Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-04-27
MERE MENTION.

MERE MENTION.
Capt. G. d. Hill, OF Seattle, is in the
city.
Mr. Geo. c. l,rae'. plii Sc ,tle visit
this week.
Til, ,hingle-mill ha, been san; down
the pas. few days.
The Cyrus ITalker and Zephyr took
away logs yesterday.
About $1,000 feet OF logs are daily put
afoat by Ellis camp.
Rev. X. II. Massey paid Seattle n
brief visit, Wednesday.
The Messenger came up in place OF The
Clare Bro'ra, Wednesday.
Mrs II. lIackshaw, OF Centralia. is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. Y :. Porter returned from 4 so
journ in California Wednesday,
DR. +. p. French, OF Elma, was 10
ticed upon our streets yesterday.
April -. a daughter was born to the
wife OF Andrew Bessel, OF this city
Mr. J. II Rice, has added a bathroom
to his barber shop, in Ioung's Hotel.
Another marriage is on the tapis foi
Olympia; fall particulars next week
The Zephyr and Goliah both look away
large booms OF logs, early this week
Rem Patterson has sold his six-ton sail
boat to Mr. c. f. CASTILLO, OF Aberdeen.
Mr. W. J. Fleming, of Centralia
tarried few days in Olympia this wee!:
Mr.. Si!as Galliher, of Whatcom county
is up on visit to his old stamping
ground.
Mr.. Peter DeJorup, a prominent cit
zen of Utsalady, visited Olympia Il few
days ago.
On the 22d inst daughter was born
to the wife of David Hendrickson, o
this city.
Surveyor General J. c. Breckenridge
has moved his Office, into the Chambers
building.
Mr.. f. Il. Young is cleaning up quite
an extensive tract of land on his farm on
Westside.
Miss Lacy Munson has returned from
visit of several weeks duration a
Port Gamble.
The Eastside sawmill, Wednesday
shipped large consignment of lumber
to Steilacoom.
Col. J. NJ. Steele, OF Tacoma, honored
Olympia with his genial presence, the
first Of the week.
Olympians now eat all kinds of "gar'
den sass" No imported goods either
all raised at home.
Mr.. ID. b. Jackson, Manager of the
Port Gamble Mill Company, was in
Olympia this week.
Mrs. Hackshaw, has sold her property
known as the old Tillev place, in this
county, for $4,000.
Mr.. Nathan Kaufman is now employed
in the Spokane Falls branch store OF
Toklas & Kaufman.
Mr.. Eltna Van Epps is now employed
as assistant in the survey OF the West
Coast Railroad route.
Spring showers have given a splendid
start to vegetation and all crops give
promise Of large yields.
Dr. Ostrander made professional visit
to his old home on the Cowlitz, Wednes-
day, and returned Thursday.
Edward McTaggart, of Utsalady, has
been appointed Lumber Inspector, vice
Hon. NJ. J. McElroy, resigned.
Mr.. Jas. A. Kelly, Montesano's most
prominent dispenser of liquids, paid
Olympia brief visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Mcleod, of Shell
ton, were visiting old friends and
acquaintance in Olympia this. week.
Mr.. VIM. Stringer, Jas. Longmire, Miss
Anna Littlejohn, and several others
visited Seattle Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Mac Pincus, of San Francisco
tarried in Olympia this week, visited old
acquaintance, and formed new ones.
Capt. Gilbert's surveying steamer
FucG left this morning for Bellingham
: Bay, to-begin the seasons operations.
Mr.. G. w. Stetson, of Stetson s. Posts
8 sawmill, Seattle, was seen among Olym'
pia's array Of visitors, early this week.
Gwin Hicks, Esq, Collector of Inter.
nal Revenue, has been attending to the
duties Of his Office in Olympia this week
Geo. J. Moseley, Esq, of Aberdeen
Prosecuting Attorney for Chehalis coun-
ty, paid Olympia brief visit this week
Mr.. George Hayes, of this city, is now
canvassing the Gray's Harhor coun nv in
the interest Of. the Olympia Pickle
Works.
The District Court, WAS in session al
Kalama, Wednesday. There was but
little business and the court adjourned
the same day.
The Hayscard continues to carry he
full compliment OF passengers, Coming
and going. with an unusual amount o.
freight each way.
Mr.. NJ. L. Williams, like Job of Old
is suffering because OF being afflicted will
boils. Mr.. ". endures his punishment
without murmur.
Mr.. George H. Tarball, formerly o.
this city and now Tenino real estat,
agent, visited the scenes OF by-sone day
in Olympia yesterday.
On the 2lth inst, a son was born Il
the wife Of A. w. Geisler, Of this city
also, on same day, to the wife Of Matsor
:. Rogers, of Westside, son.
Besides meeting with ready ca lis fol
their wares in this city, the Olympi,
Pickle Works have filled several larg'
orders for Tacoma and Seattle.
Mr.. Sam Percival is afflicted with al
ahsccss under his arm. The pain is quite
aeyese, but it is to be hoped his punish
lnent will be Of short duration.
Mr.. Jos. Chilberg has been appointed
agent for the celebrated Porter cart thu
best two-wheeled vehicle made, and vii
soon receive carload of them.
DR.. P. H. Carlyon and Mr.. Geo. Thomp
son have removed to their respective
farms in Mason county, where they vii
reside during the coming summer.
Yesterday the sqg PolitkofskY, Capt
Renton in command, brought up fifteen
tons OF hay for the Port Blakely Mil
Company's logging camps near this city
A capital place to get capital meal j:
at the Capital restaurant, lately opened
ny Mr.. John McClelland and wife 1
would be capital idea t. test the mat
ter.
Hon. H. G. Strive, formerly of this
city, and now one of Seattle's brightest
legal luminaries, paid Olympia brie
visit, Monday, and returned home Tues
day.