Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-20
MERE MENTION.

udlng tonight.
Mrs. J. J. Gilbert is visiting -elativ.
and friends in Olympia.
The New York Stores Remov
Sale" begins next Monday.
Plums of u good quality have touu
their Way into the markets.
A street force has been reduced t
one man besides boss Cullen.
Mr.. L. E. Follansbee made q bus
ness trip to Seattle, this week.
Mr.. George Hansard is preparing t
remove to Seattle with his family.
A coat of paint improves the APP
pearance of the Chambers building.
Work has been begun on tn
second story OF Odd Fellows Temple.
Not a pound OF butter could be OBJ
tanned in Olympia at any price to-day
J.Y. Ostrander spent Sunday in tn,
city, returning to Seattle on Monday
Farmers are delivering new unbaled
hay for from eight to ten dollars pei
ton.
Mr.. G. H. Foster has lately imported
fine stallion from Eastern Washing
ton.
Mrs. Budlong, nee Callie Gale, ol
Seattle, is in the city, visiting her par
ents.
Mr.. Z. A. Stevens is putting an
ornamental polling arouAd his resi-
dence.
Smith Freeman, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is recovering
rapidly.
Physicians report . temporary re-
spite in the series u logging camp
casualties.
Mr.. J. N. Gale has 90 far improved
~ to be able to take an occasional
buggy ride.
Rev. W. b. Pope will preach at the
Baptist church on Sunday, morning
and evening.
Mr.. Robert Halls little daughter,
Pearl, is quite seriously sick with
scarlet fever.
Tinsmiths are putting the galvanized
iron work upon the first story of Odd
Fellows Temple.
Several parties have caught rock
and tom cod in the bay during the
past few days.
A new sidewalleis to be built on the
north side Of Second street, between
Plum and Ounce.
The Hassalo still carries the
broom" having beaten the Fleetwood
again last evening.
Westside is experiencing quite a
boom. During the week T. L. Brown
sold seventeen lots.
Governor Semple appointed Corne-
Illus B. Zabriskie, Of Tacoma, a notary
public this morning.
Mrs. L. M. Clark is expected to re-
turn this evening from her trip to
Eastern Washington.
For reasons Of his own, the man in
The moon win /" douse the glim" on
the evening of the 22d.
An exceedingly fine and large boom
Of logs = awaiting the ting on the
eastern arm Of the bay.
The temperance restaurant, on the
first hoorof Tacoma Hall 10 about to
change it, management.
Mr.. Inss.sn,lhas removed hi. fam
lily from, the. temperance restaurant
10 bic Eastside residence.
". c. Gibbs, prominent merchant
Of Puyallup, has been in the city for
several days on legal business.
The Olympia Water Company has
just received a large new boiler for its
pumping works on Moxley creek.
Prot. Warren, principal OF the Port
land High School, and wife. are in the
city, the guests Of Mrs. T. N. Ford.
Subscribe for the WAsHINGToN
STANDARD, vote the straight Democratic
ticket and show yourself wise man.
Mr., William Hildebrand has just
finished . new sidewalk along the
Franklin street front Of his premises.
: A 6ns specimen of bog iron ore has
been left at this Office, obtained from
: point within the corporate limits Of
town.
Cucumbers have made their appear
ance, and the druggists are supplied
With chromos for those who vend
them,
The Puget Sound Pipe Company
are putting up solid wall Of timber
along the water front Il the establish
mcnt.
4 Mr.. L. +. Follansbee will be Master
{ Of Ceremonies at the Chstauqua
Teachers Institute held on Vashon
Island.
Miss Stella Smith left Tuesday for
: visit to her honis 1t Vancouver.
She will return some time in Sep
tember.
The circus il looming into sight in
the distance. Sell Prothers' Circus
Win appear in Walla Walla on the 9th
proximo.
Old settlers have it that the upper
Sound country has been 80 far re-
markably exempt from forest fires
this year.
Levi Sargent, formerly proprietor OF
the Olympic Hotel, now at Aberdeen,
was greeting friends in this city dur
! ing theweek.
Miss Mary Blaumauer, Of Tenino,
having concluded visit among her