Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-24
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Every body reads the STANDARD.
Al. Munson was in the city from
Shelton Tuesday.
The Olympia Door Co. are moving
into their new quarters.
P J. O'Brien is on a visit to hi, old
home in Ottomwa, Iowa.
W. T. Melvin, a prominent farmer
OF Yelm, was in the city this week.
Frank Mossman, the boss hunter OF
Mason county, was in the city Tues
day.
The Cottage City sails from the
Sound for ALASKAN ports next Thurs
day.
Grant Angle, editor Of the Shelton
Journal, visited the Capital City this
week.
A daughter was born Sunday to
the wife of A. E. Cowan, on Hartstein
island.
Frank ID. Cook has sold his ranch
to w. A. Stewart for a consideration
of $3.50.
The South Union school will give
an entertainment and basket social
this evening.
The weather report reads: "To-night
and Saturday cloudy, with occasional
rain or snow"
About an inch OF snow covered the
ground at day.break this morning, the
first Of the season.
Hon. ]. T. Ronald was in this city
Wednesday to :rt,end to some business
in the Superior Court.
Margaret Mills has bought a 30
acre tract of the Littlejohn estate
property on Bush prairie.
The arc-lighc on Main street and
Maple Park has been ordered removed
to Seventeenth and Main.
Judge Allen Jas moved his law Office
from Sixth street, fronting the park,
to the McKenny building.
Owing to the .torm the Multnomah
was unable to leave her dock at
Seattle to-day fer this city.
Dave Blake and Reder & Neylon
were granted saloon licenses at the
last meeting of che Council.
Gen. O'Brien left Monday on bust.
ness trip to SaG Francisco. He will
be absent ten ott.twelve days.
Mrs. Robins. ssof Castle Rock, has
been visiting het; parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Williams, at Tumwater.
A store at Gate City was entered by
burglars, Wednesday night, and vari
GUS articles of yslue taken therefrom.
The city Firs. Light and Water
committee are making an investiga-
ton of the qualify of our city water
supply. :
Six children aye afflicted with scarlet
fever at Belmose district, three of
whom are in she family OF John
Macleod. 3
o. R. SwayGt sold this week to
Chas. H. sherlo6s, lots 3. 4.5.6.7. 8.
9and 10 in Faitbaven addition, for
consideration ofS95O.
Sheriff Mills s,as been invited to a
necktie party's,n Pacific county, to
be held on the;31st inst, in which
Lum You will dance on trspeze.
The steamship; Queen sailed from
the Sound for gan Francisco to-day.
The next steamship for that destina-
lion will be the tfmatilla Wednesday.
Mr.. and MIRA y. F. Kearney are
happy in the poN'ession of wee bit of
femininity, which came yesterday to
take up her pern%nent residence with
them.
Frank McKesny has taken the
place of Cashiert,;f the Capital Brew
ing Co.. the p,sition so long and
ably filled by tha1ste A. M. Wolfe, de.
ceased. =
The Capital Coy Band is to hold a
Carnival in the rmory on the 2Sth,
Goth and 3Oth lists, consisting Of
fair by day and = Terpsichorean revel
by night. (.
A. G. Galliac, i,incipal of the Lin.
coin school, has Ilmost recovered from
. severe attack :. typhoid fever, and
will soon be ablG4o resume his duties
as teacher. -
The Board OF : FILTRATION of tho A.
o. U. w. is in sTxsiou at Seattle. It
consists of Jud1. Inman of Colfsx,
frof. Jones OF &sattle and T. c. Van
Epps OF this city,
The City Cous. elected DR.. Car.
lyon, F. G. Blaks;dey and H. Cowles a
Board OF Bicycles1t'olice for the eusu-
idg year. The membership is the
same as last yeag
1t is the Hotel CHARLTON now, which
is placing the htA1te before the cart. a.
it should be. IL. the thoroughbred.
spirited stallion 81 the lead as the ont.
iook seems to W. rant.
The Assessor ~ making arrange.
ment' Tor the ,:eiennial levy upon
realty levies. r will require six
deputies this tinIrto perfect the lien
within the time described bv law
Mrs. NJ. E. ChNch has at last oh.
tanned Remuneration for her self.im.
posed task of rS~;nu for .c,.,,,