Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
All kinds OF weather.
Sunshine and shadow.

Mrs. Frank Early Is reported i'll
with typhoid fever.
A light fall OF snow surprised our
people the last two nights.
The weather the past week has been
as capricious as childhood.
The new creamery will be in opera.
ton in week or ten days.
Mrs. w. L. Sapp is suffering from a
stroke OF partial facial paralysis.
Miss Mulcahy, of Seattle. is a guest,
this week, of Mrs. Judge White.
Bush" Hoy has been visitor from
Mason county the past few days.
DR.. Carlson, the dentist, is recover
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Emma Clowers, of Tenino, was
visiting friends in the city this week.
Many new subscribers are being
added to the STANDARDS subscription
list.
Five burials took place in the city
cemeteries opposite Tumwater Sun
day.
The swelling buds amid snow and
frost, presage short fruit crop next
season.
A license to wed has been issued to
Freeman Fowler and Leonore Coyle, OF
Aberdeen.
o. C. White has returned from his
winter "summering" in Southern
California.
Leslie Clark and wife, late arrivals
from the East, have become residents
ofTumwater.
Nathan Kaufman, OF Juneau, passed
through the city this week en- route
for the north.
Mrs. H. G. Chapman, of Tacoma, il
visiting her sister, in this city, Mrs.
Ernest Lister.
Mrs. H. E. Bailey and son, OF Gray 4
Harbor, are on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Doragh.
The British ship NJ. E. Watson. l.
700 tons, is loading lumber at the
Westside mill.
S. Bird has been appointed to fill q
vacancy on the dictatorship of the
Rochester schools.
The steamship Cottage City sails fol
Alaskan ports, Sunday, to be followed
by the Alki next Friday.
A son was born, Wednesday night
to the wife Of Marc Clark. who resides
on Eighth street, this city.
Oh no, Mr.. Tenderioot, the rainy
season has not set in anew; this il
only the "eqinoxial storm"
A marriage license was issued yes.
terdxy to Leander Jackson and 10.
hanna Anderson, Of Rochester.
Mrs. Matthew Shields left few day,
ago for Butte, Mont, to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. Reed, who is i'll.
The Woman's Club celebrated it.
nineteenth birthday at its clubhouse
on Tenth street, Monday night.
Mr.. T. J. Kegley hiss invested al
least $4,000 in timber and farm lands
in this county. the past few days.
The Capital Brewing Company Of
this city, shipped 100 barrels of theil
famous beer to Honolulu a few day,
ago.
Mrs. Eugley has moved her doubl.
store building from Adams street to {
site on Sixth street. opposite Capito
park.
Mrs. Williamson, of Tumwater, hai
returned from an extended visit TO hel
daughter. Mrs. Rutledge, At Little
Rock.
The new courthouse is receiving it
finishing touches. 1t is somewhat be
hind time, but "better late thar
never"
The weather report to-day reads
"To-night and Saturday occasiona
cold rains; brisk TO high Southwestern!
Winds"
Senator A. S. Ruth has gone on
trip to Eastern Washington, to lool
after some mining interests he has il
that district.
Mrs. H. s. Nichols, mother of Mr.
Glass, has arrived in the city iron
Marcus, Ia, to make her home will
her daughter.
Austin Myers, of Ellensburg, An oil,
pioneer and member Of the Constitu
tional Convention, paid our city
visit this week.
Jesse Murphy this week sold to H
M. Rodman, his gasoline launch Cap.
Nome Flyer, who will use it in hi
oyster business.
A number of pupils have been trans
ferred from the Washington to tn
Lincoln school, owing TO the crowdet
condition of the former.
Connolly & Chambers, of this city
have leased the Webb ranch in Mssor
county, and James Chambers will con
duct the farm for them.
The pipe company made a ship
ment to-day OF GOO pieces of S.incf
pipe for Smiths Cove to the Grea
Northern Railway Company.
The Chamber of Commerce meet
tomorrow evening, to take steps fo
extending welcome ia the home
seekers soon expected from Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Burntrape
have sold their residence property OF
Franklin street, to B. w. Johns. snt
1t is said, will soon move to Portland.
Rev. J. S. McCallum has entered
upon his field of labor as pastor of tn.
First Christian Church, at Eugene
Or; It has a membership of abou
500.
c. 7. Eastman is now 4 director O
the Tumwater schools, filling q va
cancy caused by the removal of E. E
Grimm, who held the position, to thi
city.
Will Jenkins, Jr.. has returned from
his cad visit to California To ne nres