Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
Mere Mention.
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Nv moon next SUNDAY.

az tir the comet before Won sleep
III. Nhrelharruw liam pcidlcr j. uak
my las rounds
,,,~,rsc Talc"t' h'g'nS tn" month ~ n
,..,l.nt Il ia-t-rl'.
:. ,rn fever Is again prevalent among
NE, hiidrcn Of Olympia
Mr. oliver ~hrah 81 >ratr", paidolSm
al, a business visit this week.
Ike opp.nhcim"r has gun" ont IT thr
,,r,.,r, business N tins place.
NJ, Alien & Mason, %. the Tacoma
News VIZ ~ town lat saturday.
Leon ~muarl and l'nrt Williams hay"
,..,.,. "a, aAisit g" ~.n lian'i-''.
NJ. IVA O-irnnlor has been quite
s,....l,h ~. lutln. th' past week
NJ ia Null and Miss Crawford were
u,,rr,rd AT crtralIa, one day last "crk
/, church -".iahlc will h. held At Mrs
Dir,lnw-, on Ea-t-iLr. Wednesday
evening
Re, Mary G. Jones will preach in the
BAPTIST Church. neat sunday, at II \. VI
and y. NJ.
Read Mr. s,Iurcs' new advertisement
on the second page. II II true, every
word 81 Il.
Set yniir clock four minutes ahead al
tie sun. to-day. and y"u will have cor.
rect mean time.
Mr.. &. ". Young AMI wife are quar-
tered nj the Carlton House, visiting
friend in the city.
The ". &. r. T. will meet in the YES
FRY II the VI. T.. Church tomorrow
saturday, at = 10 ".
The new county road opened toward
the northeast is already inducing settlers
e. move in that direction.
Fred Whitney returned from Oregon.
this week. where he has been visiting
relatives for several months.
Mrs. Steele, mother Of Mrs. stamford.
j. "a far recovered from her late Illness
a. Ia bc ont upon the street.
A copiou. shower fell Wednesday AMI
Thursday. and the dusty streets have
been pretty thoroughly drenchcd.
From furious butting ram. March has
e,neluded tn retire with the innocent
eomparcncy Of Mays little lamb.
nisa significant fact that swallows
have made their appearance, this spring,
nearly one month earlier than usual.
One who has interviewed fruit raiscrs
s.-.rts that the strawberry crop in this
,iciuiiy will bc estimated by the ton.
The SJ.SpARp has the finest collec-
ton Of hors.-cnts in the Territory, to
cmbellsh hand-bills of stations. etc.
Lumber has been hauled to the spot
for extensive building Improvements ON
the corner Of Franklin and sixth streets.
The almanac predicted, n year ago,
that to-day. April "a would he clear
day. The air IN clear and Aver is correct
The next regular meeting ~ tho Band
81 Hope will he in the Baptist Church,
next sunday. at 3 30 p. NJ. All are In
vited.
Mr. 4. J. Babcock. of the Tacoma
Mills, is making stated trips TO this
place, In the interest Of the company lac
represents.
street Commissioner Cullen il making
street crossings II speciality. The last
one built extends across Franklin street,
at the junction II iihl. "a,
Mrs. N. II. Owings and her son Frank
left, Wednesday, for visit Ia her East
ern home. Mr.. Owings accompanied
them ~ far as Spokane Falls.
Tho man who never read the WASHING
ToS srAsDARD writes from Southern ILL
nois 10 know il the Pacific ocean can BIZ
"vsibly seew'' from Olympia.
Flood tides are now alternatsd by ex-
trensply long run OUTS" laying bare n
large area Of the flats aud atfoVding a rich
harvest time to oyster-gatberers.
Van. Woodland, son Of Mr.. A. b. Wood
ard, Of westside. left last Monday for
Tacoma, where he goes to work In the
lath department Of the Tacoma Mill.
After drcasy and painful confinement
III over seven weeks, occasioned by an
attack Of typhoid fever. Mitchell Harris
II enabled To greet his friends ON the
street
Mr.. T. II. Cavanaugi. Of the Partisan,
and his daughter, Miss Rcna, left last
Wednesday morning for short trip to
the Atlantic States. They will be gone
about thsss weeks.
Mr.. q. A. Barnes Ii erecting a small
two story frame building In the space
left between the bank aud Mr.. Msrr's
drug store. II will probably he occupied
~ real estate Office.
Mr.. II. p. Ballard does not seem 10 he
frightened at all by the old saw " A roll
ing stone" etc. After stay In Seattle
about equal to his scjourn in Olympia,
he IL nov = resident III Vancouver.
The Olympia Sash and Door Factory
has been in operation less than month
and yet, II VIC may credit the good word
Of the proprietor. he In surfeited with
orders Tor various kind building material.
In our court report last week we
omitted to note that the court In the case
Of Parker VS.. Parker, gave Mrs. Parker
authority to collect the rents of the COM
muni.y estate pending decision Of the
case.
Mr.. J. 4. Brewer has bought the North
Pacific cigar and fruit stand, established
by Mr.. Geo. Martin, and managed by
him with gratifying success till the pres
ent time. Mr. Il. will undoubtedly
maintain its popularity.
Private advices received by gentle
n Al 81 = Al. Il.