Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-02-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

week OF la grippe.
Phil Trombley, who has been quit
i'll, is reported better.
Mrs. Thos. Maclesy is recovering
from a few days illness.
w. o. Bush is again at the hospital
suffering from kidney trouble.
Tumwater ladie. are to manage O
leap-year ball tomorrow night.
Chas. Mort, the big policeman, has
returned from visit to Spokane.
The next steamship for San Fran.
cisco will be the matilda, Sunday.
MIR. Israel has begun work on hi
suburban villa on Tumwatcr Heights.
The Tenino Eagles will join tie
local birds in flying high" Sunday
night.
The croaking frogs these nights is &
pleasant reminder Of our approaching
Spring.
The firemen's ball, Tuesday night
was we'll attended, despite incleme nj
weather.
C. j. Collins, OF Tenino, renewed his
liquor license at the Auditors office,
Tuesday.
Nike O'COnnor, we are pleased tC
state, is now on the mend from his
protracted illness.
J. A. PEBBLES, of Tacoma, has taken q
position in the bottling department oil
the Olympia Brewery.
The Brewery Bottlers' Union will
give a dance at Tumwater on the
evening Of March 9Th.
j. Bolster and Miss Myrtle Barnes
were married by Rev. A. G. Sawin, al
Mud Bay, Wednesday.
The Greyhound will resume hel
service next Tuesnay, greatly improved
in adaptation for her run.
Sarah E. Wright sold to A. B. Govey
lots and 2 of block 5, in Wright's
addition, this week, for $500.
The way to reach the Thurston
county people is through the columns
of the WASHINGTON STANDARD.
c. E. Dunlap, of Seattle, an expert
enced pharmacist, is now in she en-
ploy of the B. L. Hill Drug Co.
Work began, yesterday, laying the
street-car track to the Westside, cor
ner of Fourth and Main streets.
Work has at last commenced on
an Olympia Porch Column Factory,
BY erection of building on Eastside.
The ship Mozambique sailed this
week with one of the largest cargoes
of lumber ever taken from our harbor,
There is one thing that 10 peculiar
to the Olympia pewit papers, they are
often original in expression, without
intending it.
The County Commissioners, Wednes.
day, refused liquor licenses to James
Mitten a. Little Rock, and J. G. Rat.
cliffe at Lacey.
The Olympia w. G. T. U. announce
. Frances Willard memorial pro.
gramme at the United Presby terian
Church tonight.
James Brown was brought in from q
logging camp in Mason county yester.
day suffering from broken leg. He
is 1t the hospital.
The Evangelical Lutheran st. Paul's
Church will hold special services dur.
ing the Lenten season, beginning next
Thursday, At 7P.M.
Frank Donnelly is again operator OF
the "old reliable" Multnomah and
the Capital City, known 40 the Wiley
line of boats on the Seattle run.
It was 125 instead OF 1T cases
heard and determined by the Supreme
Court at its last term. The error
happened from taking Oly's word for it
Miss Amy Case, . teacher in the
Bucoda district, attended the Teachers
Institute in the city this week. The
STANDARD Acknowledges . pleasan,
call.
The Olympian now has a heading
80 nearly like that Of the Oregonian
that we sometimes mistake it for ths
larger luminary in our casts for the
news.
Carsten Holthusen has sold to Chas
Vietzen the half.lot on which the Old
Homestead bakery occupies . site OF
West Fourth street, for the sum oil
5000.
John Leo, the alleged trunk -robber
captured in Seattle. had q hearing be
fore Justice Giles, Tuesday, and wa
bound over to answer in the Superior
Court, for larceny.
Slaves Of the Mine" played TO ,
small audience, Wednesday night. I
is al old play under . new name tha
was much better presented here {
couple of years ago.
John Berkshire and his brother-in
law, have leased the new Mitchell
hotel, corner of Seventh aud Mali
streets, and will open it to the publ,
about the 1st Of April.
Felix Fitzgerald WAS yesterday I'd
judged insane and committed to tn
Steilacoom asylum by Judge Linn
He will be taken to the hospital to-da,
by Deputy Sheriff Guyot.
The Santa Barbara arrived Tuesda,
afternoon, after . quick trip from
San Francisco. of three and q quarte
days. She experienced quite sever
weather during much of the trip.
The STANDARD has been authorize,
by the Lewis and Clarke Commission
TO invite the people of Thurstol
county to make . special exhibit q
the big fair to be held in Portlan,
next year.
II you want neatly fitting suit a
a moderate price, do not fail to call OF
the s. Dobrin Co. They have innu
merable fabrics to select from an,
first-class tailors to insure . perfect e
in all cases.
The outgoing passengers this wee