Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-04-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Beautiful. balmy. springlike wea-
Their.
Joseph k-arncy and wife are visit
in@ in Stittl"-
Miss sarah krglcy is home from
visit down the Sound.
John Lair an employee of the brew
cry. is i'll with pneumonia.
II is announced that Tenino's new
bank will open next week.
\ daughter was born Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leslie.
Mrs. Lou Divcn is quite i'll at the
home of Mrs. Vim. cMicken.
Mr.. G.. \. Stcdman. of Chambers
Prairie, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Shore has been on a
visit down the Sound this week.
A restaurant is to be started in
connection with the Kneeland hotel.
Paul Kendrick is giving his new
house. on EaStside, a first coat of
paint.
J. f. Morgan and family, of Bush
Prairie. have moved to Coos Bay,
Oregon.
c. L. Banks and family who re-
Gently left this city, have located in
Webb City, Mo.
Beriah Brown, managing editor of
the P-L. made pleasant call at our
Office yesterday.
Mrs. J. f. Clark is up from Seattle
on visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Darling.
Mr.. Kneeland, it is reported, is
thinking of placing summer garden
on the roof of his hotel.
The deeds for the gas-plant site,
corner of First and Water streets,
have been filed for record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mentzer, of Tenino,
visited Olympia this week, the latter
to prove up on timber claim.
Thurston county's share of the
State Road appropriation by the last
Legislature amounts to 81, 687 SO.
The Winlock Miller High School
building has been formally accepted
and will be placed in service Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Gresl and daughter
left Tuesday, for Southern California,
for the benefit of the mothers health.
The last Legislature enacted a law
repeating the act of 1895 for the pro-
lection of knOt-sawyers in single
mills.
The pupils of Providence Academy
will give musical recital in Acad-
envy hall this friday evening, at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Marsland and daughter ar
rived from Lincoln, Neb., Monday,
to join Mr.. NJ. at their new home on
Black Lake.
Gov. Mead has announced his de-
termination to reappoint ]. c. Law
renee as a member of the Railroad
Commission.
George Morris of Olympia, and
Miss Helen Blakesley of Portland,
were married in that city, last Fri
day evening.
The famous 'DOane" restaurant,
after thorough renovation, has been
reOpened by John Berkshire, late of
the Mitchell hotel.
The Kearney grocery team engaged
in another runaway, Tuesday after
noon. They ran several blocks but
no damage was done.
The Foresters Grand Lodge meets
in this city May 18th and 10Th, and
the local Court is making great prep
arationS for the event.
A medal was awarded to Miss Jen-
ME Gibbons at the w. c. T. U. con-
test Sunday evening, at the Hays
school house, near Tumwater.
Rosenthal's speciality this week is
shirt-waist suits in white India linen,
elegantly trimmed in embroidered
insertion and Valenciennes lace.
The family of James Burton of this
city has moved to Aberdeen, where
Mr.. Burton has been engaged in the
market business for several months
past
Jacob Davis, a laborer in the con
crete work at the brewery, was yes
terday adjudged insane and commit
ted to the hospital for the insane al
SteilacOOm.
Look into hoffman corner win
dow for that beautiful assortment o.
summer waists in lawns, silks, mo-
hairs and Irish linen. He leads il
seasonable goods.
All blacksmiths will close shop to
morrow to enable them to attend
Convention of the Blacksmiths ant
Horse-ShOers Protective Association
to be held at Bellingham.
1t is claimed that the Dole Ga!
Company will have their plant il
operation by August and will sell ga!
at $3.50 per thousand. The prOduc
will he made from crude oil.
Mrs. William Weaver, who died a
Mud Bay, Saturday, was buried from
Whiteside's undertaking parlors OF
, Tuesday afternoon, and intermen
made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
As suggested by this paper 1
month or two ago, the propriety o
celebrating the national holiday wa
apparent and we then passed tn
matter up for the pewits to twitte
about.
Mrs. f. Pearce, of Little Rock
died on Thursday of last week. Sh
was one of our pioneer residents ant
leaves eight descendants. Intermen
was made in one of our city buria
places.
The Gamewell fire alarm system
OF this city now receives its fore
from the Light and Power Company
current, which is much cheaper thai
the gravity battery and is believed t,