Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-01-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mark Reed was up from 7hc''O''
yesterday.
The public schools resumed studies
last Monday.
Sol q. Simpson was IN the city from
Seattle this week.
The logging camps have all re-
sumed operations.
The Stuart will case will come up
for hearing Monday.
James Martin is quite ill with
siege OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. ]. Gilbert has returned from
a trip down the Sound.
+. +. Mentzer, the Tenino sawmill
man, was in the city yesterday.
q. w. Cartwright has been grant
ed a license for saloon at Ielm.
"The Gamblers Daughter" played
to a small house Wednesday night.
Aaron Hartsock has been appointed
guardian of ]. c. Mulqueen, insane.
Claude Swan has gone to Portland
where he will attend dental school.
Mrs. Rowena Wilson was granted
divorce by the Superior Court Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Howard has bought lot
9. block 6. OF Pattison's addition, Tor
$50.
Miss Ruth Dunbar has returned to
her studies at Whitworth College, Ia
coma.
Blake's Olympus Grill will be opened
to the public to morrow saturday.
morning.
Mrs. f. N. Tunin, accompanied by
Mrs. Little, left Tuesday for visit to
Portland.
A. C. Galliac is again in the hos
pital from = relapse brought on by a
severe cold.
The Olympia Dancing Club held an
enjoyable dance at the Olympia hotel,
last evening.
The Parents and Teachers Club
of the Washington school will meet
next Tuesday.
The high license proposition before
the Council Modday night was indefi-
misty postponed.
Miss Marie Scully left this week for
Elma TO resume her duties as teacher
in the school there.
Thomas Kenney has been granted a
license by the County Commissioners
to sell liquors at Lacey.
Mrs. Cora Aver and family have re.
turned from q two weeks visit with
Seattle relatives and friends.
w. w. and David Fleetwood re-
turned yesterday from . visit with
relatives in Southern Oregon.
Otto Stuth was fined 500 and costs
by Justice Giles, few days ago, for
disorJerly conduct on the street.
The interior Of O. B. Mann's drug
store has been painted and presents
q neat and attractive appearance.
Miss Ida Hill has returned to Ia.
coma to resume her duties as teacher
in the public schools of that city.
VIM. Mead has sold half-acre in
the Bigelow donation claim to Alex
ander Stnbbs for the sum Of $3.50.
The weather clerk reports proba-
bilities to-day to be as follows: To-
night and Saturday generally fair"
w. w. Scott, Of Tumwater. left for
Illinois yesterday, to superintend an
estate left him by death OF an uncle.
The police report Shove that there
were LOT arrests made during the past
year in maintaining order in the city.
The County Commissioners have
appropriated $50 for repair of the Big
Glow road, just north Of the city limits.
The BARRIERS request for an ordin.
ance providing for Sunday closing oil
oil shops was refused by the Council
Monday night.
Monday afternoon H. G. Clark and
Mrs. Harriet McWade, were united 10
marriage by Justice Giles. They will
reside in Tacoma.
Mrs. Ellswick and son, Clifford, left
Wednesday for illinois 10 reside. They
have been residents OF this county
for several yeats past.
George CASTOR has rendered his
resignation as janitor of the court
house and Ellery Eastman has been an.
pointed to fill the place.
Miss Ella Matson has returned to
WILDLY Island to resume her duties
as teacher in the school there, after
an enjoyable visit At home.
Mr.. John w. Troy. OF the Skagway
Alaskan, is on q visit to his brother
P. NJ. Troy, and will probably spend
the greater part of the winter here.
The Commissioners OF this and
Pierce counties are in conference re.
gardiDg the steps necessary to be
taken for safety Of Nesqually bridge.
Mrs. Hannah McClelland has bought
from W. Goldsby timber tract in sec
ton %, township II north, range
west, paying therefor the sum Of 81,
600.
The order OF Washington installed
officers Wednesday evening, after
which social was held with refresh.
ments and musical and literary ex.
ercises.
the following passengers left over
the .. X. & N. and U. r. this week
q: V. and Mrs. Mary Elswick, TO,
Kansas City, Mo-, and Walter w. Scott
for Joy, Ill.
Frank McCabe, a 12-year-old con oil
Mr.. A. e. Valmer, of Little Rock, wa.
last Tuesday committed to the Reform
School. as being depraved beyond pa
rental restraint.
The Capital City Single Co. is the
name of the new corporation formed
by purchase of the Westeide shinplt
mill from H. G. Richardson by B. F,
Eshelman and others.
The assignment of cases in the Su
preme Court has given this count,