Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-09-06
MERE MENTION.
From the daily OF Friday.

Born to MIR. and Mrs. Philips, a boy.
James Meacham & Co., have received
Il new stock of furniture.
Miss Eta Venen returned home
from Seattle last evening.
The Multonomah brought a large
cargo of freight this morning, landing
at Percival's lock.
| Mr.. Bessac, late editor of the .Reuies
now a resident of Montesano, is up on
a visit to his many friends here.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Cheim's little boy was held from their
residence this morning at ten o'clock.
Mr.. J. A. Wintermute, of Tacoma
and Robert Shortburn, of Franklin,
have been appointed nOtaries public
by the Governor.
Miss Carrie Allen, who has been
visiting her friends here for some time
past, left for her home in Spokane
Falls to-day.
Weather indications are for rain to
day and tomorrow and also show
signs of the early approach of the
rainy season.
Mr.. Emanuel Rose, of kamilchie,
and Miss Maggie Meschiler, of Olym-
pia, were united in marriage by Judge
Sparks yesterday.
Richard Cummings, who received a
severe injury at Kamilchie by fractur-
ing blood vessel, was taken to the
hospital in this city to-day.
Mr.. Isaac Pincus and wife, of Taco.
ma, are visiting their many friends in
this city. Mr.. Pincns intends buying
the hop crops of the surrounding
country.
The fire ut Tacoma was not so SER
ious IS those of Seattle and Spokane
Falls, but let it be warning to us
to be ever ready to meet the terrible
destructive fire fend.
The long looked-for repairs to our
cross-walks are coming. A new one is
being: laid on Fourth and Main SITS. We
hope they will not stop at that one, but
continue to fix them all.
The genial and very obliging James
G. Tusten of the firm of Tusten & Co.
returned from Seattle with new stock
of fruit. He has ON inspection bunch
of grapes weighing four pounds.
Messrs. S. w. Gibbs and M. E. Mat.
lock, two rising young attorneys of Ia
coma, visited our city to-day. They
are lately from New Jersey, and have
followed the Greeleyan injunction ant
came West.
Hop-picking season is at last here
at least such is the conclusion drawn
from the number of Indians and far
mers on our streets, wagons and horses
Of every kind and description are tiet
to every available place.
DR.. Flanagan and City Marsha
Savidge took a drive out to the pest
house to examine into the truth o.
the report which appeared in the
Review concerning the stencil at the
pest house. The report is utterly false
as they found the smell to come from
a dead animal some little distance
away.
Article of incorporation of the Citi-
zens' Loan and Trust company, of this
city, were filed this afternoon by the
Trustees, J. G. Breckenridge, John F
Convey and Geo. d. Shannon, of this
city, and John P. Hoyt, of Seattle
The OLYMP1AN published an amour
cement some time ago, but the organ
ization has just been perfected to-day
The following delegates were elected
to the County Convention at the Re
publican primaries last evening First
ward, G. A. Barnes, S. c. Woodruff, 1. C.
Ellis, Philip Hiltz, S. G. Ward, C. r
Talcott, N. S. Porter, A. c. Labaree
J. S. Brewer, F. F. Williamson, E. A
Stevens; Second ward-J. F. Convey, T
J. McBratney, w. F. Ready, T. N
FordJ. J. H. Wilson; Third wards
P. Wiman, J. G. Lybarger, Ed. Hark
ness, NJ. A. Root and B. w. Davis.
Our townsman, Mr.. A. c. Clark, de-
parted several weeks ago for California
on mysterious mission, and until ;
few days ago, nothing was heard O
his whereabouts, when he re
turned with a fair bride, to the
delight of his many friends. He was
on the 9Th inst, united in marriage tt
Miss Artilissa Dorland, at Whittier il
that State, and since that time ha'
been on his wedding tour. We express
but the sentiment of the whole com
munity when We tender the happ!
couple our best wishes for long ant
happy life.
| From the daily of Saturday.