Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-03-23
MERE MENTION.

The little daisies are now in blossom.
Mr.. Cullen is patching the streets with
gravel
CLANS are gradually coming into
market.
Mr.. l.. Bettman lett for San Francisco
Monday.
Wild currant blossoms now adorn the
hillsides.
Scarlet fever is reported prevalent in
in this city.
Mr.. c. VI. White of Tacoma was in
town Monday.
Active operations have began at the
Eastsidc brickvard.
The prevailing price of cordwood is
only 81 90 per cord.
Fruit trees are in bloom between
this place and Tenino.
Doc. Baker is recover ing from a
severe attack OF measles.
The steamer Daisy came up with
logging supplies Tuesday.
Read all the advertisements in the
STANDARD. 1t will pay you.
Who will be first to burn kiln OF
brick in Olympia this season?
Samuel Williams is building a small
addition to his hardware store.
Johnny McClelland returned last
evening from trip down Sound.
Gov. Semple, this week, spent several
days IN his old home, at Vancouver
There are two regular, and three extra
stages running between here and Monte
sanO.
Mrs. Campbell of Steilacoom, has been
visiting friends in this city the last few
days.
Dame rulnors has it tina. notable
wedding is on the tapis. Ask no ques-
tons.
The Messenger has been running in
the place of the Clara Broom the past
week.
Mr.. Herman Schmidt, a well-known
citizen of Winlock, was in town, this
week.
The Fleet9ood has been landing at the
Long Wharf the past week on account
of low tides.
MIR. +. Skies, representing his San
Francisco cigar house, was in town.
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jacob Gunstone and Miss Ida Nav
Munson were married at South Union,
Wednesday.
Services in the Baptist Church next
Sunday, morning and evening, by Rev.
Geo. NJ. Rodgers,
Mr.. D. B. Jackson, Manager of the
Port Blakely Mill Co., was in town a
few days this week.
Mr.. Oliver Shead, one of the proprie-
tors of the fourishing town-site of Seatco,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. g. w. Edwards, craftsman for the
Coast Survey schooner Earnest, came up
from Frisco, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Young, and family
Of four children arrived in town yester.
day from Pierre, Dakota.
4he Clara Brown did not make her usu-
al trip Monday, because of being laid up
for repairs one day in Seattle.
Another large assortment of wooden
pipe was shipped from here this week,
Seattle being the point of destination . t !.
Miss May Billings. OF Tacoma, who
has been visiting relatives III this place
general weeks past, returned home Tues.
day,
Mr.. NJ. P. Renton, representing the
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Rail.
road, was in town the early part of the
week.
Portland architects are preparing
plans and specifications for the new
Odd Fellows Temple, to be erected in
this city. i
III. 6. &. Sargent, Of Aberdeen, tor.
merly hotel keeper OF this city, was
shaking hands with oldtime friends here
this week.
A brief call from Messrs. Snively and
Parks, Of the Code Commission, Is one
ct the pleasant remembrance o! thf
Raast week:
There are now $40 scholars in tho pub
lie schools OF Olympia. This Is q gain oil
twenty-five since the beginning Of thu
present year.
If the local penciler has been "tOt
fresh" it is to be hoped all will fOrbeal
till he learns the ways of wisdom from
his saperiors.
st. Eatrick.s hay passed away quietly
Dutch, Swedes, Danes. aud many nation
alities other than Irish, we're seen wear
ing OF the green.
Mr.. A. n Ranger, of the Gem Chor
House, has about recovered from hi
recent affection, mention Of which wa
made In past iesdos
Scores Of prominent men in othe
business and social circles, have visitct
Olympia this week, OF whom space for
bids proper mention.
Miss Mallie Davis, OF San Francisco,
sister Of Mrs. Joseph Cheim, arrived
Wednesday, TO remain few weeks Of
visit to her relatives.
Butter now sells at from s. to 40 cent
per pound; eggs at % cents per dozen
-four, 81 to IS per barrel and potatoes a
s. and 80 cents per bushel.
York on the warehouse at the end {
kohg Wharf has been resumed, and tn
structure will soon loom up as a prom
nent object at the waterfront.
DIR. J. L. Cook and nephew, J. A
Cook, well known here, came in iron
Tacoma, Saturday, to attend the funer;
services of the late Robert Mack.
Dir. ]. G. Eroetor, q well known Tao
lNa' architect, was in town this week
He will soon commence work on the me-
asylum building at Medical Lake.
Measles is 10th to leave the children {
Olympia. The various schools hay
been somewhat depleted on accour
Of another visitation of the disease.
Mr.. Samuel Williams will temperate
occupy the Carroll building fronting I'll
Public Square as dwelling while b
lew brick is in PROCESS q constructions
Mrs. Steinberg will give grand sprir
opening next Wednesday and Thursda
when an excellent stock Of millinery wi
be displayed for the heneft Of her Gu
tomeFs.
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