Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
Az ENJOYABLE PARTY.-Last ey

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Hall by Mr.. Geo. q. Mills to a large
and select number OF his friends in
Olympia. Among those present we
noticed the following ladies and gen.
tlemen: Hon. John F. and Mrs. |
Convey, DR.. and Mrs. p. II. Carlyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. McElroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Co
hen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Laberee, Mrs.
Cdall, Mrs Ellis, Miss Annie Cowles,
Miss Allen, Miss Bouldin, Miss Aver,
Miss McFadden, Miss Lansdale, Miss
Wood, Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Burntra-
ger, Mr. J. c. Boyd, Mr.. Frank NJ.
Convey, Mr.. Geo. q. Mills, Mr.. +. }.
Severson, Mr.. Geo. Williams, Mr..
F. Bausman, Mr. l.. Moore, Mr.. Gus.
Harris, Mr.. Allen. Prof. w. II. Rob
erts furnished satisfactory music and
a very enjoyable time was had.
DECIDED TO INvEsT-Ed Burris, one
Of the mos. agreeable and popular
commercial men who visit our city is
again among us representing his firm
C.evalier Il Go. Ed in lookir z
over our fair city il at daggers points
with himself and depl res the f,ct that
for oace his judgment failed him in not
investing few doll r. In proper y
when he WAS H. re last fall. What was
offered him then r dimes he can t
ROW touch for dollars, bu, II t in the
least discouraged he, to-day, had time
to place n few dollars in OLYMPIC real
ty. He bespe ks for tn" city grand
future and he IS 4 man of the world
and has an opportunity of visiting
"any places his judgement Is worthy
of consideration.
To FOREIGN CLIMEs-Tuesday az
ternoon the ship Columbia left out
ward bound from Olympia harbor hav-
ing cargo of 1850 piles consigned to
California. They were logged and
loaded by Frank Williamson at NORTH
Bay, and experts sly they are as fine
lot of sticks AS ever left this or any
other port. Her berth will be taken
tomorrow by larger vessel, name at
present unknown, which will he loaded
for the Port Blakely mill. This vessel
will take much larger cargo than the
Columbia and she will be ready for her
outward trip 10 days after her arrival
here.
NUpTIALs-Justice Ready was yes
terday afternoon called upon to per-
form the marriage. ceremony for VIM.
F. Monaghan and Martha E. Hayes of
South Prairie The happy couple
when the ceremony was over repaired
to the home of Harvey Hayes, the
brides brother, who lives five miles
west of this city where an informal re-
ception was held.
From the Daily of Thursday
| Forty families want houses in Olym-
pia, Immediately, and as yet, not one
is available.
The prospect now is that the windy
month will come in like n lamb, as the
old chronicles have it.
There will be meeting of Ladies'
Relief Society Thursday March 7th at
9 o'clock p. M. at III. & L Co.'S room.
Mrs. E. HOPKINS, who WAS reported
several days ago to be seriously i'll, is
slowly but hopefully improving in
health.
Mr.. Nelson Sargent passed through
town yesterday, en- route from a down
Sound trip, to his home on Grand
Mound Prairie.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hopkins returned Tues
day, to his quarters at the Carlton
House, from his usual weekly trip to
lower Sound points.
p. F. Brevelt, who was attacked four
days ago with severe hemorrnage OF
the lungs, has so far recovered az TO
re able to attend t. his business.
III. Cummings, member of the
largest mill company on the Sound
located at Tacoma, is in Olympia to-
day on his way home from Gray's
harbOr.
Geo. H. Emerson, manager OF the
Hoaquim milling company, dropped
in among the good people of this city
to-day, and will stay short while at
tending to business.
Thirty arrivals we're registered at
the Carlton House, last evening, and
to-day, up to the time of going to
press, the number OF arrivals at all the
hotels aggregate over sixty.
From Cospomolis, to-day, there ar
rived Mr.. c. F. Leavenworth, a well
known lumber mill superintendent,
who will linger a few days among MS
attending to matters connected with
his lumber interests.
An old man named O'G IRA was
arrested last night by Chief Savidge,
who booked him in the city Jail for
vagrancy. To-day when arranged be-
fore Justice Ready he had nothing to
say and was committed t. Jail for
thirty days.
TIE funeral of Master Henry Jones,
whose death was noted yesterday, was
held at half-past ten o'cl ok this morn
ing, at the Presbyterian church, Rev.
w. B. Lee, conducting the servic s.
The remains we're deposited in Ma
sonic cemetry.
o. w. Barlow, a capitalist of Dakota,
is quartered at the Carlton House.
Mr.. Barlow has been looking over this
section of the country for some time
with view of locating here, and
50 we'll plea ed is he that he has
} secured sew, raj sections of land short
distance from town.
Mrs. A. d. Whitney, the esteemed
hostess oil the Carlton House, writes
that although she j, having pleasant
time among relatives and friends in
San Francisco, is awaiting the time
when she may return to mingle in the
whirl of social and business prosperity
that now prevails in this city.
A. J. Baldwin, an old resident of
this section, died last evening at a log
ging camp on the Big Skookum. He
was one of the Oldest settlers in this
part OF the country, and many allegc
he was here as along ago as when
Mount Tumwater was a hole in the
ground. Baldwin was one of the force
who first welded a pick and shovel on
the canal from the head of the bay.
!, DEPARTED THIS LIFE Wednesday
at ernoon, at her home in Yelm prai-
rie, there departed this life, Mrs. An
ME Chamters, wife OF Thomas NJ.
Chsmb r, the brother Of ex-MAy or
A. H. Chambe of this city. TIL, de
&C ased lady had long been a sufferer