Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-03-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

it i good time to spray fruit trees.
Wild lowers are springing up in
the forests.
r. Il. Swan made business trip to
Tacoma. yesterday.
Col Heustes has returned from an
extended trip Fast.
Fishing tackle Of all kinds just re-
ceived by +. +. Taylor.
Mrs. Barbara Keller, OF Tumwater,
is seriously i'll Of pneumonia.
John P. Tweed, now residing at Te-
nino, was in the city this week.
Mrs. Robt. Anderson, OF Eastside, is
confined to her home by illness.
F. r. Brown, who now resides in
Seattle, was in the city this week.
Miss Jeanette Thompson visited
friends down the Sound, this week.
The Eagles will have big class for
initiation and banquet Sunday night.
Mrs. Thomas Langridge is spending
few days with friends in the country.
The fire department has asked the
City Council for another 1000 feet of
hose.
Willis L. Ames will succeed Hyde as
commandant at Orting on the 1st Of
April.
George Hopkins was in the city
from Roslyn, this week, to visit his
family.
A little son is late arrival at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Lott,
on Westside.
Thos. butcher and Mrs. Rose Black,
OF Bellingham, were married in this
city, Monday.
Some good.siZed Tyee salmon are
being caught in the channel fronting
Percival's dock.
Miss Mabel BrouLer, who now re-
sides in Seattle, is visiting Miss Jenn lie
Jones in this city.
Mrs. S. NJ. Kenny and her mother,
Mrs. Lyman, are spending a few days
with friends at Spokane.
Cyclists have asked the county to
repair the bridges on the wheelmen's
paths throughout the county.
Mrs. Lou Diven is in Eastern Wash.
ington, where she is delivering ad-
dresses at teachers institutes.
Miss Ivy Ferguson. OF the State in.
surance Office, is spending few days
with her parents at Snohomish.
Miss Ida Hill was up from Tacoma
early this week on brief visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hill.
The marriage of Joseph B. Putnam
and Miss Minnie Foster, of Hoquiam,
was solemnized in this city, Monday.
J.W. NOVEL;, at q meeting OF the
Council. Monday night, rendered his
resignation as Councilman-at- Large.
Mrs. Albert Brucker was quite SO.
verely burned about the face Wednes.
day noon by the spilling of hot grease.
Mrs. Lola Gardiner has returned to
stay with her aunt, Mrs. w. M. Bridges.
State Librarian J. M. Hit is send.
ing out copies of the Senate journal.
lately completed by the State Printer.
A horse belonging to o. D. Sullivan
broke his leg in q runaway at Tum.
water, last Friday, and had to be shot.
The list and location of county
property to be sold on the 31st inst,
appears in this issue of the STANDARD.
Mrs. O. C. Hanson has returned
from Shelton, whittier she had been
called by the death of her grand.
mother.
The steamer Bessie Dollar is ex.
pected to arrive at this port Sunday, to
load lumber for China. She will
carry 100000 feet.
The offices Of Steward and Physic.
ian, at the State Penitentiary, have
been combined. which will affect some
saving to the State.
An even half a dozen Masons took
the Scottish Rite degree, from the
fourth to the fourteenth, in the local
lodge, Tuesday night.
If you want the largest list of phon.
ogrsphie records to select from, 90 ia
E. E. Taylor and listen to the latest
before making choice.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. H. Manner, OF Cham
bers' Prairie, celebrated their 63d an.
niversary OF their wedding. Thursday
afternoon. by family dinner.
Hon. J. H. Schively has accepted
the invitation Of the Tenino Eagles t.
deliver the address at the memoria
services OF the order on May 9Th.
Gov. Mead has appointed w. H
Talcott, of Ellensburg, q member oil
the State Fair Commission. He sue
ceeds W. H. Cline, of Sunnyside, whit
has resigned.
A still alarm brought out the fir
department At 4 o'clock Wednesda,
morning. 1t was caused by . burning
chimney at house near Jefferson ant
Union streets.
The St. Patrick's ball at Tumwater
Saturday evening was q big success
A fine entertainment preceded tn
dancing. 1t was under the auspices o
the Comedy Club.
The Superior Court has decided tina
the Olympia Light and Power Co
have a right to condemn land adioin
ing Lawrence lake, to increase thei
summer water supply.
The estate of Pendleton Miller. VIII,
died last April, willed to his mothe,
Mrs. Mary M. Miller, of Seattle, PAL,
into the State treasury this week
$1,5l9.44 inheritance tax.
Lawrence Starkell, who sued tn
Olympia Lumber Co., for $4,000. 70
injuries sustained while employed i,
the Westside mill. was accorded a yer
dict for $3.50 and costs by the iur
In the Superior Court Monday.
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