Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-03-09

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Farmers are busy.
Pleasant afternoons
Get out your "bike."
House-cleaning time.
Fruit trees are budding.
Gardening has begun in earnest.
Sale Of county property tomorrow.
a heavy fog prevailed this morning.
PatroniLe the STANDARDS adyertis.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Jewell have gone
to Wilbur to reside.
Judge Linn has been suffering from
a severe attack Of grippe.
George Rice and Minnie Moorhead,
OF Yelm, we're licensed to wed Mon.
day.
Mrs. Stella Carroll, OF Seattle, visited
relatives and friends in the city this
week.
Sam Funda, a Jap, was fined SIS
and costs, Monday, for hunting out Of
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Hildebrand
are the proud parents of bright little
daughter.
The police have asked for an arc
light on Columbia street, fronting the
fire-house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne L. Bridgford
have returned from their trip to San
Francisco.
George hoffman has bought OF
James G. Skarr, lot on East Eighth
street for s75.
Miss E. V. johnson, the milliner,
has returned from an extended stay
in San Francisco.
Merle MARI, of Tacoma, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Mari, of Eastside.
Brighton Park Grange held an inter-
esting meeting at the school house in
that district, Tuesday night.
The City Council have ordered an
aro.light to be placed on the corner of
Third and Columbia streets.
James Crowley was paid S97 by the
city on threat to begin suit for dam
ages for impounding his cows.
The body of Mrs. A. ]. Martz, who
died in this city last Friday, was sent
TO Missouri for burial, Monday.
A number of choice plants we're
stolen from the fower.beds OF Mike
O'Connor and Jesse Mills the other
night.
R. B. Bryan, State Superintendent,
has gone to Green River Springs to
test their value as . remedy for i'll
health.
Miss E. M. Wallace, Of this city, has
sold her timber claim six miles east of
Tenino to the Weyerhauser Timber
Co. for $3.50.
An order was made Monday night
by the City Council to pay $69l. 81
due the State on balance of allow ance
on liquor licenses.
George Anderson, of Cleveland, Okla.
homa, has bought . 20-acre farm oil
L. F. Duncan, on Chambers Prairie
for consideration of 81 $50.
Eggs are selling at Tic per dozen
potatoes, Too per hundred; butter, SOC
to 65c per two-pound roll; flour. $l.10
per sack; hay, SIP to $l8 per ton.
Mr.. Dorsgh thinks that the abandon.
ment of perpetual franchise for one
limited to 35 years is not good bust.
ness proposition-for the Sunset com
pany.
The devil fish, captured by Albert
Hollopeter. has been on exhibition on
the beach fronting East Bay Avenue
the past week and visited by throngs
OF sight-seers.
Prof. Halves, at one time Superin
tendent of the Olympia schools, now
in the stationery business at Everett
was up few days ago on visit to his
many friends.
The Elks have planned for theil
third annual ball, next Friday evening
and appointed Hill, Hartwell and
Mackay committee of arrangements
It will be held at The Lobby.
The funeral of Miss Cordelia Kin
ney who died last Friday, after linger
ing illness, was held from the family
home near Lacey, Saturday, Rev. w
S. Crockett conducting the services.
The stock in the confectionery stor.
OF J. r. Bolton at the time OF hi,
death, has been appraised by C. C
Huggett. Edward Milligan and w. w
Work. appointed by Judge Linn TO-
that service, at $43S.
The weather the past week has beer
very changeable but generally pleas
ant. The sun has shown his genia
face at frequent intervals. The con
ditions have been what the weather
clerk calls variable"
N. S. Harkins, of Huntville, thi
State, has bought the J. s. Trospe
place of ten acres for $500. Tn,
purchaser is a United Presbyterian
minister. and he expects to move her
about the first OF June.
Tumwater defeated the proposition
for building $1,000 school. house las
Saturday. Eighty votes we're cas-
against the bonds and 81 in favor o
their issue. B. r. Brewer was electe,
Director, receiving IS out of 1873 votes
Mrs. Emile Kohlman, the lady VII,
has aroused such hornets nest TO
her successful record in osteopathi,
treatment of .umors and stomach dis
orders, has removed to Seattle, wher
any form of treatment OF disease i
judged in its true merits.
Auctioneer Shoecraft announces a
auction sale OF military equipments
tomorrow Saturday at noon, b,
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