Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-03-16
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More Mention.

Nerc Mention.
Shall We celebrate the F"drih ri
July?
This i, the season Of -'li-rai ie-
pans.
The P4Idlotslq visited onr marion
Thursday.
Tomorrow is st. Patrick's day
in the morning.
\ corrugated iron awning alcina
Iacot;' ntW store.
Capt. Parker la, resumed com
mani OF the Messenger.
\ baseball eruption Ia, broken
out on the Pubic square.
Our local mills ale unlb!e TO sup
p'y the demand tor lumbei.
The date is approaching when he
diys and nights Will be of equal
length.
The " White House received Il
large addition to former stock las!
Monday.
The fizzle of Charley Talcotl's soda
fountain indicates the approach Of
Summer.
Mr.. Stuart has bought the Fred.
Prosch property in the Southern
part of town.
The Olympia Amateurs perform
Handy Andy" in Columbia Hall to-
morrow evening.
Van Epps reduction sale has
caused quite a sensation among
book purchasers.
Nellie, four year old daughter
of Mrs. Hardin, died after a short
illness, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Mcintosh has bought the Vim
ce..t house and lot near Maple Park
The price paid was 81 200.
Many of our young men and small
er boys have become quite proficient
riders of the bicycle.
MIR. James McMillen, of Puyallup,
visited Olympia yesterday, for the
first time i'll ten years.
Mr.. Hanford, one of the proprie-
tors OF the Seattle Herald, paid lis
frate'nal visit last evening.
Mrs. Mum has leased the Column
bia House, and is now ready to en-
terrain boarders and dodgers.
The foundation for the new mill,
on The Woodland place, West Olym-
pia, will be driven in few days.
Mr.. Lou. Munson is laid up by
cut foot, resulting from a misstroke
of all ak, while Logging at Squaxon.
Now that beef is so high, clans,
oysters and all sorts of fish are be.
coming very popular articles of diet.
Mr.. Cornell, "mine host" of the
st. Charles, is making preparations
to set out several acres in hops this
season.
MIR. Frank Howard will soon open
variety store in Otis building, cor
ner of Fourth and Washington
Streets.
MIR. Ethridge's new boat, the Jersey
LAZY, seems to possess at least one
characteristic of her namesake. She
is decidedly fast.
A season of unusual business actiy.
ity is predicted by those who have
been closely watching the signs of
the times.
Alki Council No. 1,O3S Legion of
Honor meets in Champion Hall, to-
morrow Saturday night, at half
past Z o'clock.
DR.. Berthier, of Seattle, has taken
rooms in Turner's brick, and pro.
poses to devote part of his time to
practice in this vicinity.
Gu the 4th instant, in this place,
sou was born to the wife of r. j.
Bratney; aud on the 18th Sun to
the wife Of John Forbes, Jr.
Miss Matte W. Ballard, daughter
OF D. P. Ballard, Esq, of this place.
was married, at Yakima City, last
Sunday. to Mr.. w. H. johnson.
Mr.. W. Z. Anderson left this
morning for the East to in .usura,e
several important business enter
prlses, one of which is the importa-
ton of Jersey stock.
The County Treasurer is now pr
pared to pay all orders issued pre-
Vlous to last December. No interest
will be allowed on these warrants
after the 25th instant.
Alki Council Legion of Honor
discussed Woman Suffrage at their
last meeting, and it is needless to add
that the last foe of the cause was ig-
ANONYMOUSLY put to fight.
The Dakota, which sailed from
San Francisco on the 10th instant,
has 21O tons of freight for Olympia,
and nearly 100 tons more for this
Olaca were rofnco1 fLa yoec,l Lo;.~