Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-02-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
A heavy frost this morning.

\ heavy frost this morning.
]. X. Chaplin left last night for the
East.
Judge Linn is holding court at
Shelton.
Miss Viola Fuller visited Seattle
friends this week.
Mrs. E. C. Johnson, OF Eastside, is
quite i'll OF typhoid fever.
A son was horn to Mrs. Clinton
Knox, of Eastside, last Friday.
Mrs. N. C. Davis is visiting relatives
and friends in the Queen City.
A little son grace. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. C. Smith, of Black Lake.
Miss Della Doney, of Huron, South
Dakota, is visiting Mrs. j. OBJ. Scobey.
Dayton Garrison visited his sister.
Mrs. Frederick Mari, in Seattle, this
week.
Mre. T.. l.. Brown and Miss Martha
Hart OF Chicago, visited Tacoma this
week.
Miss Louise Grey, of Port Townsend,
has returned to her home at the port
Of entry.
A son has been welcomed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Sharp, OF
Westside.
The jury term which closed on Sat-
urday night had been in session since
Dec. 12th-2S days.
Frank Price and wife, of Yelm, were
in the city this week on q visit to
relatives and friends.
H. S. King, wife and son, leave to.
day for Albuquerque, N. NJ, after q
visit to relatives here.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve an old-fashioned New Eng
land dinner, on the 23d.
Land Commissioner Calvert attend
ed the meeting OF the County Asses.
sors at Spokane, this week.
The bridge across the ravine on
Twelfth street, west of Water, has
been condemned as unsafe.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Gordon, Of Spokane, ar
rived in the city Saturday for visit to
her daughter, Mrs. George Mills.
Henry Dethleisen, left Monday for
Leavenworth, KS, after an extended
visit to his brother, Paul Dethlefsen.
Joseph Swanson has opened . mar
ket at the former stand OF Crane d
Co., on Fourth street, near franklin.
A marriage license Was issued yes.
terday to Napoleon Raquer OF THE
city, and Josephine Brown of Tacoma.
The many friends of Mike O'Connor
will be pleased to know that he has
fully recovered from his late severe i'll
ness.
John Gleanham and wife of the
New England hotel, are contemplating
a visit soon to their old home 10
Maine.
The merry chorus OF the blackbirds
in the tops of our few remaining shade
trees, give note of the approach oil
Spring.
William Weller, the drsyman, has
sold his interest in the business owned
jointly with Mr.. Matheson, to H. E
Gervais.
Mrs. Alfred Thompson was the re-
cipient of delightful surprise party
Monday night, as commemoration o
her birthday.
Mrs. w. w. Robertson. wife OF th'
editor of the Yakima Republic, is Owe
on q visit to her sister-in.law, Mrs
Goldie Funk.
Miss Clara Phipps celebrated he
twelfth birthday. Saturday afternoon
by giving party to number OF he
young friends.
Capt. James NJ. Fitch, of EastoI
Mich, father of Mrs. Thomas S. Tew
died at his home on the Goth ult., a
the age of SO years.
John Sisler lately bought OF Isaial
Drillen the north half of the north
west quarter of block 3, in Phoeni
Park addition, for $40.
Thomas Russell has bought of Chas
M. Schell q ten-acre tract on tn
Woodland road, east OF this city, TO
a consideration of $l25.
w. ]. McCarty, formerly with G
Rosenthal, has gone to Richmond
Oregon, to take charge of business 70
the Cakes Mercantile Co.
The Woodmen OF the World an
Women of Woodcraft are maxim
preparations for Valentine ball, o
Saturday night. the 18th.
The STANDARD has An exclusive ii
that = big sawmill will be built thi
Summer on the north waterfront nes
the old Main street wharf.
Alex. Jazka, until recently a res
dent OF Rochester, aged 40 years, va
Saturday committed to the hospiti
for the insane at Steilacoom.
Edward Kelvin has returned from
trip to New York and resumed b
duties as Assistant Superintendent o
the Port Townsend Southern.
The Taxpayers League will met
tomorrow Saturday in the Superit
Court room, at l BOP. N. A full q
tendance is earnestly desired.
w. B. Giddings and Mary E. Ii
tlewood, both of this county, WEI
licensed to we'd by our official cupi
the County Auditor, last Tuesday.
The collector of a dogtax is arour
mildly but firmly insisting upon q d
nation Of q dollar to the city fro
every owner OF mans best friend"