Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-02-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
LENT l,rran Wednesday

Lent began Wednesday.
t.rrs now retail at - cents a dozen.
How do you like the STANDARD :
new dress?
Rem Patterson was up from Seat
tie this week.
Garry Hodge will soon leave for
Fairbanks. Alaska.
The Superior Court ended its Jan
uary term Yesterday.
4 GOOD many Tyee salmon are be-
ing caught in our bay.
Mrs. John c. Barnes is confined to
her home with measles.
Phil and Jos. Patnude left for San
Jose. Cal. Wednesday.
John Bcgg and family have moved
to Olympia from Sumner.
Miss Louise Aver has recovered
from two weeks illness.
James Connolly. the butcher, was
up from Shelton yesterday.
George b. Mason. of Bucoda, was
a caller at our Office this week.
The Thompson insanity case is
now before the Supreme Court.
A baby girl was born last Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Bolander.
Mrs. ]. H. Meays left Tuesday for
Pasadena. Cal. to visit relatives.
Harry Weatherall has been i'll and
confined to the hospital this week,
Rev. Mrs. Lake at the opera house
next Thursday evening, Feb. 2lst.
c. Holthusen has again taken
charge of the Tony Faust Restaur-
ant.
A son was recently born to the
wife of l.. f. Sanger, west of this
city.
Mrs. J. Nj. Jackson has about re-
covered from severe siege OF pneu-
mOnia.
A bill providing for half-mill tax
for State roads has passed the Legis-
lature.
Paul Dethlefsen and Otto Braeger
returned last night from trip down
the Sound.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wilson died Wednesday
of pneumonia.
DR.. H. S. Strickland has gone to
Seattle where he will take couple
of weeks rest.
Mrs. C. w. Shaffer has been called
to Redland, Cal, by the serious ILL
ness of her sister.
Mrs. w. L. Bowen, of Ellensburg,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Cavanaugh.
Miss Gertrude Arnold, of Aber-
deem, is visiting her sister, Miss
Mabel, in this city:
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to burglarize the Tumwater post
Office Saturday night.
The schooner Salem loaded mil
lion feet of lumber at local mill for
San Francisco this week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. R. Mohler, of Second and Frank
lin streets, died this week.
]. w. Haworth, the confectioner,
and Mrs. R. L. Green, dress-mak-
err, were married this week.
Consideration of the Tenino con-
demnatiOn cases was resumed in the
Superior Court Wednesday.
Mrs. Edith Peake, evangelist, is
conducting revival services in the
United Presbyterian Church.
F. H. Higgins and Miss Hilma E.
Matthews, both of Rochester, were
united in marriage, this week.
The Enati Club celebrated theil
eighth anniversary last evening, by
fine programme and banquet.
Jacob Brown, formerly of this city
is now a barber in the Confederate
Soldiers Home, at Louisville, Ky.
George, the Greek" the restaur
ateur met Greek, this week, in
memorable contest of just two days.
G.. R. Berry, of Portland, will de
liver lecture on "Church History,
in the Christian church, this city, to
night.
H. Hewitt, of Yelm, was in tow
this week on business appertaininf
to the Walker estate at Hunter
Point.
DR.. L. P. Holbrook's condition re
mains unchanged. He has been YER.
ill with pneumonia for nearly tire
weeks.
Miss Mary X. Thomson, a teache
in the Garfield school, spent Satur
day and Sunday with her parents a
Puyallup.
Miss Fannie Van Eaton DEPARTS
Wednesday for Riverside, Cal, wher
she will make a prolonged visit wit
her sister,
The House, Wednesday, passed s
B. 63, by Graves, for Imprisonment
of the criminally insane at the Stat
penitentiary.
Miss Myrtle Scroggs, teacher j
the second grade at the Lincol
school, has been ill with the grip tn
past few days.
James Cordrey of Tacoma, an
Miss Christine Erickson of Tenin(
were united in wedlock, in this city
Saturday evening.
James Dofflemyre has just con
pleted a fine gasoline launch for
party down the bay. 1t is % fet
long and 6 feet wide.
Mrs. p. J. O'Brien has so far r.
covered from her late illness as
leave the hospital and return to HI
home on Union street.
1t is reported that another saloo
is to be opened in the building ju.
west of Charley's saloon, by Albel
Brucker and Mr.. Reichel.
The House and Senate cOmmitte,
voted last night to report favorab
upon the bill to create the county
Gray's Harbor. OF course!
County Treasurer Fred Schombe
his deputy George Uhler and cler
James Doherty have been confine
to their homes the past week wit
grip.
Robt MARI, the Eastside druggis
hos ola l.. -