Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Good Friday.
Advertise in the STANDARD.
Next comes Easter Sunday.
Oh, the delightful weather.
Read the new ads in this paper.
Judge Allen visited Portland this
week.
Big Bill" McGowan went to Seattle
yesterday.
Mrs. J. Il. Parker is visiting friends
in Tacoma.
Geo. II. Funk returned yesterday
from Portland.
"Gene" Taylor was up from Oyster
Bay, this week.
A. Ii. Mackinnon was on visit to
Seattle this week.
The Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Is now open for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Richardson are
on Il visit to the Queen City.
Mrs. Samuel Wiley is on a visit to
relatives and friends ut Tacoma.
W. r. Lott, editor of the Shelton
Tribune, was IN the city Tuesday.
A girl was born to Mrs. Jas. A.
Chcadle, of Eastside, Wednesday.
Our local orchestra played for a
dance at Winlock Saturday night.
W. T. Melvin, a prominent farmer
OF lelm, was ia the city Tuesday.
George w. Hopp returned Wednes-
day night from trip down the Sound.
The subscription price of the STAND.
ARD is only $l.5O per year in advance.
State Librarian Gabel will assume
the duties of his Office next Tues.
day.
J. R.>Chaplin has quite force of
men engaAed in clearing off Woodruff
addition.
Peter G. Anderson, of Eastside, will
leave In few days for the Atlin min.
ing district.
Frank Mossman, of Oyster Bay,
had business in the Capital City,
Wednesday.
James Israel has been employed to
cruise some State school lands in
Pierce county.
The weather report to-day promises
continued fair weather. Froet to-
night, warmer Saturday.
Mrs. Reese, of Seattle, has been on
visit to her daughter, Mrs. d. C.
Bates, the past few days.
Frank Turpin, formerly in the meat
business in this city, was up from Sc
attic on visit this week.
c. H. Springer was a passenger on
last nights steamer, returning from
business trip to Seattle.
VIM. Beattie, the confecti0uer, re-
turned Wednesday night from q bust.
ness trip down the Sound.
Henry Drum has formed partner
ship with Geo. E. Thompson, in the
real estate business in this city.
Mrs. Thomas Kenney, of Orienta,
Wis.,, is visiting her son, Frank NJ.
Kenny, of the Capital Brewing 60.
The Queen restaurant will be re.
opened Monday by Carsten Holthusen,
proprietor of the popular Tony Faust.
Badly" Faulkner, he OF the Light
and Power Co. management, visited
Portland this week, ON . business
trip.
Lawyer Stapleton and family, who
have been visiting in the city re-
turned to their home in Portland,
Wednesday.
J. H. Fletcher, accompanied BY his
wife and daughter, of Rossland. B. c.,
are the guests Of Mrs. G. J. Swayne,
of Eastside.
w. A. Woolsen, a capitalist of Mt.
Vernon. Ohio, is in the city with a
view of locating. He is the guest of
]. r. Chaplin.
An anti-Chineee meeting was held
in Tacoma, Wednesday night. Labor
Commissioner Blackman WAS the
principal speaker.
The Simpson Logging Co. have re-
ceived an order for !, 500 sticks" 80
feet long, designed for mining opera
tiOns in Australia.
Shorty" Davis is about to open q
cigar stand in the storeroom on
Fourth street, lately vacated by Miss
Tarbell the milliner
The steamship Umatilla will leave
the Sound for San Francisco Sunday,
and the Cottage City will leave Mon.
day for Alaskan ports.
The Capital Brewing Co. made q
shipment, the other day, OF 300 half
barrels OF their famous draught beer
to White Horse, Y. 7.
The new restaurant in Woodruff
block started couple OF weeks ago BY
McAlpin Bros. has been closed on &C.
count OF lack OF patronage.
Judge Dunbar and his son Fred.
nave gone East to purchase carload
OF red.polled cattle, with which to
STOCK their farm in this county.
+. Green has been appointed Master
Mechanic of tht Port Townsend South.
ern strip OF railway, in this county.
with his headquarters at Seattle.
Frank Mossman, of Kamilche, has a
well-written article in Outdoor Life.
appointments magazine, on "The Cou.
gar and Lion of the Pacific Coast"
The British ship Watson, which
TOOK In cargo of lumber here, was
towed to Tacoma, Tuesday, on her
cruise outward. She loaded for Callao.
M. OCon nor and w. Crosby, execu.
tors OF the will Of the late DIR. Ostran.
der, have sold lots IL, IL and IA in
block " OF Woodruff addition 10 ]. r.
Chaplin.
A full-page portrait OF Jessie Shirley
who appears here in repertoire next
month, graces the last number of