Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-04-01

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Matlock 500 and 10. 70 A. NJ. SEQ p NJ.
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Eastern States ..-.........-. l25 L. NJ, $40 T. NJ.
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80. 600 and 9l5 a M la5 and 5lor NJ
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The early green begins to hint
OF roses, pinks and tulips
Likewise the tender shoots of mint
Send tingling thoughts Of juleps.
April lst.
Beautiful weather.
Gardening has begun.
Trout fishing is in order.
Time to begin housekeeping.
Heavy fog this morning and chilly
temperature.
Chas. Henry is recovering from his
recent illness.
Easter Sunday comes next OF the
joyful seasons.
Heber Mumford is confined to his
home with Ia grippe.
Mercury stood at 81 degrees at s
o'clock this morning.
This is All Fools day. Look out
for brick in the hat.
The shingle mills have very gen.
orally resumed operations.
Harry Weatherall and Jack Nice
visited Tacoma, Wednesday.
Mrs. James Longmire, of Tacoma,
is visiting friends in the city.
April was named from apriere TO
open) the season when buds open.
A baby girl was born yesterday to
the wife Of Nat. G. Glenn, of Eastside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plomondon are
happy in possession of wee daughter.
Mrs. Frank Wiman who is confined
to the hospital is reported slightly bet
ter.
Mr.. Israel won three important
cases 10 the Montesano court this
week.
Paul Detblefsen was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday, but was reported better
this morning.
c. w. Bonner yesterday bought the
interest OF his partner, S. ]. Leroy, in
the dye works business.
Col. Lewis Osborne, of South Bay,
was sizing up the political situation
in the city, Wednesday.
A. A. Gottfeld has bought the inter-
est of his partner, Sam DobriD, in the
Fourth Street Emporium.
Lee Reder and family moved into
the Price cottage, corner of Second
AMI Plum streets, Wednesday.
J. F. Boitnott has bought IS acres
in section 10, township 16, range l
west. from Louis Fraseg, for $500.
If you see 500 piece on the side
walk to-day, don't attempt to pick it
up. 1t probably has . string to it.
Rev. J. s. McCallum, pastor of the
Christian Church at Eugene, Oregon,
is over on visit to his former flock.
Frank Mears yesterday sold his
draying outfit, including stock, We.
hicles and harness, to T. B. Fanchier,
for 81, 300.
The STANDARD lie the best advertis-
ing medium because it reaches more
people in Thurston county than any
other paper.
Passengers over the o. R. N. and U.
P. this week have been G. W. Ford
and wife, w. A. Ford and NJ. V. Clark,
for Eaton Rapids, Mich.
S. J. Burrows, proprietor of the
Recherche restaurant, has been con-
fined to his home the past week with
severe siege OF la grippe.
John Lynch assumed charge of the
Tony Faust Restaurant this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holthusen expect to
leave for the East Monday.
The pipe factory is now running at
its full capacity on an order for 49,.
GOO feet from Wenatchee. Another
big contract goes to Alaska.
Henry Blodgett, veteran OF the In.
dian war, has received notification
that pension has been granted him,
together with $l6O back pay.
Prof. McClelland, Of the Peoples
University, has been elected an elder
of the First Presbyterian Church and
will be ordained next Sunday.
Capt Chance Wiman, OF the steam
er Norwood, plying between Tacoma
and Bremerton, came up on the Grey.
hound, Wednesday. to visit relatives
and friends.
Gwin Hicks was married in San
Francisco, Wednesday, to Miss Mabel
Crowley, of this city, daughter oil
James Crowley, resident here fol-
many years.
Miss Marie, the nine-year-old daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pix of Tum
water, celebrated her ninth birthday
yesterday by social at her home o.
her young friends.
]. NJ. Grinrod. OF Arcadia, and Miss
Florence J. Holt. of Essex, England
were married yesterday at the Presby
terrain church, the pastor officiating
The bride came the ocean across fol
the express purpose of marrying thu
man Of her choice, who is prosperous
farmer in Mason county.