Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08
Mere Mention.


The Skating Rink has closet.
I">. Newell la, returned from his trip
H.,
P,v. Daniel Ea-ley VIII preach in
Unity Hal! SUNDAY.
The Ester this trip brought - tom oi
freight tor OLYMPIA.
The street peldl,rs have closed their
r..!.~c, and silently stolen away
On the 81 Instant, int tai, place. was BORN
To tlc wife OF Kolt. Whi;!ltm. a son.
M; Crosby r,prc- .nt> several of the
h..>I English ,'unlai.i'> fur fire insurance.
The Democratic county convention. it
Wul he seen 10y call. is SCI for tn. 31th
Instant.
Sc.vn'c- in the Congregational church.
II, NJ : ,hi'aih, morning hui cvynin-. All
At. NY tied.
Mr.. Jos. NJ. Scott lies dangerously il.
from Internal hem Ira2e, at his farm Il few
ln.ic- from town.
Capt Clanrry paid our town Il , eii 10y
the Ii'h" Last Tuesday. H." cone nj ca
business Of the company. upon whose IN
l-,,siS he keel an cvrr-NiSilaut eye.
Mr.. Hp>rnthtl i n."ninr one .! the
in. II >;urk> uf Ladies' dress good, ever
br"d-ht t. the p!L,.r. His ass prtin"Ut OF
furnishing good, is likewise com lrie
The shorter days the cooler nights ana
the scar ami yellow irat. Indicate tnc
approach of Autumn and ~, latllv pre-
pare Us tor the cold cmbrt... OF Winter.
Mr.. l.. Bettman has just received fifty
tons at merchandise, consisting of Fail
and Winter clothing, dry goods, groceries
and t3', mi>crllanr 'u> ict -. Call and
see them.
y carpenter by the name of \. Barnes,
employed on liadlan's bu.Iiing, injured
his right eye by Il nail which ilew into it
from CHANGING bow OF his hammer IL
is thought that the sight may he restored
Prof. W. II. Roberts has rec lived the ap.
puintment OF Deputy { oilcctor OF Internal
Revenue for the First District OF Washin =
ton Territory, Il promotion from the office
he formerly held. lie is competent and
reliable.
Our former tuwnSmln, Mr.. Samuel
Coulter has bought the Iongfcllow logging
, camp, nj North Bay. including = 0C0 acre,
of the best of timber land. The price
paid WAS SD 900. but the out is said To
tie worth every cent of it.
At the skating carnival. "Wednesday
evening, Mr.. Albert Cutlcr topk the prize
/ for the most elegant costume, " Don Ca
sar de Bazan," fine cabinet album being
awarded him; the best male skater W
Bottel, and the best lady skater, Miss
/ Emma Il. Hood, each obtained a silver
cup.
Mr.. Campbells OBSCURE, in the Congre-
Gltional church, Sunday evening, from
the text We are wonderfully ana fear
fully made" WAS most Interesting dis
course on the structure of the human
| frame. 1t was striking array of the facts
aScertaincd by anatomical research. that
would ordinarily require many weeks of
preparation To present in the succinct and
comprehensive form OF tie thirty-mi mute
lecture OF Sunday evening. 1t is IA pie a.
sure, as well as profitable, 10 listen to such
Il discourse, and We trust il will he the
means of increasing the attendance of
thoughtful people, capable of applying
the Information to the noblcr objects of
life.
The Republican primary in this place
WAS held at the town hall, last SATURDAY.
There were two ticket for delegates before
the meeting, both printcd,) one headed
81 rents Ticket" and the other Republi-
can Primary" The first was made up in
the Transcript office, and was composed of
the handful remnant of the Lost Tribe
who importune Mr.. Brents To become THEN
Moses. The other was the simon-pure
official ticket, printed at the Courier office,
and was supported by liubbells brigade
The latter was, of course. elected, and EN-
biaced the following names: G.. \. Barnes
|. G. Ellis, \. Iagemyer, NJ. O'Conner, j
y. Baker, w. +. Ready, c. Il. Mann, Frank
DlckcrsOn, Edward Hardness Philiu
iliitz, JOS. Lammon, L. NJ. Reed, IL. Sa.
bin, W. liildebrandt, A.. Farquhar, Vim
Irving, y. Crosby, Geo. Ii. White, y
PattSon j. NJ. Swan and =. q. Ward.
The social event of Portland this week
was the marriage OF Miss Belle, daugh ten
of our respected townsman Louis Bctt
man, ESD, and Mr.. Isaac Oppenhcimcr
prosperous merchant of Wcstwood ano
Occur DAlene, Idaho Territory. Tn,
| nuptial ceremonies took place in the par
, Tors ot the Esmond, last Sunday evening
att O'Clock, and were witnessed by larg,
number of friends. Dir. Rosenspitz Der
, formed the ceremony, Messrs. Ed. Ack err
man, Frank C0hn and Sig. Bcttman act
Ing As groonsmen, and Misses BERT,
Levy Gertic Oppenheiner and Camilla
Bettinan, as blidemaids. After congra
r lutations. the party sat down to one of the
most sumptuous banIuets ever spread in
the city. While we regret to lose Il descen
dant of our old-time population, it is will
Joy that we congratulate the happy coupl,
on the suspicious beginning of their
welded life. The bridal presents wer,
elegant and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Open
D.. banner will leave for their Idaho home il
{ about four weeks.