Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-10-01
MERE MENTION.

October.
Did you hear Minnie Hauk?
The barber Of the year has begun
his work.
Miss Mary shelton has returned
from down Sound trip.
Dr. Rufus Willard, OF Seattle, made
brief visit to Olympia, this week.
Mr.. David Shelton, of Mason coun.
ty, spent few days in town this week
The Puget Sound Pipe Factory is
preparing to RESUME work next Mon
day.
Ladies' cloaks-a fine assortment
Just opened at the New York Cash
Store.
1t is reported that the services of the
tug Tacoma may be secured as kicker
for 1925 per day.
Mr.. ]. H. Munson has removed his
insurance office to the lower front room
Of Champion Hall.
Dr. P. H. Carlyon and Miss Maud
Hubert, were married in Portland,
Sept. Both, and arrived in this city last
Monday
al. J. Munson left for Beaverton
Oranon vaotorJav ,,,orn;Dr u,bora Lo
goes to assume the clerkship in a rail-
road ticket Office.
Mr.. s. c. Woodruff, Accountant at
the Insane Asylum, Fort Steilacoom,
was in town this week, on business
Of that institution.
Miss Lizzie Boyer, will leave by the
next steamer from Portland for San
Francisco, where she intends to make
her future home among relatives.
Fred Holmes has caught the pre-
vailing building improvement fever
and is making some extensive addi-
tons to his neat cottage on Fourth
street.
Mr.. Brewer has just received one CT
the finest assortments Of fresh candies
ever brought to the place. Call at the
Northern Pacific Confectionery Store
and see them.
The first social Of the season, gitsn
by the Women's Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church, will be held ut
the residence of General Milroy, next
Monday evening, the 4th instant.
Mr.. Ferdinand Toklas, OF New York,
the buyer for the New York Cash
Store, Of this place, and other extern
sive establishments on this coast, is on
a visit to Mr.. Kaufman and family.
A 3cirrhous tumor was removed
from the right breast Of Mrs. c. A.
Gale, yesterday, by DR.. Riley, assisted
by Drs. Carlyon and Whitworth. The
patient is reported to be in a fair way
Of recovery.
The Jewish citizens Of Olympia
closed their places of business from
6 o'clock Wednesday evening to the
same hour Thursday, in commemora-
ton Of Tishree Rosh Hashanah or the
Hebrew New Year, 5647.
Miss Lizzie Cornell has secured the
services of Miss Stella Smith an &C.
complished trimmer from Portland, who
will have charge of the millinery depart
ment Of her Ladies' Furnishing Store,
during the current season.
Mr.. Voorhees,, the Democratic NOM
inee for Congress will speak in Column
bia Hall, next Friday evening, the 9th
inst. 1t is unnecessary to drum up a
crowd for the talented young man.
Everybody will be there.
Land Agent Graves received over
the Northern Pacific few days ago q
q parcel of such inestimable value that
he has wore a smile of ineffable Joy
ever since. His wife came over from
Missouri to cheer his lonely hours.
Harry Larson, of Toledo, Lewis
county, passed through this place yes
terday, with wagon load of maidens
and lads who had just completed sea-
sons labors in the hop.felds at Puyal-
lup, as pickers. They stayed a few
hours to take in the sights Of the city.
Mr.. R. B. Bryan, late foreman in the
Partisan Office, left last Tuesday, for
Montesano, where he has been engaged
to take charge of the public school Of
that place. Mr.. Byran has had many
years. experience as principal of graded
schools and we bespeak for him sue
cessful career.
Rev. NJ. Eells, the well known In
dian agent and missionary, has just
issued volume OF III pages, entitled
"Ten Years Of Missionary Work at
6kokomish." The book is published
by the Congregational Sunday School
and Publishing Society, Boston, and is
elegantly illustrated.
Mr.. Thomas Tallentire has bought
the lot of COWS lately advertised for
sale by Mr.. Hoffman and with them
established the "Clover Hill Milk
Ranch" near his residence, on the
Eastside. He has associated with
himself the well known John Macleod,
and the two gentlemen propose to
conduct the dairy business on q large
scale. A number of Jersey cows have
been added to their herd, the milk of
which mill L. A.