Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-12-07
urRE MENTlOM'

Light
Foggy nights
Electric Lights
Frosty mornings.
FAIRY moonlight"
High tides are prevailing,
Have YOU been vaccinated
The smallpox scare is subsiding'
This i the season for high tides
Uncle David Shelton is in the city.
No, an empty dwelling in Olympia.
los Gale Of Kamilchie, is IN town
Mr. = w. Karr, OF Hoqulam, is III
town.
The public square is no lenger an
enclosure.
Only eighteen more days before
Christmas.
Christmas is near at hand and SO is
cold weather.
The preparation of holiday presents
is now in order
The new moon showed her horns
last evening.
Two weeks more and the days will
begin to lengthen.
Mr.. B. F. Ladue, of Abereen, visit
ed Olympia, this week.
The last leaf will soon take its flight
from the shade trees.
Mr.. w. H. Mccartney renders Il
good report OF Shelton.
Mr.. VIM. Roeder, of Tacoma, was in
town last Wednesday.
The weather the past week has been,
in the main, very pleasant.
Industrious Italians are literally
hauling money from the bay.
Mr.. w. A. Anderson, of Cosmopolis,
visited Olympia, this week.
Mrs. Van Trump and son, OF Yelm,
are visiting friends in Olympia.
Transfers have all they can do To
fill orders for wood and bark.
The Presbyterian church received
several new members, last Sunday.
Incoming passengers by the Cheha'
lis county stages report muddy roads
The approaching holidays is the
absorbing topic among the small
boys.
Large quantities of Olympia apples
are still being shipped to distant
points.
Miss Aver is taking care of Cover.
nor Semple's Office work during his
absence.
Miss Lizzie Browne, teacher in the
Central school, is recovering from heI
recent illness.
Miss Annie Parsons, of Chambers
Prairie. is spending the winter in town
with her sisters.
Mr.. Horn, is building a roof ovel
his wharf landing at the draw
on Long Bridge.
The Capitol Grounds have beer
put into an improved and quite ut
tractive condition.
Miss Stella Tyler, having finished
her school near Seatco, is now stu
dent at the Institute.
Mrs. James Tarbell left, last Mon.
day, for the Atlantic Coast where sin
will spend the winter.
The town clock promises to be tel
TOR to small boys inclined to street rec
reation after nightfall.
The County Commissioners will
meet in adjourned session in this cit
next Friday, the 18th inst.
Many new buildings. notwithstand
ing the lateness of the season, are &c
ing up in all parts of town.
The last new crossing appears o.
the cast side of Washington street a
the intersection of Seventh.
Mr.. J. Malaney, the rustling logge
Of Mason county. made bushes
v,sosk -, nlv,x1 khso
A new sidewalk has appeared alon
the front of the Episcopal churc
property, Washington street.
County officers elect are fling u
the blank spaces in their bonds. Jus
a matter of form, you know"
Mr.. J. w. Perkins. timber agent fo
the Northern Pacific Railroad Con
pany, was in the city this week.
Miss Stella Smith, well-known i
Olympia, is at the head OF a milliner
establishment in Salem, Oregon.
About an even dozen electric stret
lights now shed their piercing ray
over various portions of the city.
Mr.. George Stocking, of Gran
Mound Prairie, was in town, on Tues
day, visiting his old student friends.
The present term of District Cou
has caused a good many old but f.
miliar faces to appear upon our street
The city authorities have perfectt
arrangements for vaccinating Il
pupils of the various public schools
town.
Messrs. Work and Westerman a
engaged on a two weeks job of hou
painting and paper hanging in X
milchie
Those who wish to vote at the a
preaching municipal election shou
register without delay.
The gas company are making 60
progress in transporting their ct
from the end of Long Wharf to thu
premises.
The twin cottages now in proct
of construction by DIR. Ostrander
enclosed and will soon be ready
occupancy.