Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-03-16
MERE MENTION.

Olympia supports nine grocery stores
Mr.. I. y. Ford is now able to be on
duty.
Mr.. VIM. Hughes, of %toilacoom, is in
town.
Olympia has organized Il blue ribbon
league.
Mr.. E. T. Young paid Tacoma visit
this week.
A large boom OF logs will soon leave
the Eastside.
Lieut.. Mayo paid this office pleasant
call Monday.
Mrs. \. f. Young. OF Black River, is
convalesc,ng.
Mrs. Robt Mari returned from Vic
teria Wednesday.
Grant Talcott spent few days in
Seattle this week.
The Hay1ard brings in scores OF pas
sengers every trip.
Mrs. A. d. Whitney, OF Seattle, is
visiting in Olympia.
4 soodly number of Sheltonites were
in town Wednesday.
Get your croquet sets ready. Balny
DAYS are close at hand.
The Zephyr brought up load of
baled hay Wednesday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday even
in. at the NJ. +. church.
Mr.. John Corkish left with his family
for Portland, last Tuesday.
Mr. P. 7. Eshom, of Black River, has
a shinglc mill in operation.
MIR. E. s. Warren, of Portland, now
holds cases ON the Partisan.
The Feetnood has resumed her trips
on the Olympia-s'eattle route.
A new sidewalk is now being built in
front OF Ford's auction rooms.
Seven passengers came in ON the
Montesano stage. Wednesday.
The late big d" boom" at Seattle turns
out 10 be an ordinary boom of logs.
Mr.. NJ. z. Goodell, of Montesano, was
in town the early part Of this week.
Old settlers predict an early spring,
and an abundant yield Of all cereals.
Mr.. C. T. Fay, of Steilacoom, spent a
few days with Olympians this week.
Miss Mamie Smith returned, last Mon
day, from long visit to Los Angeles.
Frank Smith, of the Fleetwood, came in
from Seattle and Tacoma Wednesday.
The steamer Idaho came up in place
of the Hayoard last Saturday evening.
Gov. Semple will soon pay an official
visit to the Penitentiary at Walla Walla.
Wednesday Mayor Chambers shipped
seyenty-seven beef hides to San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Joe Young has mouse so tame it
will come to the table and cat crumbs of
bread.
A son was born to the wife of Mr.. c.
H. Grinwald, on Eastside, Saturday
evening
The familiar face of Mr.. Otto Ranke,
an old-time citizen, greeted our people
yesterday.
There are now six churches in town.
All except the Baptist being in charge Of
minister.
The croak of the frog is now heard in
the land. This is said to be IN omen of
springtime.
What has become # the Washington
Cadets? The boys should take steps to
re-organize.
The favorite steamer Emma Hayward
brought up about GO passengers Wednes-
day evening.
About 800, was the sum secured
from the temperance entertainment last
Friday evening.
About twenty passengers came in on
the Olympia and Chehalis Valley Rail-
road Wednesday.
Mr.. A. E. Lille, prominent business
man Of North Yakima, was in town a
few days this week.
Auditor Tweed has issued marriage
license to Daniel Webster Ingersoll and
and Mary Ellen Ball.
Residents could improve the appear
ance Of city property by setting out q
few more shade trees.
Jos Cheim says he can suit you ii
you need any kind of clothing. His
prices are reasonable.
Look ont for the grand Spring opening
Of Toklas 4 kaufman, they are we'll
known, reliable dealers.
The U. s. coast surveying schooner
Earsest is expected 10 start ON her sum-
mer's cruise about April /.
The editor, and Frank Murphy, the
handsome young man of the STANDARD,
paid Tenino visit Sunday.
And now the hum of the festive drum
mer is heard in the land, as he disposes
OF his wares to local dealers.
Yesterday the Puget Sound Pipe
Factory shipped AIS pieces Of wooden
pipe to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mr.. Gale, Of the NeW Transcript, con-
templates moving HIS Office to some
building not yet decided upon.
Mr.. Stephens, of San Francisco, and
Miss Bonn, Of Tumwater. were united
in marriage, ct Seattle last week.
Wednesday night there was not a
vacant room in Young's Hotel, many
having to 90 elsewhere for beds.
DR.. Woodland, the dentist. it is said,
will occupy those elegant front rooms on
the second floor of Chambers brick
A Holy Bible is always found on the
sanctum table Ct the SrARDARp. How
many contemporaries can say - much ?
r - y l.