Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-09-14
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trips.
Work on the Adams street grade i,
progressing finely
Mr. Chancey Wyman, Of Seattle, il
visiting his parents in this place.
A full complement OF furniture Wa,
set up in the Students Home, ,hi.
week.
Mr.. DolAn is having his saloon
and brick building thoroughly reno
waited
Mr.. Will McGuire OF the Fast Port
land Findicator, paid flying visit q
our city last Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. McMicken have re
turned from their seasons camping
out" in Mason county.
The revenue cutter Olirer H'olcotr
has been undergoing repairs at West.
side wharf the past few days.
Mrs. G. A. Barnes OF this city, and
Mrs. Charlotte Scott, of Tumwater, ar,
passing few weeks in Portland.
1t will be seen by announcement in
another column that DIR. Lansdale has
some choice blooded stock for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Convey re-
turned a few days ago from trip G.
pleasure and recreation to the H.
Springs.
The municipal tax levy for this veal
has been fixed at eleven mills, II
reduction of three mills from last
years levy.
Mrs. Chas. Denny, Of Seattle, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Andrew Chambers, of this
county, is on a visit to her parents
ON the prairie.
Mr.. A. S. Austin, legal luminary
of considerable magnitude, formerly OF
New York, has opened an Office in
Woodruh's block.
Rev. G. A. Langdon has been as
signed by the NJ. E. Conference to the
Olympia charge, and Rev. J. I. Smith
to that OF Tumwater.
The family of Mr.. E. r. NcCaus-
land, late of Seattle, have arrived, and
will remain here, if q suitable resi-
dence can be obtained
Miss Lizzie Green, of Seattle, has
taken rooms with Mrs. Blankenship,
with view of forming class for in
struction on the piano and organ.
The street work under contcmpla-
ton for next years improvement will
place Olympia still further in the lead
as the prettiest little city in the Terri
tory.
Mr.. Darling has opened his shoe
shop, next door north OF the postoffice,
where ne will keep at all times COM
plete assortment of ladies and child
ren's Wear.
The owners of the several stage
lines to Chehalis and Mason counties
report business exceedingly brisk and
their coaches leave daily crowded with
passengers.
DR.. Brown, OF East Portland, who
passed several months in this city in
the practice of his profession last year,
has returned and may be found at
Young's Hotel the next month.
Mrs. Rose Labree, of Ellensburg
daughter of Mrs. Clarke, Of Eastside
arrived to-day for few weeks visit to
her former home. She is accompanied
by . daughter about three months old
Mr.. A. H. Smith, of the firm OF
Smith & Ellis, will leave for Boston
next Tuesday, to be absent till De.
cember. He left that city four years
ago for this Coast, where he has since
resided
Mr.. Lambert, of s. Lipman & Co..
Portland, is at the Carlton House. His
samples are unsurpassed and private
individuals are promised great bar
game. Will remain until Saturday
evening.
Mr. R. F. Wells, travelling agent ol
the Northwest Fire and Marine In
surance Co., of Portland, Oregon, is
on tour of inspection of the Sound
agencies. Mr.. Thos. N. Ford is the
local agent.
A little daughter Of E. r. Haskell
had her right foot cut across the toe.
by an ak used by her brother, yester
day; while he was splitting wood thu
Ak flew from the handle, with thu
above result.
Mr.. Winters has attached II luncl
counter to his confectionery and frui
stand. in the building formerly occu
pied by Mrs. Hoods restaurant, and
will serve all the delicacies Of the sea
son at living prices.
Mr.. Chas. F. Holton leaves by tn
Canadian Pacific, for his old home il
Boston, next Monday. He has beer
absent nearly twenty years, and goe
back solely to visit relatives. He vii
be absent about TWO months.
The Democratic primary of Olyn
pia precinct meets in Columbia Hal
tomorrow Saturday evening at
o'clock, to elect thirteen delegates to tn
County Convention, which will assem-
BILE in this city on Saturday, the y
instant.
Quite host of the faithful adheren'
of the 6. o. p.., left for Ellensbnr
last Sunday. Besides the Thursto
county delegation, Geo. Mills went
see that the thing was properly don
and T. H. Cavanaugh to see how
was done.
Mrs. Belle Openheimer left ft
Portland Thursday, where after Wis
to relatives for few days, she will
Joined by her mother, Mrs. L. Bet