Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-02-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


James Israel has gone to Pacific
county on cruising trip.
Mayor Lord has so far recovered
from his illness as to be around.
Miss May Thompson, of Seattle, is
the guest of Miss Anna Mitchell.
Mrs DR.. Bridgford and Miss Lucy
Maynard visited Tacoma this week.
A daughter was born Tuesday to the
wife OF Lyman Lloyd, of Tumwater.
Senator Angle and wife made a
pleasant call on the STANDARD to-day.
G. J. Collins has been granted q
license to sell ardent spirits at Tenino.
The planking on Columbia street
fronting the Carlton block is com.
p!e;ed.
Miss Lena Collins is back in Mr..
Burrows restaurant after a few days
illness.
DR.. Geo. LYDIA left this week for
Aberdeen where he will practice his
profession.
A" surety bond" will hereafter have
to accompany applications for city
liquor licenses.
Stanley Lister, manager of the
Pioneer Iron Works, is on . business
trip to Seattle.
"To.night and Saturday light rains
warmer tonight" is the weather re-.
port for to-day.
This has been busy week for the
County Commissioners, principally OF
routine business.
The City Attorney has been in.
structed to re.assess all delinquent
street grade districts.
Mrs. H. A. Van Eaton has returned
from an extended visit in Kansas, Ne.
braska and other States.
A lot on Third street between JEFF.
feIson and Adams, was sold, Saturday,
by Mary Church for $3.50.
Scarlatina and measles are reported
to exist among the young people Of
our city, but in mild forms.
Miss Jennie Mcleod has returned
to her home at Whatcom after a pleas.
ant visit with Miss Calvert.
Charley Talcott attended the in.
stallation of an Encampment of Odd
Fellows at Gilman, this week.
Rural postal delivery in the Mud
Bay and Chambers Prairie districts
will be established about April LIST.
Henry Mcbride, of the Wenatchee
Republican, 10 on visit to his sister,
Mrs. Geo. w. Hopp, of Tumwater.
Francis P. Goss has returned 70
this city and is engaged in reporting
the Senate proceedings for the P.-L.
Arthur Callow, now book-keeper for
Minard & Co., of Elma, WAS up on q
visit to his former home yesterday.
The Women's Club is making prep
arations for celebration of its twentieth
anniversary, which occurs on March
10th.
Mrs. Eliza c. Hel!mer has been an.
pointed administrative of the estate of
Elias Hellmer, deceased, valued At
$500.
John Olson, OF Mud Bay, has sued
J. s. Jameson for $3.50 damages for
horse killed on trestle in the latter's
camp.
A movement is on foot, inaugurated
BY tho Clerk's Union, for closing all
stores at 6 P. NJ, except on Saturday
nights.
The upper floor of the McKenny
building Is covered with jute mating
made by the convicts of the State
penitentiary.
Cecil knight, q woman OF the half
world, was fined SO and costs in
Judge Giles court, Monday. for dis.
orderly conduct.
H. B. Cusack has succeeded Oliver
Matson as janitor of the State Cayitol.
NJ. N. will serve in a like capacity for
the Capital Bank.
McSorley's addition to the suburban
precincts OF our city no longer exists,
.ne County Commissioners having
declared it vacated.
Attorney Funk has moved his OF.
nee to the rooms in the Olvmpia
BANK building. lately vacated by the
City Abstract Company.
The Goss case for extras" in can.
sol construction has been drawing its
lmtermlnable length along in the Su.
perior Court the past few days.
The steamship Cottage City sailed
ior Alaskan ports to-day. The nett
steamer for that destination v;lI he
the City Of Seattle. "Wednesday.
Revival services are now in progress.
IN the Swedish Methodist church If
t rn:, city. Rev. T. H. Sumpter. Of
0na'acothe. NO., being in charge.
MRS. T. J. Anders will entertain
next Monday. in honor Of the ives Of
Tue members of the legislature vho
are staying here during the session. NV
m'ss Theresa Kratz, a former re,;.
Tent OF this county. was married A.
tacoma last week to Louis r. Sefr;, ;"
"ell'kno"n young newspaper man.
Personal taxes are now dine and
must be paid within the next tb;rtv
9ays. Under the law every head Of =
household eSan is exempted to the amonnt
~. =. !. Drewry hiss sold a five..cre
; ;rsc' In the Nozzle donation claim
~! TS east OF the city limits. 10 NJ.
Ina Hnus; ~ Morgan, of Tenino, for the ann,
.n a remonstrance signed by 70 w;ve.
.s "u mothers Of our city. has been nre'
on n.eo 70 the City Council against 70
T psn'ng the dance. hall of The Green