Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-02-27
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fruit trees are putting forth their
leaf buds.
Patronize those who advertise 10 the
Standard.
A girl was born Tuesday to the wife
OF Louis Morris.
The croaking OF frogs is a pleasant
reminder OF spring.
A baby boy has been born to the
wife OF James Patterson.
C. b. Mann received Wednesday a
ton OF Burpee's garden seeds.
Tonight and Saturday fair are the
words OF prophecy posted to-day.
Mrs. J. II. Ogden, of Seattle, is
spending few days at the capital.
Beautiful spring-like weather has
prevailed during the past few days.
A daughter has been welcomed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rogers.
The next steamship for Alaskan
ports will be the Cottage City, Monday.
Miss Flora Chambers is on q visit to
relatives and friends in San Francisco.
Early spring planting has already
commenced in some of our city gar
dens.
Treasurer A. A. Phillips and wife
returned Tuesday from brief visit to
California.
The Ladies Relief Society will hold
a mammoth card party at the Olym-
pia hotel, next Friday evening.
The funeral of the late Milley" F.
Tilley, who died at the hospital last
Friday, took place Monday, at 2 P. NJ.
Mr.. Greenbank, of the State Land
Commissions office, has bought the
George NJ. Savage residence, on Day
ton street.
The Letter Carriers Association OF
the State, lately organized ut Everett,
will hold its first annual meeting next
year in Seattle.
A four-year-old son of J. II. Hetley,
of South Bay, died Wednesday. Bur-
ial took place this morning in Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Prof. Brintnall came up this week
to look after some needed municipal
legislation for a suburb of Seattle in
which he is interested.
Leopold F. Schmidt, President of
the Olympia Brewing Co., returned a
few days ago from three weeks visit
to Southern California.
John w. Query bought. Wednesday,
the Orville Smith property, near the
corner of Second and Plum streets, for
consideration OF ST. 900.
The difficulties of the City Bakery
firm have been adjusted by Herman
Schwartzbach purchasing the interest
of his partner, Mr.. Schaffers.
w. H. Wilson sold Wednesday to
Benz. L. Simon lots l, 2 and 3. block
-, and lots to 6, inclusive, block
III of West Olympia. for $3.50.
The Lenten season began Tuesday.
It lasts forty days and is q season Of
tribulation ending on Easter Sunday.
emblematic OF the Resurrection.
T. ]. Kegley bought, Wednesday,
the lot on the northeast corner of
Fourth and Ounce streets from Henry
Mallory, for q consideration of $40.
An enjoyable entertainment was
held At the Tumwater school Saturday
night for the benefit of the school
library fund. About $22 was realized.
Alex. Swanson, q farmer of the
Bald Hills, and Miss Hattie S. Miles,
OF Yelm, were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon by Justice Giles
Benz. F. Bremen, a policeman q.
Tacoma, and Miss Nellie J. Kulligan
OF the same city, were united in mar.
age in this place Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Samantha A. Newsum of Mud
Bay has bought OF VIM. Jessup, hi.
house and two lots on Eighth street
near Central, for a consideration oil
$500.
F. j. X. Miller has bought Of N. s.
Porter his South Union farm. paying
for the 2OO.acre tract the sum of 81 :.
500. II is adjoining Mr.. Miller's other
lands.
Mrs. Emma J. Cheadle has sold lots
l and IL, and the south half of two
other lots in the Galliher addition, tc
Mrs. Frank Lawton. The purchase
price was $3.50.
The Supreme Court has denied 9
petition for new trial of J. E. Croney
OF Stevens county, serving seventeen.
year sentence for killing Jerry Lyons
At Northport, year ago.
Thomas J. Boardman, former resi-.
dent Of this city, died in Seattle yes
terday morning. Interment will be
made here and funeral services held
At the M. E. Church tomorrow.
L. N. Plamondon, principal Of the
Little Rock school, left to day with
his vile for Fresno, CAL, where Mrs
r. will spend the remainder of the
winter for the benefit OF her health.
The Interior Department has over
ruled Judge Hanford's decision that
to enforce it's regulations providing
penalties for pasturing of sheep on
forest reservations is unconstitutional
The petition of H. Cruikshank thai
his farm be included in District 10
instead OF 8, to enable his children e
attend the high school at Woodland
was granted by superintendent Henry
Saturday.
Secretary OF State Sam H. Nichol,
and Insurance Commissioner J. II
schively. returned Tuesday from tn,
annual meeting of the Pacific Under
writer's Association, lately held II
San Francisco.
Superintendent Henry was present
ed with . handsome watch bv the
teachers of the late County Institute
at its adjournment, Friday evening
The testimonial Is merited nv faithfn