Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26
At aghlnqtcn 5 tandard
Mere Mention.


Cl UNilt-~ ma brought Tie Her
riu-,on house ana lot oh ln"n
Street
Archer severe wind storm came
from the Southwest Weinc>ia!
morning
The E.uo, HrDrord took the
rlacc Of the >'arr on the uplel
Sound lou,r Monday.
T,r-tealnel T.f>'F>> visited oui
lnrlor to ia, ior lati q logs 10 tt
towei to tie Biake.y MI.
Prot IL. IKE na, entered npon IN
contract Of ,lx n.o;.'h- instruction
70 the O!,lupi. Brass Band.
Aaron liar. suck ia, been appoint
.1 INSPECTOR Of logs ior Ills distinct
N place Of Nh. Ward, who nas It
signed.
Last S.t.rdav. Geor,t LAmmon,
son of Milton and Mary GILES, died
in tins place, Of la'ynoitus' aged
eight wears.
Tie pas>ens ger, 10y the Edi'r, OH
her last ,rip, for TIN, place we've.
f.. T. Young and wife, Miss Fanny
Cooper, c. Butler, George THATCHER
and J. A. Spencer
4 Q1arter.y meeting Will be held
in the NJ. T. Church next Sunday,
Rev. \. Atwood, Presiding Elder
will breach, morning and evening
and the the sacrament Of the Lord )
supper will follow the forenoon ser
mon.
Mr.. J. VI. Scott, of South Union,
again fell from scatfold last week
Aand sustained injuries which will
t.ep hun bedfast for some time.
This is the second accident of this
nature which has befallen Mr.. S.
within the past year.
Mary NJ, wife of J. Dunning, late
of New Brunswick, Canada, died al
South Bay, last Tuesday. The
funeral services were held at hel
late residence, at half past eight
o'clock Thursday, and the remains
were then taken to the Catholic
Cemetery, beyond Tamwater, for
burial.
Mr.. Vincent has added an lmpor.
tant branch of industry to his
already extensive business, that o.
glove making. He has employed al
experienced workman in that special
ty, and the quality of the article ex
posed for sale indicates a thorough
knowledge of the business and ap'
probation of the wants of the people
The proprietors Of the Eureka
Restaurant have secured about TWEEN
ty tons of ice. 1t was taken from
Capitol lake, and the house in which
it is stored stands on the shore o
that picturesque sheet of water.
1t remains to be determined, how
ever, whether these facts will ado
anything to the flavor of the ice
cream next Summer.
A post mortem examination of the
1body of Mrs. Morrill, revealed the
fact that death was owing to Il com
plication of disorders. affecting the
heart, lungs and bowels. The pri
mary cause was probably tubercula
lung disease, existing from child
hood, of which her only daughte
died, ut the age of IA years. He
remains were taken to SquaxOl
Pass, for burial, last Tuesday.
Mary A., wife of b. G.. Morrell die,
at the residence of ID. NJ Brown, il
this place, last Saturday, aged 4
years. She had been afflicted sever
al months with that dread diseas
consumption, and had been broush
from her residence near Arcadia, il
Mason county, i'll the hope that
change might prolong her life. Blu
it brought no relief aud despite tn
kind efforts of friends, she gent,
passed away with the close of til
week.
MIR. Gottschalk has leased til
building lately occupied by Tokla
4 Co., and it is being placed il
thorough order for large an
varied assortment of dry goods
The stock will arrive about the frs
of March, and will be selected wit
special regard for the wants OF on
people. MIR. Il. has made man
warm friends during his sojour
here, who will be pleased that h
has finally concluded to make Olyn
pia his permanent home.