Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-06
Local Notes.

heal tot The Neulo /; ph .cu~
TueC.mnn.t'nl hN. a.ir'.
patel $50 fose mN,, aud estimate
on seW'iag'
The upper stony of Mr Hon =
new b,,a ~ni =, occupied D., ,ny
sure,or t.uonl
Mr. Elwsrl re'or,nn. e Illinois.
aht,'her.i. law - VI Van EpIe.
nivei b, has ev'n'",'s train.
ihon,w al,,, l,emcr, o. the
Waite " u-' IT." last Il prices
gwen are uupr' cedcntcd y low
Children D,y MY, Sabbath, tho
s.b inst Appropriate -.I>c,s will
BE- bel 1t the Congregational
Church At II NJ A ARE cordially
invited
Thunler ani lith,ning' What is
the weather clerk g.vIns ~ sun
day night a regular old fashioned
orthodox thunder storm passed over
III. lace.
Mts : y Cooper. 81 Tumwa,cr.
aud her daughter, Bessie, have gone
ona visil to Brockuor,. y \ and
Will le absent several months. They
left Monday
The oporeita Of " L,lla" viii be
gwen at Columbia hall Tues lay and
"Wednesday evenings. the 18th and
18th nsinn'~. with orchestra. Par.
t,culars next week.
The wooden building removed to
make place for Talcott's brick, has
been sold to M. Frost, and now oc.
eupies site corner OF Third and
Washington streets.
Mr.. John l.. Henderson has been
elected delegate by Washington
Lodge. A. q L. ". to represent it
al tho Gland Lodge, which meets in
Portland n.ft month.
The residence 81 Mr. Ira Ward, Of
Tumwsier. was entered 10y some
thief Monday night. Who carried of
several articles OF wearing apparel, a
nun and other ygluables.
Mrs. Lea'iti. Superintendent OF
The Woman's Temperance Union
work on this coast, will lecture in
Columbia Tall. ON Saturday and
Sunday evenings. at \ o'clock
Al The electioo Of Western lodge
No. q. I. q o f.. last week the
following officers were chosen for tho
ensuing term a. W. Culver. N. q. !:
Jos. McCsrroghsr. V. a.: %. Frisch.
r. sc H. Talcpit. I.
~. d. Is Charlson, of Tacoma,
evssseer In Shelion's camp. suffered
aeompound fracture o. the left leg.
Wednesday. by the breaking Of a
chain. lie wis brought TO this
p'sec IN tho evening. and the frac.
tsfs laviug been reduced by DIR.
nils,. he Was sent TO his home by
the moi ming boat 10 Tncomo.
The hrs, Sunday picnic. with
bsass baud accompaniment. was held
ai the Fair Grounds last Sabbath.
Many of our people do not take
hiadiy 10 this innovation upon time
honofed custom. notwithrtandin
The scheme was sugar coated by the
ssssmen, that the proceeds would
20 10 the Hook and Ladder Com
pspy.
Gov. Newell has psrjooed Addi-
son ksssaling committed 10 The Ter.
riiorial prison for grand larceny at
the May term. 1859, Of tho Yakima
Court, aud sentenced Tor two years.
The pardon was granted on the
useaad that Kesaling had been
promised lenisnt sentence or i'm
nsai'y. ON trial, In consideration Of
be becoming . witness for tho Ter
ntesy.
AZ The election Of Washington
Lodge, No. D, A. q. Y. W. Tuesday
evening. the following officers were
dsly chosen; Fred. Guyo,. NJ. W.,
L. l.. Philips. r.. N. J. Krkoudall.
"; J. l.. Henderson, Financicr; Z.
y. Mann. H.; Fred A. Durham.
bee. John Il. Rose. q -. y. Dohbins
1 a: II. Hadlsn. q. q. John llend-
esson. Trustee; Dr.. n. Ostrander,
Medical Examiner.
The pastors Of the several Pro-
ssssaat churches we're out in card,
Sssa''lay. cordially inviting tho peo.
p's 10 their respective churches.
Doubtless this move was prompted
~ The German picnic. II 80, it has
done some good. II has awakened
the pious people 10 q sense Of duty,
iass a. Rev. Mr.. Utter said the per-
ssieni criticisms IL the infdel had
wrought all denominations up 10
steady aud effective work.
The new building to be constructed
~ Mr.. u. q. Israel will cover Is by
W fsst ground area, and consist Of
s~o elegant stores on the lower
noot and a dozen or more fine Offices