Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-04

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important day in the real estate mar
ket. 1t is then that the Pattison Adj
ditiOn will be available TO purchasers,
and already scramble is imminent.
Olympia Lodge OF Odd Fellows con-
template accepting an invitation of
the Tacoma Lodges, to participate
with them in celebration of the ami
yersary OF the order, the 10Th of April.
At the residence OF Mr.. X. b. Nc
Intosh, at Tumwatcr, ON Monday
evening, March 3lst, by Rev. G. A.
Landon, Mr.. James Swan and Miss
Stella NJ. Shaw, were united in mar
riage.
Mr.. Z. S. Horton, OF Fairhaven, was
up this week on visit to his family.
He is erecting a shop in that city
for conducting the plumbing business,
but will still maintain his home in
this city.
A logger by the name OF George
NcscLre, of Mason county, died of heart
disease, at St. Peters Hospital,
Wednesday. He leaves a wife and
child, and had been afflicted the past
five years.
The stockholders OF the Second Ma
tional Bank of Olympia to-day Sc
lected the following directors: N. IL.
Owings, F. NJ. Wade, Jno. S. Baker, S.
c. Woodruff, L. Bettman, c. J. Lord
and Robt. Frost.
The Capital Theatre will open Mon
day night with a large company OF
variety performers, in songs, dances,
character sketches, etc., which will close
with the laughable farce of Cranks."
Admission 25 and SO cents.
Mr.. Levy, the great cornetist, who
appears at Columbia Hall, next Tues
day evening, has been rendered the
position of band master of all the
military bands of Russia, which offer
he declined to fill engagements with
his talented company.
Mr.. Orrin Robinson who has been
engaged for some time in supplying
logs for the pipe factory, on Eastside,
will add another team to his outfit and
largely increase the business to keep
pace with. the constantly growing de-
mand.
DR.. J. J. McKone, prominent
physician of Tacoma, who has been
under treatment at St. Peters Hos
pital, the past few days, is in a fair
way of recovery, and it is thought that
he will be able to return home by Sat-
urday.
Miss Dora Stcrnberg returned this
week from San Francisco whittier she
went to purchase stock of millinery
goods. She has made splendid Sc
lection, if the sound judgment of
Olympia ladies OF fashion may be re-
lied upon in such matters.
L. L. Bethel, aged % years, died Of
| pneumonia, Tuesday. He had been
ailing the past two years, and his af
Fiction finally developed into pro.
nounced form Of the dread disease
which ended his life. He was young
man of exemplary habits.
The First National Bank was duly
installed in its new building last Sat
urday. The removal of the four-tor
safe engaged the attention OF Messrs
Drewry & Son till a late hour at night
but it was finally housed and business
began Monday morning in truly met
ropolitan style.
Mr.. w. w. Work, has just finished
the painting on the inside OF the new
hotel, and those who would like to see
the poetry of colors when properly
harmonized and blended, would d.
well to examine the spacious walls
and vaulted ceilings of that magnifi
cent structure.
Mr.. A. r. Davis, who has been res
ident of this city several months, ha
gone to Gray's Harbor, to Investigate
the claims Of that portion of the coun
try for settlement. He is charmet
i with our State and especially Olympia
and will spread the good tiding
among his old associates in the ia
East.
i Dollars to dougnuts that the bi,
naples so skillfully moved from tn
Stuart corner and so carefully plantet
on the eastside of the plaza, will cas-
no more greatful shadows over tn
heated wayfarer. The big bill of ex
pense will be about the only thing
that will materialize of special interes
to the citizen.
i A State bank has been incorporates
with Messrs. E. w. Andrews, w. +
Newell, C. s. Eaton and other prom
inent citizens ass stockholders, ant
will begin business in the building
formerly occupied by the First Nation
al, early next month. 1t will begin
with capital of $50. COO and be know
as the Bank of Olympia.
] The local sensation of the day is tn
proposed libel suit for $25 900 damage
to be instituted by DR.. C. L. Flannigal
against Mrs. A. H. III. Stuart, for al
legged SANDER which the doctor affirm
has led to a separation of himself ant
WIFE,. The papers have been prepared
i bdt at last accounts had not beer
filed.
The advertising drop-curtain a
Columbia Hall, will hereafter affOrt
; q means OF entertainment tween acts
It sets forth, in terse language, tn
principal features Of trade represented
by our leading business men. 1t
executed in the highest style OF art
by Messrs. Cook and Adams, manipula
tors of colors, and with Mr.. Down
ing, as Chief ConubiatOr.
4 The increase of instruments for rec
ord at the Office of the County Audito
lis an infallible index of the activity O
business. Beginning with this year
the month of January gave a dali,
average of seven instruments for rec
ord, February showed fraction owe
eight, and March nearly reaches ten
| April so far indicates corresponding
ratio of accelerated increase, and tn
record is mainly OF deeds.
j A smash-up occurred on Percival
Hill Monday. A loaded team driver
by Mr.. Loverin was coming down tn
steep incline when they started to run
and Mr.. Ellison and a companion, VIII
were in carriage at the foot OF tn
hill, jumped out to stop them, leavin!
their vehicle in the middle of the road
The heavy wagon struck the bugg
and broke q wheel and the shaft, wheI
one of Mr.. Loverin's horses fell, an
the wagon bed and heavy load q
gravel was precipitated upon him
Strange to relate, however, no seriou