Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-05-04
MERE MENTION.


The Hayrdrd arrives on time every
evening.
Fourth OF July comes on Wednesday
this year.
The "April showers" have extended
over into May.
Travel by our local railroad is large
and increasing.
There are about 80 patients at st
Peters Hospital.
Final settlement of the Wright estate
will be made tomorrow.
Miss Hattie Menzies and Edna Moore
visited Tacoma this week.
Wednesday, daughter was born to
the wife of Mayor Chambers.
Mr.. Chas Hatch has just recovered
from an attack OF the mumps.
The Emma Hdynard brought up
seyenty,one passengers Monday night.
Misses Mamie Henry and Addie Dob
b;ns visited Seattle early in the week.
Dogwood blossom bouquets are the lat
e.t hit in Olympia fashionable circles.
Travel is increasing. Olympia hotels
have about all the patronage they desire.
Miss Elite French, of Mound Prairie,
has been sojonrning in the city this week
St. Peters Hospital is a credit tc
Olympia, and aboon to suffering hui
mainly.
Mr.. Frank Snyder east his optics upor
Seattle and other down Sound ports
Tuesday.
Mr.. f. w. johnson, the Steilacoon
shoemaker, was in this city on business
Tuesday.
Mr.. o. Spieseka, engineer OF the
Black Lake Logging Railroad was in thu
city, Saturday.
The gravel train has been put in mo
ton for the repair and improvement o
various streets.
Mr.. Charles Hood has gone. to Big
Skookum, where he expects to remain
during the summer.
Mr.. P. p Carol, of Seattle, is spend
ing few days with his family, at his
farm, near this city.
A sale of real estate has been ordered
in the matter of the estates of VIM. II
and Clarisa ]. Taylor.
Mr. r. J. Adcock, representing the
San Francisco Examiner, was in Olym-
pia early in the week.
Montesano and Kamilche stages are
literally patronized by passengers COM
ing and going from Olympia.
George L. Barrick and Bertha Nher-
rett were united in marriage, We1nes-
day, by Probate Judge Root.
A new saw-mill is to be started on the
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
about four miles north of Tenino.
Mr.. Nelson Sargent, a prominent
with his genial presence Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. McCune, late of Canada,
Ontario, is in the city. Like mos all
other arrivals he has come to stay.
MI. Peter Bernier, . prominent citizen
Of Napavine, cast his optics DER Olym-
pia's picturesque scenery, early in the
week.
Mr.. J. L. Miller, Of Chicago. represent
ing the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Asso
citation, paid Olympia a brief visit this
week.
{ Mr.. Devora, of Tumwater, had Q
thumb and finger crushed, last Friday
while coupling cars on the o. & C. "
8 railroad, e. wsa
4 Mrs. Burr. late Of Nebraska. is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Milton Giles, of this
city and will spend the summer in
+ Olympia.
The Skagit chief brough: up SOD bar
rels Of lime last Tuesday from San Juan,
for the brick buildings now in process Of
construction.
W. II. Pratt, Of Kam;lche, who has
been at st. Peters Hospital for some
time past, suffering with dropsy, has re.
turned home.
A very fine colt belonging to Mr.. r. g.
O'Brien, this week tried to jump high
fence. Result. broke neck and sudden
death to the colt.
Application has been made to the Pro
butte court for appointment Of P. s
Washburn as guardian Of Mary Me
Callister, minor.
A. couple of tourists mounted on 81
inch bicycles, passed. through this city
Sunday evening, from Tacoma on thei
way to San Francisco.
The n. Z. Conference, Rev. R. H
Massey, assisted by several associat'
ministers from abroad, in charge, ha'
been in progress this week.
Sunday evening, at the Carlton louise
Judge Root, united Mr.. c. II. Clemen:
and Miss Maggie Murray, Of Elma, il
the holy bonds of matrimony.
The card of Mr.. r. M. Waddeli appears
this week. He is Q wellknown, reliable
mechanic. Give HIM your orders, and
B aid laudable home enterprise.
Messrs IS. G. Herren of Winlock, ant
David L. Ward, late Of North Carolina
have opened law-ofice in this city
Look for their card next week.
Tuesday the Emma ,Hanaesd brought
5 up 1917 tons of stoves for local trade,
10 tons of -four for Aldridge & Hoy, and
several tons of miscellaneous freight.
l.. s. Woods, of Shelton, Is at st. Pc
er's Hospital. suffering from painful
but not dangerous wound in one foot
caused by coming in contact with SHARP
axs.