Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-11-19
MEBE MENTION.

Mrs. /. u. Moore Is vi>itin; III town.
Next SUNDAY, nrst Sunday in Adj
vent
Read the STANDARD lor n,Msy
items.
Four weeks and day. Then
Christmas.
More California grapes in l.. G.
Abbutt's show window.
\ rare coincidence: Thanksgiving
and new moon, yesterday.
Judge Henry left yesterday for a
for brief visit to Seattle.
The Hoyword and Lake brought UP
the Queens freight Wednesday.
Born, Nov. 10th, to the wife of Fred
Guyot, of Eastside, daughter
Mr. H. A. Clark arrived, last Tues
day, from Eastern Washington.
Canaday says the cheapest place to
buy coal oil is at Canaday & Jones'.
The local lodge X. of p are making
preparations to establish the uniform
rank.
Wanted, an upright piano for the
winter. Address NJ, care +. c. Van
Epps.
Heavy ilosts have prevailed the past
week. Take care of exposed water
pipes.
Bill and letter sheets printed at the
this Office will be tableted at small
extra cost.
Good dogs are promptly paying
their taxes to help along with the
channel expenses.
Mrs. Warbass is placing her Main
street property in thorough repair for
business purposes.
That self-raising buckwheat flour at
Abbotts is the handiest and best nov
city in the market.
Mrs. Cornelius, who has been quite
i'll the past few weeks, at the Carlton
House, is recovering.
The Postofiice will be closed Thanks
giving Day from "A. NJ. till the mail
arrives in the evening.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school
will inaugurate the mission box gift
plan, this year, at Christmas.
While giving his class a lesson in
gymnastics, last Wednesday, Mr.. Hen
derson badly sprained his knee.
Now that the "cold" weather has
set in, take look at those fine heating
stoves just received by Mr.. Williams.
Brown still disbelives the column of
mercury in the thermometer is the sole
cause of changes in the tcmpera-
ture.
The Union Thanksgiving service
this year will be held at IL A. NJ, next
Thursday, at the Congregational
church.
GA whale is the biggest land animal
that lives in the sea-" is the way an
Olympia school boy puts it in his COM
position.
Mr.. Henry Steidler has bought the
Eureka Restaurant, and taken hold
with will to build up first-class rep
utation for it.
Mr.. Junk, late proprietor of the
Eureka Restaurant, has gone to Ia
coma, to take a position in one of the
hotels at that place.
w. N. Horton and wife left yester-
day for Seattle, to take passage by the
Queen for San Francisco, on visit of
a few weeks duration.
George Franklin, only son of w. 1.
and Mary Peer, died in this place
Monday night, aged 10 years. The
funeral took place Wednesday.
Mr.. J. N. Squires, the grocer, is suf-
fering from severe affection of the
eyes, which has temporarily impaired
his sight, and placed him off duty"
Wonder if the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Co. intends to make us a
Christmas present of the donation
they have promised towards our har-
improvements -?
An auction sale of carpets, curtains,
chairs, tables, pictures, chandeliers,
J ETC., effects of the Red Cross Encamp-
ment, will be held at the hall, Satur-
day, at IL An.
The new bell for the Congregational
church has arrived. 1t comes from
Baltimore, Nd, and is evidently first
class. The belfry will be constructed
very soon and its tones be heard.
The bonds of county officers have
been rated as follows by the County
Commissioners: That of Treasurer,
t 10000; Sheriff, $500; Probate
Judge, $1,000; Assessor $1,000 and
School Superintendent $3.50.
Washington Encampment C. r. c..
has dissolved its corporation prepare
tory to surrender of its charter.
Financially the Encampment has been
success, as it was out of debt, with a
surplus in the treasury and its real
property unincumbered.
The White House has some water
D proof cloaks for ladies that seem to be
y covered with spray, the effect being
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