Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-06-11
Mere Mention.
Wilt SUNDAY day after tomorrow.

ur I>as "rr,nhcincr o. ,-'''ns
in Portland.
Nf Ford ha- ol,y foot Sow i"r
sale Price -
larsc AMI enthusiastic crowd greeted
IN. Italian haui winch -,ru'A the town
oh Wednesday
,,r...r,man tuglc> has treated hlm-
sell ir, new awning i"f ,l'" front 81 the
>,n.h street store
Mr.. samuel VI rrrciNal. II this crtv,
I'm. returned from somewhat prolonged
visit To- Boston
Mr.. Follanshee j. slowly but hope
fnlly recovering FROM pro,rac,ed
and painful Illness
Mr.. l.. q Abbott - living quite scr
iouel, IN. nj til. residence "i her daugh-
ter. Mr. Jos thilbcrg
The s,eamr, Goh I'iH IL again plyng
between this city and seattle. this time.
in charge 81 Capt James Avery.
The people "f the Congregational
church went ont :" Chambers Prairie Ia
fight picnic battle. last Wednesday
Hon G. " Young. 81 the Legislative
Council. and wife. Of tacoma, have been
ona visit TO the capital III, pas, week
Mr.. Lewis Munson has returned from
Granite Greek His experience vcriir-
"A lint oil
i -. Parker lost hi- valuable Jersey
COW la-, week. ia. having turned up her
toe- t. the daisies "n Tuesday morn
ing
/, will h- seen by the advertisement
in another column that We are Ia have
another special tax election on the lo'h
proN.
The talk If the hour: Will the Ore
yon improvement Company build rrad
from Portland To Seattle passing through
OLYMPIA
Vow is the season when the ice man
and the owner III straw bcrr, patch in
dulgc in winning smiles ami plethora
pocket backs.
The street Commissioner has caused "a
sewer 10 lc constructed on the east -ilc
Fourth streets
A ten year oil daughter Il Indian
Jim died on the Wcst~lc. las Wrdncs-
DAY, and the remains were buried in
Eastsilc cemetery.
Court week" brings with it the usual
nun her 81 lawyers AMI court oilrials
from abroad. giving cur city quit" u
bustling appearance
Look not upon the vanilla extract
when il il Of rcdish hue AMI one OF
the component, parts 81 frozen milk and
sugar which is dispensed At II church
social.
Never ia the history If our city was
the volume oi business ~ large as II nov
IL nj the First National hank This "
Illustrates how We arr growing AMI i'm
proving.
Romoni tormier. whose foot WAS cut
some time ago, has been suffering the
rast day ar two from hlood-poison. hut
IL is thought no serious consequences
will cnsuc.
Plans and specifications have been re-
ccived for the new Episcopal church.
which will he erected the coming season
On the socicty's beautiful lo, on Wash.
ington street.
Apples are getting large enough Ia all
hopeful physicians Ia making near
estimate ~ 81 the ,imr vhrn small boys
will be seized with the grircs. " Its Nm
III wind" etc.
The " commencement exercise of the
Olympia Collegiate Institute will be held
In the NJ. T.. church, Saturday evening
aud Sunday morning. June 10Th and 9Th.
All friends invited.
The city SAYS II will not bc responsible
II the Long Bridge draw tumbles down
and lets soInc one into the drink. This
j. cheering piece of news for the dray
men to contemplate.
Mr. Jonathan iIaslum, an old resident
Of Olympia 81 ~ years ago, has returned
b. the city FROM Eastern Oregon, AMI Is
ca sting an anchor 10 wndward for the
iccation 81 u stock ranch.
II IL reported that We are Ia have the
Zephw back upon the Olympia. Seattle
route 10 run In connection with the
Fanny Likc. each boat arriving and de-
parting ON alternate days.
Lawyer Thompson. with comncndablc
energy, IL cndeavorins 10 bring 10 the
notice Of Eastern capitalists the value oi
the Tumwaier water power In the hope
that II may soon ic utilized
Mr. a. A. Phillips IL nov sadly con
WINGED that Olympia IL not quite as lively
rs San Francisco. having returned with
his family from the latter city last week
and resumed his duties in the bank.
Mr.. John McClellcn who left. last Fall
10 engage In the brick making business
at Victoria, has returned better satisfied
than ever with Olympia, and IL now en-
ployed In the culinary department Of
Young's Hotel.
There is aprospcct that the Masons
and Odd Fellows will unite and hire a
competent man 10 reside conveniently
near and take charge Of thcir cemeteries.
This Is = good move and II should De-
put into immediate execution.
Mr. y. A. Hackett. travelling Auditor
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. ar
rived In this city on business Of the com
pany, Tuesday morning, and was
switched off, "Wednesday by Agcn,
Ward, on fishing excursion. He left
Thursday for Portland.
Childrn's Day, next sunday, will bc
ns,served by the Congregational church.
A their building IL not vet ready Tor ttse