Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-16
Mere Mention.
Faster SUNDAY on the 9th

r,ne Weather for ducks rain
| Garden vegetables are growing finely
n. marking brush tiend should learn
10 spell.
The merchants are in receipt Of more
| new goots'
| Mr.. " r Anderson will soon remove
| 10 Vancouver
New lettuce has made its appearance.
| the rrolnc, oil hot beds
| Mrs. u. vinccn; who has been very Ill.,
in slowly recovering.
~ Nr Ira M,eker IL daily expected
home from New Orleans.
Mn. II Owings rr'urcl from SIo-
kane Falls. last SATURDAY.
Gnc ueN mil,h coW for sale. In
4 ouirr a; Parker Warehouse.
|, w Jacob Rolanl.r designs moving
,un lan"atcf - thi- place aI"Ait the
lsl 81 May.
Read ia. new advert -cm-nts and old
ones. too II you wish /" keep informed
on lucal progress.
The White House makes an important
announcement in this issue vi the STAND
ARD. Read lhe new advertisement
On Thursday evening some burglars
\ entered the house of 4 J Treadway aud
stole number II articles II apparel.
Local demand. AMI that is always the
ri.ht kinl II demand. has caused the
Ea-,-i,l- Single mill to star, into opera
/ ton
Word comes that Mrs Tuitc and her
sister. Miss Ida Es,cp. have arrived safe
IL at their parents residence IN central
Illinois.
The Tusten Brothers have the finest lot
Of oranges COR it may bc they are more
,emp,ingly displayed We have yet seen
4 in the place.
Mr.. Frank Brown formerly Of the
Grotto saloon. in the city has been In
town the past few days visiting His mum
erous friends.
The Sunday School convention held IN
!, this city ON Tuesday and Wednesday
/ was largely attended. Many delegates
were present from abroad.
II il n significant Indication that the
leading logging camps about the upper
Sound have recently made large addi-
tions 10 their working forces.
Mrs. J. H. Wood. Of this city. went
down To Elma. Chchalis county. las,
Monday, to attend the wife of her son
Oscar. who is suffering from illness.
Miss Amelia Diitman. who has been
teaching school in Mason county for the
4 past few months, closed her term Of
school this week anil has returned home.
Mr.. Byrne Of the Eastsidc bridge
store, has made new departure" by
reducing the price 81 the stall Of life"
an excellent article. too.-to ~ per
barrel.
i Michigan apples for one cent piece.
i at Brewers Northern Pacific cigar stand
Many people purchase them Tor curios
as well as use after they have served that
I purpose.
Il A collision occurred beswNen McIeods
milk wagon and Yoang's wood team. ON
Long Bridge, yesterday, which resulted
In broken wheel for the dispenser Of
the tactical fluid.
y Mrs. A. VI. Chambers, Miss Annie
4 Connolly and Gus Harris left few days
ago Tor California. Mrs Chambers and
Miss Connolly 81 tn the soushern part Of
that State for the benefit 81 their health
The wsinscoating In the room lately
fitted up for the use Of Engine Company
No. Two. has been grained and the
whole interior now presents nm appear
ance second ID no other hall In the city.
/ Mr.. Frank T. Tsdforj, representing
I the Northwest Magazine, In canvassine
n the town and county for data upon
l which to base nm illustrated article for
:ha, widcly-circulated aid 10 western
progress.
The shore.line of the railroad extern
sion, from a point opposite warren's
| Point to Capt. Perrival's premises. ID
nearly completed as to clearing and
grading. Track-laying will be the next
thing In order.
! 1t IL time for the people Of Olympia 90
look after their door fastcninss. The
I residence Of Mr.. simenson, In the south
em part u town WAS entered last Monday
night and an ovcrcoat, u revolver and
pair Of opera glasses carried of.
/ Mr.. G. Kaufman's new building. on
the corner Of Franklin and Eighth
Y streets, IL 40 far advanced M IA warrant
the conclusion that when completed II
win bear favorable comparison with the
many fine dwellings on that street.
Mr.. Charles Seymour, whom many Of
our older citizens will remember ~ an
accomplished machinist, formerly res
ident Of Olympia, now fills the posi-
ton Of Superintendent Of the Def
ance Machine Works, one Of the largest
i establishments in northern Ohio.
h II will be seen by announcement Of
the committee that the Odd Fellows have
chartered the steamer Merwin for an cx.
eursion 10 Seattle, On the 18th inst. All
members Of the order and their families
sre invited to go, the expenses Of the
charter being betrayed by the Lodges.
A real old fashioned hail storm came
nttling down over Olympia, Tuesday
afternoon. Such plum and cherry bios
SONS as were caught mapping received
q lively pelting though we hear Of no
harm being done. The hailstones were
n quite large, great many Of them weigh
ing pound.
1 Mrs. w. II. Clark and her little daueh-
Ter left Wednesday morning, via Port