Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13
MERE MENTION.
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City Marshal Guyot sent FIVE tramps
out of town, last Tuesday
Hon. T. NJ. Reed paid business
visit to Portland this week.
Dan Mcdonald left to-day for a
weeks visit in Ma son county
The last chance to have your tax
"eoualized" will be given Monday
The Democratic County Convention
meets at l o'clock in Columbia Hall.
A son was born to the wife Of Albert
Gottfeld, in this place, last Saturday.
Mrs. Spalding, "f Saginaw, Michi-
gan, is visiting Mrs Roht Hall. Of this
CITY.
The ci-tcrn at the june, Oh of Main
and Sixth streets l. undergoing re-
pairs.
A new barn adorns the residence
premises of Mr.. J. L. Henderson, OF
Eastside.
A new campaign paper is the latest
thing for Olympia. Look out for the
first number.
Mr.. Cavanaugh, ofthe Partisan. made
a business trip to the Oregon metrop-
oils, this week.
Men are engaged in blowing up and
repairing Adams street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets.
An attempt was made to f;,relar;zc
the residence of Mr.. q. \. Talrn't, ON
East,iic, Ws'n'sd ay night.
Mr.. Farquliar is novatins lis resi-
dence near the gasworks, so Az to
really make new house of it.
The New Transcript, the little
"patent outsider" knocks for admis-
sion to the journalistic family.
Rev. S. w. Beaver, of Walla Walla,
will preach in the Baptist church, next
Sunday, morning and evening.
A slight fall of rain occurred Wednes-
day night, but not enough to either
lay the dust or purify the atmosphere.
Miss Stella Smith, of Vancouver,
who has been with Miss Cornell the
past few months, leaves tomorrow for
home
Those who want the services of a
good plasturer, can see a specimen of
Mr. Charles Patnude's work, by call
ing at this Office.
Miss Edith Mitchell, daughter of
our Old-time townsman VIM. H.
Mitchell, Esq, is visiting acquain-
tances in this place.
As Summer wanes new dwelling
houses begin to 60 up, and the Olym-
pia sawmill is kept busily at work to
supply local demand.
Mr.. J. G. Lybarger has been APP
pointed to fill4he-unexpied term of
Ar. Hoffman (resigned) as Council
man from the Third Ward.
Go and see the Multum IL, parvo at
Van Epps' store before the last one is
sold. 1t lis s.Aittlee thing and yet it
comprises the whole world.
Angus Finlayson was caught by q
rolling skid in Morris camp, last Sat-
urday, which crushed his left leg be-
low the knee, inficting painful but
not dangerous wound.
The wife Of Engineer Scars left a
few days ago for the Dalles, to remain
with her relatives several months,
while her husband is engaged in work
on the Northern Pacific tunnel.
Rev. G. H. Lee, pastor Of the Cor
wallis, Oregon, Congregational church.
will preach in the Congregational
church Of this city, next Sunday
morning. No evening service.
The Independent order of Good
Templars holds its Grand Lodge ses-
sion on the 18th inst, at Snohomish.
Rev. ]. Campbell and Mr.. C. Aldridge
Of this city will represent Tacoma
Lodge No. 4. Others of our citizens
will attend the meeting.
The Puget Sound Association of Con-
gregational Ministers and Churches,
will meet at Tacoma on the 10Th in
slant and remain in session several
days. The church of Olympia will be
represented by Rev. J. Campbell, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Steele and Mr.. NJ. A.
Root.
Mr.. Jno. D. Reid the patient whose
leg was amputated few days ago, is
recovering from the effects of the oper-
alton, and may be reported in a fair
way of recovery, excepting the FORM
ton of an abcess in the hip joint,
which now engages the care of the at
tending surgeon.
Col. P. B. johnson, of the Walla
Walla Onion, dropped in very uncere-
monously on our quiet community a
lew days ago. He is doubtless over to
reorganize the incfsnsive partisans of
ne g. o. p. into something like for
iorne hope for success in the approach
ing campaign.
Inc runaway last Tuesday, calls
loudly for q suitable barrier at the
northern extremity of Main street. If
not in state of condemnation, the
wharf, is utterly useless, and good
ence should be built across the street.
Inc proper authorities will, of course,
Immediately act upon our sugges-
ton.