Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-05-11
MERE MENTION.

Enchanting breezes from the sen.
The Zephyr took away logs Tuesday
Olympia wants . mechanics saw
mill.
Cherries are almost the size of peas il
Olympia orchards.
DR.. G. G. Eitel, of Minneapolis
visited Olympia this week.
Mr.. q. C. Israel returned from
Victoria, B. c., yesterday.
Thirteen Seattle business men we're il
town Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. George Vollun Of Portland il
now clerk at Young's Hotel.
Col. C. NJ. Anderson of Walls
Walla visited Olympia this week.
Monday the Westside sawmill shipped
$4,000 feet of lumbe, to Steilacoom.
The Port. Blakely Mill Company's
steamer Yakima. was in port Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Snyder returned from an
extended visit to Ellensburgh, Tues
day. -.
Several Olympi. ladies have been
en2rt ming their friends at whist, Of
late. e )
Miss Mamie Momary of Shelton
was visiting friends in Olympia, this
week.
Olympia's population il over 5000,
and indications point to steady in
crease.
Mr.. Chas. H. Emerson, y we'll
known Hoquium lumberman, was in
the city this week.
Yesterday the Jessie took : scow.
load of lumber from the Tumwater
sawmill to Tacoma.
Mr.. s. C. Woodruff, Accountant of the
2 Hospital for Insane at Fort Steilacoom,
was in the city Tuesday.
Attention 10 called to the statement
of the First National Bank Of Olyn:
pia, in another column.
Hon. Elwood Evons, of Tacoma
paid . visit to his home for many
years. Olympia, this week. -
Several San Francisco travelling
alesman were exhibiting their wares
to Olympus bnsineas men this week.
The little steamer !. r. Lynden, o.
Tacoma. brought in barge of coal fol
the Olympia Gas Works, Saturday.
The family Of Capt. George savidge
have arrived from New Jersey and
win make Olympia their future. home
Mn. s. p. wyman, Misses Maggi.
Swan and Addie Dobbins will start
on visit to friends in the East to:
morrow.
The County Commissioners have
been in session this week. A full re.
port Of proceedings viii appear in .o,'
next issue. -
Col. J. N. Steele and Msssrs. Ed
ward Higgins and Winfield Spragu'
: wsre registered' 1t Olympia hotels
: Wednesday
Last week Mr.. C. E. Peterson pur
chased 5000 shingles Of Olympia pal
ties. They were shipped to steilacoon
early this week.
Messrs. John A. Ryan and Georx
II. Golfer, recently from the East, ar
in the city, with intentions Of engas
5 ing in business.
Tempted BY the prevalence Of gen
tle xephyEs. many Olympians have i'm
proved opportuue n,oments bya sail
ing DER the bay.
Messrs. r. F. Radebaugh editor o
the Tacoma Ledger, and H. T. Garrett
son, were noted among Olympia
throng Of visitors Wednesday.
The Olympia B,ttling Works will nc
z ceps the heartfelt thanks Of the entir
STANDARD force. for another generous do
nation Of Blus-tibbon scordlals. =
Mr.. John p. Fleitz, Michigan
tourist vss in Olympia Tuesday ans
Wednesday. He il now making
tour Of inspectioa d the Sound.
Mr.. J. r. whalsn, representing
Dstsult, Michigan, stove manufactul
ing company; visited Olympia in tn
Interests q, his firm, Wednesd.s.
Representative. men Of Boston
Indianapolis, Philadelphia. Washing
ton, D. c., and other transcontinents
cities were in Olympia this week.
Mr.. J. C. Psrcival has laid wate
pipe tOlthe terminus Of Second Stree
Bock for the benefit Of steamers d
string 70 take on board sqsa Jostana.
NJ. and lfrs. Bishop and "
daughters Misses Edith and Kohalx
Wallace, eys visiting friends in tn
city, and may locate here perm'
nsptly. zsss sass
Z Six steamboats, we're In the hapbo
!. Saturday. Those which did aet j tai
away h0orna az Ioea cane IN And r,