned
from the Alaskan mines.
Geo. b. Lane has returned from n
visit to Nebraska, his former home.
Mrs. l.. Il. Byrne, of Shelton, was
visiting friends in the city this week.
L.C. Whitaker has been appointed
guardian of Thomas Whitaker, a mi
nor.
Ella Armstrong has begun suit for
divorce from her husband, VIM. F..
Armstrong.
"To-night and Saturday occasional
rain," is the latest prediction of the
weather prophet.
The State Treasurer is prepared to
redeem general warrants up to No.
6S,Sl6 on presentation.
Sam Rosenthal has returned to
Denver, Col, after brief visit with
his parents in this city.
Tuesday Misses Annie and Lizzie
Gresl left for Lanham, Neb., over the
0. Il. \. and U. z. route.
The steamship Senator sails for
Alaskan ports from Seattle Sunday, TO
be followed by the Alki, Thursday.
Clarence Maynard, OF Chehalis, has
been appointed deputy in the office OF
his father, State Treasurer Maynard.
Jas. A. Hildebrand left Monday for
Lake Bennett to look after some min.
ing claims in which he is interested.
Mrs. Elvira Slater, mother of the
late Thomas Slater, will depart for her
home in New York city next Monday.
John C. Hurspool, formerly of this
city, was married to Miss Blanche E.
Eastman, at Minneapolis, ON the 10th
inst.
Judge Millette is fitting up q law
office in the Hadlan building on Sixth
street, next door to Judge Aliens
Office.
A horse, attached to wagon, be-
longing TO Geo. Kane, ran away Satur.
day and demolished the vehicle beyond
repair.
Geo. W. Hopp has been appointed q
school director in the Tumwater dis.
trict, in place of H. d. Weyer, who has
resigned.
The steamship Umatilla sails from
the Sound for San Francisco to.mor.
row, to be followed by the Puebla,
Thursday.
Allen Towne had leg broken by =
falling tree while working in ORA
hams camp in Mason county, last
Wednesday.
DR.. ]. 7. Lee, of Tacoma, accom-
panied by DR.. Peppard of this city,
started out yesterday to inspect the
cattle OF this county.
Capt. T. S. Tew has bought the
Barnes house and lot corner of Fiji
tenth and Main streets, and will &C.
cupy it with his family.
Ed. Cotter is suffering from blood
poisoning, one of his hands being a.
iected by splinter accidentally thrust
into the member while at work.
R. E. Pickett, of the firm of Mum
& Pickett, grocers, has bought the o.
den home, on Maple Park, and lie NOV
ing his family from Ceneralia to &C.
cupy it.
An old landmark, the Ford build
ing on Fourth street, in rear of Nc.
Kenny building, has been torn down
to afford site for q new and better
structure.
The engagement is announced at
Seattle of Mark E. Reed, of Shelton,
and Miss Irene Marie Simpson, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sol G. Simpson, OF
the Queen City.
Monday in the Superior Court Mrs.
Josephine Young was given damages
in the nominal sum OF 81 in an action
OF warranty she had brought against
Jacob Sampler.
Mcdonald & O'Neil, of Shelton,
have bought out Waldrip 4 Barron's
general merchandise store at New
Kamilchie. and will open a branch Of
the Shelton store at that place.
Judge Kadley, on assuming his place
on the Supreme bench, rendered his res
'gnatlon as Superior Judge of What
com county, and jeremiah Nuterer. an
attorney of New Whatcom, was an.
pointed to fill that position.
The first judgment in a suit on q
delinquency tax certificate was en-.
tered Tuesday, for Isadore and Ma.
thlas Jonis against the realty of Chas.
+. Perry, by which valuable propertv
passes to the Spectators for $l22.42
and costs.
Edward Workman, who shot Andrew
benson, near Rainier. last February.
entered demurrer to the information
on hle yesterday, which was oyerruled.
The defendant entered a plea of not
guilty, and the case comes on for 4.
nearing at the June term OF court.
A delightful entertainment will be
given at Olympia Theater this even.
Ing BY the Blanchford Kayanaurh and
Rooney Boys" for the benefit of the
olympia High School Library Their
programme is a musical one and
h'ghiy commended by the press.