Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-02-14
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
81, Valentines Day.
Mrs Harry Prescott is quite i'll.
Have you received your chromof
J. c. Conine, of Yelm, is in the city.
j. +. Gordon is quite ill of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. C. b. Mann is recovering from a
severe Illness.
County Auditor Callow visited Ia
coma this week.
NJ. Roy Thompson was up from Ia
coma this week.
The firemen give an annual benefit
ball this evening.
The steamship Alki sails for North
ern ports tomorrow.
A son was born Tuesday to Mrs.
SpSCPh Odl SCl vi LdcISluc.
Miss Tarbell, the milliner, is in
Portland, on a visit to friends.
The capitol elevator is temporarily
disabled by broken water-pipe.
A. N. Yantis, prominent Bucoda
farmer, was in the city this week.
Mrs. Chas. Billings is visiting the
family of Judge Gordon in Spokane.
Mrs C. G. Heiffner, of Seattle, is
visiting Old-time friends in this city.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Nath-
aniel Chapman, in this city, yesterday.
Harry Weatherall, the oyster king
OF Oyster Bay, was in the city this
week.
S. S. Churchill, the stationer, was
on business trip down the Sound
this week.
Miss Reber has returned to Seattle
after delightful visit with her Olym-
pia friende.
The weather Representation for to-
day is " To night and Saturday, occa-
eiOnal rain"
L. B. Faulkner, d. S. Paisley and G.
B. Mann have been appointed apprais-
ers of the Stuart estate.
G. S. Wilcox has bought from A. p.
Fitch q 17-acre tract of land on the
Durham donation claim.
The jury of the present special ses-
sion of the Superior Court has been
dismissed till the Sd prox.
Mr.. Billups, the boss baker, has re-
turned to manage the ovens OF Mr..
Harbst, of the City Bakery.
Homer Thacker and Miss Rena
Lybarger were married Tuesday, on
Westside, by Rev. DR.. Glass.
The Deschutes river is said to be
literally overlooking with cedar bolts
for Richardson's single mill.
The hoffman Mercantile Company
has just received large shipment of
wallpaper OF the latest styles.
Postmaster Cavanaugh and family
have moved into the Convey residence,
corner of Main and Columbia.
Reserve sale for the Diamond Min
strels, Monday night, 60 on sale at
O'Connor's tomorrow morning.
Mrs. John Brix, nee Miss Muriel
Barr. once an Olympia schoolgirl,
died last week at Astoria, Oregon.
A burst Waterman on Capitol hill
shut off the supply OF the nobby part
OF the city for time Wednesday.
Will d. Jenkins, of the oil company
many of our people are interested in,
is dangerously ill, in San Francisco.
The way to reach the people OF
Olympia and Thurston county is
through the columns Of the STAND.
ARD.
]. H. Norris sold last week lots
and 2 in block Z, Olympia, to Mrs.
Mary M. McBratney, for the sum OF
$500.
Henry Hardesty and wife. of Ia.
coma, are on a visit to Mrs. HIS par
ente, Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderveer, of
Tumwater.
Aleves Guuon Of Cowlitz and Miss
Rose B. Golay Of Tacoma, were united
in marriage. Tuesday. in this city, by
Rev. A. g. Sawin.
Roy Huggett has returned from
Boise, Idaho, and has taken . position
in Bates Bros furniture and under
taking establishment.
Scarlet fever has about disappeared
from Belmore. Nine of John Nc.
Leods children passed the fiery ordeal,
and one is still quite i'll.
Eltney Van Epps sailed northward
by the Nome City, Wednesday, to re-.
sumo care of certain mining interests
he holds At Hanna bay.
ia. Schutt. travelling represen tative
of the Wolfe Bros. Jewelry Co., of San
Francisco. was in the city in the inter.
est OF his house this week.
An effort is being made to secure
the location of the Federal penitenti.
ary near this city, in case it should be
= removed from McNeirs island.
Thirty-five "outside barbarians'
were equipped with horns and admit
ted to the broad range of Elkdom, at
a meeting in Tacoma this week.
The poor widow" will now have
to pay 20 for release of her tramp COW,
one-third of which goes to the bad boy
who drives the rover to the pound.
Charlie Tom and Mary, charged
with the murder of George Williams,
another Indian, in a drunken row,
were acquitted by jury last Friday.
Geo. D. Forbes has bought of John
Hager, lot l block 6 Olympia tide