Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-25
MERE MENTION.

carriage.
The Baptist Sabbath School pic
nicked yesterday.
The last cherry OF summer looks
withered and sweet.
Mr.. S. G. Ward is about to erect a
residence on Westside.
The social hops at The Olympia"
are the craze just now.
Keep your doors and windows Sc
curely fastened at night.
Mrs. S. NJ. F. Jones, spent few
days in Tacoma this week.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
went ON picnic Tuesday.
A son was born to the wife of John
WEIGH, OF this city, this week.
The Royce-Lansing Musical Comedy
Co. will visit Olympia New. 18th.
Rev. Geo. w. Sloan will preach in
Tumwater next Sunday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Seed,
of Black lake, this week, boy
The Eastside grading begins to re-
semble the scene OF railroad work.
The city is overrun with hobos that
have been driven out Of other towns.
The Recie,c proposes to issue spe-
cial Olympia edition at an early date.
Railroad pile driving is now carried
on at all times OF night when the tide
serves.
Mrs. Edwards and daughter, OF Sc
attic, were visiting in this city, a few
days this week.
P. B. johnson and wife, of the
Walla Walla Union, were in the CAPT
tai city Friday.
Mr.. Lang's benefit, Monday evening,
drew a full house, deserving tribute
to his industry and zeal.
Paul H. Neuf!er has opened a jew
elry store ON Washington street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth.
II you want to see hole in the
ground go up to the railroad tunnel
and look into the excavation.
DR.. Hal NJ. Wyman has taken apart
ments in Temple Flat, where he may
be found during Office hours.
Col. T. v. Eddy, who has been under
treatment at st. Peters hospital the
past few days, is FAST recovering.
"A Pair of Jacks" will be presented
at Columbia Hall this evening 1t is
musical farce and screamer.
Mr.. John Corkish, Manager of the
pipe factory, has beeen drumming up
business in this city during the week.
Messrs. Heistand, Warner & Co.,
Wholesale and retail grocers will occu-
by the ground floor of the Stuart
building.
The Tribune's support of the steam
er Detroit has had very decided ef-
feet. She is now in the hands of the
Sheriff for debt.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
Guild will give Garden Party at the
residence Of Judge T. N. Allen, on
Friday, August LIST.
Tuesday afternoon some one en-
tered the lodging rooms of the crew OF
the Fleetwood, and stole their cloth
ing and other valuables.
Mr.. Alfred G. Cushman, who occu-
pies rooms in Capitol addition, was
robbed of gold watch valued at 500,
few nights ago, by nocturnal prowl-
ers.
: This is the camping season, the
time to read highly-seasoned romance
meath outrageous shades, and catch
cold as the dew falls during the still
hours of night.
The interior of Olympia Theater is
to be finished in California redwood
and native oak. A splendid lot of the
former was received by the Clara
Brown last week.
Sunday morning thieves entered
the Columbia House and stole one
hundred dollars from the guests.
Monday morning the same act was
performed at the Carlton House.
The Emma Juch Opera Company
will make another western tour early
in 1891, and propose giving several
performances in Olympia Theater.
They will appear about Feb. 10th.
"A Pair of Jacks" will be played at
Columbia Hall, this evening, and We
predict they will stake the tricks"
1t is superb company, made up from
leading talent from many sources.
The steamer Nellie is running in
place of the steamer Willie, while the
latter boat goes on the ways at Ia
i coma for repairs. She will probably
{ be able to resume her trips in a week
or ten days.
Mr.. John Zelch, left last Wednes-
day for the East. He has purchased
considerable property on Westside.
He takes with him large photograph
OF the capital city to show to the
Eastern people.
A painful accident occurred at the
Billings stone quarry, at Tenino, Sat
urday. A chip of steel flew from q
chisel and entered the left eye of Mr..
John Sonberg, an employe, seriously
injuring that member.
A little son of Mr.. James set his
clothing on fire, Tuesday, while playing
with matches, but the flames we're ex-
tinguished by his mother without the
child sustaining severe injury. Mrs.
Us hands were, however, quite severely
burned