Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-03-16

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
st. Patrjcf will monoiolize the day
to morrow.
\. McNul,y, OF Little Rock, Was in
the city, this week.
Mrs. 5. J. Burrows has been on the
sick-list this week.
Floyd Glenn and Stella Riley have
been licensed 10 wed.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Whitney have
moved to Hartstein Island.
Mrs. q. Roscnthal and her daughter,
Fannie, are or visit to Seattle.
The cold spell did considerable dam.
age to vegetable and flower gardens.
The single mills were shut down
this week on account OF the cold spell.
Miss Alice Everett, of this city, will
teach term Of school on Hartstein
island.
Gov. Mead leaves tomorrow for Ia
coma to join the big California excur.
sion of business men.
Miss Frankentield failed to appear
at the theater Saturday evening, ow-
ing TO an attack of lumbsgo.
Mercury stood at 90 degrees at 7 80
this morning, with the weather clear
and the sun shining brightly.
The communications of J. C. Co.
nine and Wv. r. s." will appear in
the next issue of the STANDARD.
A st. Patrick's day entertainment
and ball will be given by the Comedy
Club, at Tumwater, to-morrow night.
1t is reported that DIR. A. J. Mapes,
OF Aberdeen, is making arrangements
for the construction OF hospital in
this city.
Eliza M. Robbins and Elizabeth
Thompson, OF this city. were married
in Tacoma, by Judge Lynch, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Blanche Chambers has re-
opened the fruit stand ON Fourth
street, yesterday, left her by will OF the
late J. r. Bolton.
Arthur Jones has applied for right.
of.way from the county, to construct a
telephone line from Tumwater to
TenalQuot prairie.
The County Treasurer has trans.
mitted $l2, 1866 to the State Treas
urer, it being the States share of the
February tax collections.
Joe Williamson, q grandson of Mrs.
Keifer, of Tumwater, has been con.
victed of iucorrigibility and commit.
ted to the Reform School.
Tom Swan has returned to Ellens.
burg. Before leaving he called at our
office and paid his subscription to the
STANDARD to Jan. l, 1910.
The steamer Capital City has been
delivered to her new owners in Port.
land and will be placed on the route
between that city and The Dalles.
Robt. M. Patton has entered suit in
the Superior Court against w. E. Hall
to secure $4l5.35, which the plaintiff
alleges is due him for goods sold.
]. H. Goldenberger, of this city, who
has been absent several months in
Arizona, engaged in bridge work, is
back on visit to his former home.
After tomorrow the next sale of
county property will be on the 3lst
inst. The list for that date will sp
pear in the next issue of the STANDARD
In a letter to the STANDARD Mr.. J.
G. COnine states that his wife is quite
i'll and confined to a Tacoma hospital
He left Yelm for her bedside Wednes
day.
The receipts of the County Treasury
for the month of February aggregated
from realty $29,2S1Sl; personal. $40.
98l.44 and from county land sales S.,
1850.
Samuel G. Kaufman. formerly o
this city, but now in business at Aber
deem, was married at Tacoma, Sunday
afternoon, to Miss Ella Bloom, of tn,
latter city.
Miss Georgia Foster, teacher in tn,
Garfield school, has gone to Seattle Il
reside, for a time at least, to care TO
her aunt, Miss Asenath Foster, who i
seriously i'll.
The local camp Woodmen OF th
World held smoker" Tuesday even
ing, and it was so thoroughly enjoye'
that it was resolved to hold fortnight
ly social sessions hereafter.
Conrad Klam of Tumwater, an,
Miss Anna V. Benn, late of Pennsyl
vania, we're married Tuesday evening
at the home of ]. H. Lame, on East
side, Rev. w. s. Crockett officiating.
The funeral of Miss Virginia Cheadl
was held from the family residence o.
Pine street, Saturday afternoon, Rev
Walter Crockett officiating. Int.
ment was made in Odd Fellows GENE
terry.
A report OF President Mrs. Filley q
the Civic Improvement Club show
that receipts during the year hav
amounted to $3S7.45, and disburse
ments to $lS0.S5. leaving balance {
$2O6.60.
Gov. Mead has pardoned the pen
Tertiary cook, . colored man name
Esau Baltimore, sentenced in 1894, j
Kittitas county. for killing a woma
OF his race named ILL.," to serve
20-year term.
Miss Bertha Pierce, of Rainier, die
Monday afternoon. The funeral We
held Wednesday, from the home {
her parents. Rev. w. 8. Crockett o
floating. Interment was made i
Masonic cemetery.
The mercury has been hoverin
midway between zero and the freezin
point of 80 degrees, of nights, sine
the "cold spell" began. The day
have been sunny but cold, and owe
coats in general use.