Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-04-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

OF John Crowley.
The Pioneer Iron Works is doing a
thriving business.
The woods are filled with lilies and
other wild flowers.
The street near the Westside mill is
undergoing repairs.
Olympia flower gardens present a
handsome appearance.
An enjoyable ball was held at Ka.
milchie Saturday night.
Mrs. Phil Sklllman returned Mon
day from a visit to Seattle.
The New York Bakery has been re-.
moved to 2ll Fourth street.
Mrs. Z. n. Tunin is home from an
extended sojourn in California.
Mrs. Cora Aver and children have
returned from a visit to California.
J. f. Calder, prominent citizen of
Montesano, was in the city yesterday.
"Clover Bill" has already bought
his reception suit for the Presidential
levee.
The roof of the capitol annex is
about ready for the galvanized iron
shingles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bremen, of
Mud Bay, are the proud parents of a
baby boy.
Mrs. NJ. Howe, of Tacoma, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cotter,
on Eastside.
Theodore Brown has purchased lots
II and Ii, Woodruf's addition, for the
sum of 1925.
David Meek has bought of DR..
David Mitchell lot s of block 7 in Rail-
road addition.
The grading of Seventeenth street is
in progress. The sewer work on it has
been completed.
A decree of divorce has been grant
ed Thomas Taylor, his wife not ap-
pearing to contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Dial returned
to Tacoma Monday, after a visit to
Mrs. Dials parents.
The Olympia and Tacoma High
School teams play game of baseball
In this city to morrow.
Mrs. E. N. Tunin has returned from
California, where she has been on a
visit the past six weeks.
Walter Beck, a student of the PEG.
pies University, is confined to the
hospital with typhoid fever.
David Baker, of Anacortes, is in
the city on business and incidentally
to visit relatives and friends.
The foundation of the army bar
rocks at Vancouver are being built of
stone from the Tenino quarry.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Ed. w.
Smith, and one to Mrs. Elry Whipple,
both of Little Rock, this week.
c. H. Lesser, now OF Bisbee, Arizona,
has sold 50 acres OF land near Yelm to
the Snohomish Land Co., for $500.
The freight train will hereafter
run daily between this city and Ia.
coma, instead of on alternate days.
A carload of fine spars from the
Black Hills are on the N. p. siding
awaiting trip across the continent.
Mrs. Charlotte Scott has bought of
Mrs. Kate Mckenzie lot 4 of block 7
Of 2. d. Moore's addition for $500.
A. D. Resler, formerly OF this city,
WAS married few days ago, at North
Yakima, to Miss Grace Buruell OF that
city.
NJ. C. Crandall, the Eastside mall
carrier, has been confined to his home
the past few days with siege of Ia
grippe.
Miss Ida Hill, teacher in the Ia.
coma schools, spent Easter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hill, in
this city.
A deep cut is being made on Eighth
street, near Eastside, to drain pond
covering about half an acre during the
rainy season.
St. Johns church was decorated
Sunday with California Gala lilies
sent from Oakland, in that State, by
Mrs. Capt Hatch.
Mrs. Sarah Lister and family have
moved into their residence on Capitol
Hill, which was recently purchased
from Ernest Lister.
The quarantine which had been
placed on Camp 2, in the Black Hills,
has been raised, all traces of smallpox
having disappeared.
Ben Herman has bought of A. C.
McClelland, OF Baker City, Oregon, q
tract of land on Rntledge Lake, for q
consideration OF $6lO.
Clark Callahan has bought the
Stoops place of eighty acres, near
Black Lake, from James Mitchell, for
consideration of $3.50.
William H. Yeager has bought of
Geo. A. Barnes the lot on the north
west corner of Fifth and jefferson
streets, paying 81 900 for it.
Marion E. George and Nina May
lebarre, formerly of this city, we're
married in Seattle. on the 9th inst.
They will reside in Olympia.
Phil Biesen, of Portland, and Miss
Emma COwdery, OF Rainier, were unit
Cd IN marriage, Wednesday, by Rev. C.
u. Morris, at the brides home.
Miss Jessie Wilcox, of the Recorder,
mas taken a day" off, to visit rela-
tives in Des Moines, Iowa. She will
De absent about month or more.
Poor old "Uncle Tom" died again,
Saturday night, in Olympia Theater.
The house" was small, and the few
That were present "won't own it,"
W. A. Whereof, has been appointed
guardian of his minor children, and
has secured an order of court to sell
the real estate and personal property