Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-03-06
CITY NEWS In BRIEF.

Jacob Hartel has been granted a
saloon license for Tenino.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Fred.
Bray at Tumwater, Tuesday.
Lawyer Israel went to Seattle this
week on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Deming have
gone on an extended visit East.
Mrs. Irene Odds, OF Tacoma, is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. J. OBJ. Scobey.
w. w. Wood, of Summit, was a
caller at the STANDARD Office yester-
day.
Miss Taggert, Of Aberdeen, has been
visiting her sister Mrs. o. V. Linn, Of
this city.
A tiny daughter has made her ap-
pearance At the home of John Heath,
OF Tumwater.
The steamship Santa Barbara will
sail with a return cargo OF lumber,
next Tuesday.
"To-night and Saturday occasional
rain," is the prophecy to-day for
weather results.
The Great Western Mining Co. are
shipping half dozen csrs of their coal
daily to this city.
The County Commissioners have
confirmed the appointment of John
McClelland as TAILOR.
The City Council has postponed in
definitely the Snoqualmie Falls Power
Co. franchise ordinance.
The Woman's Club is making prep.
arations to celebrate its twentieth an.
niversary, next Wednesday.
Superintendent Henry visited the
Yelm schools Wednesday and reports
them in flourishing condition.
The County Commissioners have set
Monday, April 6, as the date for hear
ing in the Slater Kinney road matter.
Superintendent and Mrs. Henry
are the happy parents OF tiny daugh.
ter, who "came to stay" Sunday
night.
The next steamship for San Fran.
cisco will be tho Senator, Tuesday, and
for northern ports the City of Topeka,
Monday.
Martin Kehoe has bought from G.
B. Knox, lot of block 20, Swans adj
dition. It has q house upon it and
sold for $3.50.
Nearly all the mercantile establish.
ments now close Al 6 p. M; At least all
devoted to drygoods and groceries, and
the meat markets.
Miss Hatch, . missionary to the
Laos country, will deliver lecture in
the first Presbyterian church next
Wednesday evening.
Little Rec has begun to announce
itslocsl happenings under the headline
OF By Associated Press" My don't
it flaunt its tail feathersi
Roxie P. Morris yesterday sold to r.
A. Mckinney, lot 3, block IS, situated
on Jefferson street between Union and
Eleventh, for the sum of 500.
A timber claim aggregating 160
acres and valued at 81, $50 passed from
M. A. Allison to J. X. L. Mitchell
Monday. 1t is situate near Tenino.
The City Council proposes to i'm
prove Columbia street. from Fourth
to Fifth, and Seventh to Eighth, and
Fourth street, from Jefferson to Cherry
John B. Anderson, Monday, sold Il
Edith and Joseph R. McIntire a tract
of land adjoining the southeast corner
OF Ayers addition for q consideration
of $500.
Mrs. L. A. Jacox and Mrs. Geo. w
Hopp gave six handed euchre party
yesterday afternoon, for the entertain.
ment OF wives and members Of the
Legislature.
L. B. Faulkner. Superintendent Of
the Light & Power Co., has secured
the old fair grounds, east of Tum
water, and will fit them up for base
ball practice.
George Chambers, of North Yakima
was shaking hands with his many
friends here and at Yelm, his former
home, this week. He brought oveI
two carloads of cattle.
John Byrne has bought out F. H
SCOTS interest in the grocery business
formerly conducted by himself, ant
transferred several months ago by sal,
to Messrs. Marshall & Scott.
The beer and mineral water, servet
in such attractive form at the lat,
semi-centennial celebration, were tn,
generous gift OF the Olympia Brewing
Co., through Mr.. Leopold Schmidt, it
President.
Yesterday r. E. Pickett purchased
from Mrs. Mary L. Stevens, of Boston
Mass, the two lots adjoining on tn,
east OF his property on Maple Parl
and franklin street, for q considers
ton of $500.
The members of the Legislature ant
their wives are making preparation
ior an entertainment at the Armory
to the Olympia Entertainment Club
% testimonial of the reciprocal feel
ing OF hospitality manifested durini
the session of the Legislature.
The Olympia Brewing Co. has begun
shipping its product in its own re.
frlgerator cars, which will still furthel
aid in extending its widespread ant
envlable reputation. The cars, hk,
everything else connected with thil
company, are got up in first.clael
style.
Rec says that Manager Christie
pher is to be congratulated on secur
ing such a high.class attraction a,
Mr.. Hanford in "Much Ado Abou,
Nothing" The fact is that the con
tract was made with the forme,
management nearly a year ago, ant
the present management" has hst
nothing to do with securing it.