Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-02-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The weather report to-day l. o.
night and Saturday light rains
Judge Thomas Burke, OF Seattle,
was up on a business visit tnis week.
A baby boy has been welcomed at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Jetis.
The watch contest at the merry-go-
round Will terminate Tomorrow night,
Mrs. Chas. Billings has been wrest-
ling with TIE grippe the past few days
4 wee son has arrived to gladden.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Potts.
The next steamship for Alaskan
ports will be the City OF Seattle, Mon
day.
Mrs. Rose Mcclure, of Seattle, is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Wallmer, OF Tumwater
Monday.
Cyrus Dofiiemcyer was over from
Portland a few days ago on visit
to relatives.
The sessions OF the Legislative as.
sembly cost the State q little over
$1,000 per day.
Harry Weatherall, of Oyster Bay,
is in the hospital, suffering from a
Sprained ankle.
Mrs. Frank Mossman and children
were up from Oyster Bay this week on
a visit to relatives.
The baseball league has been fully
organized, and the season for play
will open May 10th.
Mr.. Marshall, of the grocery firm of
Marshall & Scott, has just recovered
from siege OF la grippe.
Mrs. j. Howard Watson has suffered
a relapse OF her recent illness and il
again confined to her bed.
The Capital Hill Euchre Club will
meet next Tuesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Chambers.
Miss Hattie /. Lohr is over from
Spokane on visit to her sister, Mrs.
Frank Myers, of Westside.
Edith Mix, aged five years. daugh.
ter of Mrs. Martha Mix, of Mud Bay
died OF pneumonia, Sunday night.
During the absence of DR.. Redpath
his practice will be under the care oil
DR.. w. L. Bridgford, his associate.
Emil Martensen has sold lot Is OF
block 2. on Maple Park, to Jos. Man
ming for compensation OF 81 400.
The Masonic fraternity has adopted
resolutions of respect to the memory
OF their late brother, H. w. Sawyer.
The ladies OF the Catholic order Of
Foresters gave dance and banquet in
Grand Army hall, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. H. Hawthorne is quite i'll
having suffered stroke OF paralysis oil
her right side Wednesday afternoon.
Judge Linn has announced that he
may not call the next jury term OIL
court until the second week in April.
Mrs. q. H. Funk will entertain, this
evening, in honor of Miss Adele Nor
gan, of Waitsburg, who is visiting here
DR.. Henry Harris, wellknown here
is to be married on the I'D in Sar
Francisco, to Miss Adele Jaleuco, oil
Baltimore.
Mrs. Geo. Merry, formerly of South
Bay, who has been visiting here, has
returned to her home at Liberty, nea,
Ellensburg.
A daughter was born, Monday Il
Mrs. Eugene Canaday, wife of the
principal of the Eastside Tor Piety
HillO school.
John Ames has sold his fir timber
on Lincoln creek to Parks & Foote
who own the new mill Mt the moutl
OF the stream.
John P. Judson, of Spokane, ha,
been on visit to our city the pas
week. He is now corporation counsel
of the inland city.
"The Haberdashery" is a well.sup
piled clothing establishment to bt
opened BY Sam Dobrin in the Lemon
building on Fourth street.
Vashon College has applied for
detail of an U. s. army officer to in
struct the military branch of thu
school in the manual of arms.
The STANDARD has been consider.
ably crowded for space the past few
weeks owing to the many importan
matters commanding attention.
F. A. Hart and A. F. Coates, O
Aberdeen, and o. P. Burrows, of Ho
GUAM, were in the city, this week, il
the interest OF tide land legislation.
Mrs. w. F. James and Miss Kitti,
Langridge, of Grand Mound, visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Langridge, at South Bay, this week.
Mrs. S. A. Calvert entertained .
large number of ladies at her home or
Maple Park, Wednesday afternoon
and a very enjoyable time was re
ported.
The steamship Queen sailed for Sar
Francisco Wednesday, with Thoma,
and Bert Wyman as passengers by hel
from this city. The next steamer fo
that destination will be the Senator
Monday.
The Teachers Institute that ha.
been in session here this week, ha,
been very entertaining and instruc
tive affair under the able direction o
Prof. Henry, our County Superin
tendent.
The ladies of the Baptist church
intend to celebrate Washington
Birthday with a Colonial dinner
Monday night, from 5 tot. The 22f
coming on Sunday, the succeedin,
night has been selected for the oc
casion.
A man named McBrady, a book
keeper in a logging camp near Pot
latch. was found dead by the roadside
near the camp, Tuesday. He was moi
known to have been i'll and as M
marks of violence were found on tn,
l. a..