Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-04-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Good Fsr!ty.
sunday i Easter
!. VI. Nr"-um j. quite i'll.
VII OLYMPIA celebrate the Fourth?
The County Assessors work is about
completed.
Chris Dongcs and wife spent couple
o! day in Tacoma, this week.
The Eagles will hold their annual
memorial services on May eth.
Mr.. O. Il. Simenson has been on "A
visit t. Mr.. Barbee, in Seattle, this
week.
James Brown, late Of the P.-I force,
has become city editor of the Olym.
pi0H.
The Methodists will begin a series
OF revival services in this city next
Thursday.
The annual license on dogs has
been raised by the city authorities to
two dollars.
Gov. Mead will designate Thursday,
June lst, as Lewis and Clark day, and
public holiday.
Olympia Aerie No. Il, F. 0. E., is
planning for a grand excursion to the
Lewis and Clark Fair.
Win Ward, Auditor of the U. p.
Express company, is spending few
days with relatives here.
The County Treasurer has paid
$1,000 in redemption of some OF the
older outstanding warrants.
New potatoes, California grown,
have appeared at Chambers market
and sell for six cents pound.
Miss Louis Richardson is spending
a vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II. &. Richardson, in this city.
Coiumbia River Chinook salmon,
the first OF the season, arrived at the
Packing Company's market yesterday.
The Masons held Maundy Thursday
least, commemorative of the opening
of the Passover, at their hall last even.
ing.
J.Y Waldrip, OF the firm of Bow
man & Waldrip, oystermen, will soon
leave for Alaska, to spend tue summer
there.
1t is said that Mrs. Northcraft fully
identifies the manicure set in posses
sion of Lusher when arrested, AS her
property.
Alfred S. Bailff and Mrs. Emma
Whi,comb, both of Pierce county,
were married last night, Judge Linn
officiating.
The city has authorized purchase Of
the horse now hired for the fire de-
partment to replace the one famed, at
cost of 1925.
Mrs. N. H. Owings and Miss Mur.
garet McKenny, left Wednesday for
Green River Springs for a stay OF
several weeks.
Tumwater is to have meat market
opened soon by George Spike. an ex-
perienced cutter, formerly in the EN-.
ploy of A. H. Chambers.
The Greyhound has resumed her
trips greatly improved by repairs.
The change OF CRATES to adapt them for
coal, increases her speed.
Robert Montgomery, editor of the
Puyallup Valley Tribune, was in the
city Monday. The STANDARD &C.
knowledges a pleasant call.
Mrs. John Rayton, formerly a resi-
dent OF this city, now of Chehalis,
visited her daughter, Mrs. S. H. West.
over, of Eastside, this week.
Charles Vietzen left this week on
his visit to Hamburg, Germany. Mrs.
Vietzen and daughter, Annie, &C.
companied him far as Seattle.
F. Schneider and Mary Johnson
have sold TO Swan Solbeck tract Of
100 acres situated in the F. B. Cross
donation claim, for the sum of 500.
The trouble over obtaining site for
the pipe works has been overcome, a
contract for the land has been agreed
upon, and the entire plant will remain
here.
The Fox sawmill, near Yelm, was
destroyed by fire last Friday night.
Loss $4,000. 1t had been in operation
in the timber of that district for q
number of years.
Joseph NJ. Snow, Chairman of the
State Board of Highway Commission.
ers, has appointed j. E. Monroe, of
Spokane, Clerk, who will receive q
salary OF 81 200 per annum.
The Supreme Court has decided
that teachers salaries cannot be at.
tached for debt, and that life insur.
ance policies are exempt from execu.
ton for debts accruing since 1895.
There is complaint that some per.
sons have been cutting wood off OF
block two of Church's addition in the
southeast part OF the city. The owner
istrying to identify the culpable parties.
Roy McReynolds and Miss Ella
Matson. of this city, we're married
sunday at the Trinity Episcopal
Church, Seattle. After a bridal tour
they will return to this city and reside
at the Willard House.
A. S. Ruth and Al Muirhead leave
Tomorrow for the Cowlitz Pass coun.
try on government survey for the
summer. taking with them S. E.
Henderson, H. A. Mcbride, w. W.
and l.. l.. Coulter, Jim Heustis and F.
K. Bolinger.
Grace NJ. Potter was granted q
divorce from Fred S. Potter, Wednes.
DAY, by the Superior Court, in Just ten
minutes from the time the application
WAS filed. 1t was shown that she had
been treated with extreme cruelty and
deserted, and there were no property
rights to settle. The wife was per
mi'ted to resume her made name OF
Grace Manning.
Ida Alderman, a native OF Germany
who has resided in this city the past
few years, has made arrangements tc
return to the old country BY the
Princess Atioo