Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-03-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Miss Florence Holbrook is quite i'll
with typhoid fever.
1t is said that there is a foot OF snow
in the Black Hills.
Billy" Mort is able to be about
after a long illness.
c. d. Garfielde left Monday for his
home at juneau, Alaska.
A son has been welcomed Mt the
home of George Rutledge
The steamship City of Puebla sails
for San Francisco, Sunday.
Charles Billings has returned from
q cruising trip to the south.
Go to Fred Weiss tailor-shop and
see the handsome spring suitings.
"Sweet Revenge" is the title of the
new story soon to begin in this paper.
Judge w. H. White OF Seattle wit
messed the "cat die" of the Legisla-
ture.
Lawyer Israel made flying trip to
Tacoma Wednesday on professional
business.
The Washington Agricultural Col
lege Glee Club perform at the theater
to night.
The 3-year.old daughter of J. H.
Goldenberger, died on the 9th inst,
and was buried Saturday.
The Christian Scientists have made
arrangements for weekly meetings,
Sundays, in Grand Army hall.
Miss Nettie Wingard opened a four
months term of school in the Gibson
district, near Bucoda, Monday.
A light fall OF snow Sunday morn
ing reminded US that we are not yet
free from the clutches of winter.
Lochlan Macleay was over from
Portland few days ago on a visit to
his mother, Mrs. Anna Macleay.
The forecast reads to-day: "To.
night and Saturday fair; continued
cold, with heavy frost tonight.
The steamer Santa Barbara left
Tuesday night for Southern California
ports, with 100000 feet of lumber.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tichnor has sold to
Theodore F. Mentzer q quarter sec.
ton OF land near Tenino. for $2,42O.
A. S. Hall, who formerly conducted
q hardware store here, but now OF
Puyallup, was in the city this week.
Rudolph Geisy, who has been work.
ing at Elma was called home Saturday
by the serious illness of his son Fred.
The Thacker Wood Co. has sold &c
o. George and R. w. Swan, its wood,
wagons and teams, for . consideration
OF $3,675.
The Mack Logging Go. has purchased
of NJ. E. Ishom 16O acres of timber
land in Chehalis county, for the sum
of 5000.
Miss Lucy Dark, of Butler, Mo-, ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex. Wright,
of this city. She will spend the sum-
mer here.
Sam Woodruff, Accountant at the
Steilacoom asylum, came up last night
TO witness the final act of the Legisla.
tive drama.
The Cottage City sailed from Seattle
to day for Alaskan ports. the next
vessel for that destination will be
City of Seattle.
The logging train from White &
Williamson's camp ran into two cows
south Of Tumwster the other day, kill.
ing both Of the animals.
A. w. Frater 10 slowly recovering
from paralysis, and expects to resume
his duties in the Secretary Of States
office in about fortnight.
Hawley's merry-go round will start
up in tho Ellis building, near the
old draw, on West Fourth street bridge
Tomorrow Saturday night.
Thomas, the 19-year. old son Of
Frank Guslander, died at Tumwatei
Tuesday, after q short illness. The
funeral rites took place yesterday.
J. E. Connolly sold this week &c
George F. Kane two lots on the north.
west corner of Fourteenth and Jeffer
son streets for . consideration of $500
Benjamin Harmon has bought 40
acre tract of land near Lacey, for 9
compensation of $e1O, which he intend
to convert into farm and homo fol
himself.
Those who planted early "garder
truck" are not so confident now tina
they will be able TO compete with hot
house products at the beginning o
the spring season.
February goes on the record as tn
"dryest" second month of the year OF
record. It may be, however, tina
March will make up for it-comini
IN % raging lion.
The "Man from Mexico" met will
: very cool reception 1t the theate
last Friday night. Some patrons lef
after the first act, and many at thu
conclusion of the second.
H. s. King bought Wednesday. o
Edith G. Greenland, her residenc,
property corner of Sheridan and Har
rison avenues, in Woodruff addition
Tor consideration OF $3.50.
An attachment OF logs in Blacl
river, owned by Manson Rogers, tn.
Gate City lumberman, was mad,
wednesday, by four workmen who's
demands aggregate $338.70.
Those in need of up-to-date gents
furnishing goods will do we'll to cal
AZ Sam. D0brin & Co.'s Emporium
the new store recently opened il
Lemon building on Fourth street.
The S.inch sewer-pipe for connect
ing Seventeenth street with the sewe
system at Franklin and Fifteenth
streets, has been received and tn
work Of placing it will soon begin.
Senator Graves was accorded a leav