Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-09

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Dusty. IL
Circus on Monday.
Blossoms are falling.
Our beautiful shade trees.
Cherries are now as large as peas:
The foundry will start into operation
Monday.
The pipe factory is running night
and day.
A cold wave passed over the city
yesterday.
Caroline Gage Co., tonight and to-
morrow night.
The Capital National Bank will
open Tuesday.
Scores of dwellings are going up in
South Olympia.
The Eastside backyard will soon re-
sumo operation.
There is, as yet, no tagging in the
value of real estate.
The neighboring prairies are covered
with green strawberries.
Ellis race-track near this city is one
Of the best on the Coast.
Fourth street is now the busiest
thoroughfare in the city.
Mrs. Judge Irwin, OF Montesano, is
visiting her parents, here.
Mr.. Jos. H. Gibson of Bucoda, has
been in the city this week.
1t seems that Olympia is to have the
newly established land Office.
Born on Wednesday morning, to
the wife Of Mr.. Hanllin, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, of the Carl
ton, visited Shelton this week.
Hon. Alfred Dickey, of North Da-
kota, is registered at the Carlton.
The crews of the Sound steamers
have struck for an advance of wages.
Large shipments of coal are being
deposited at the wharf of the gas works.
Mr.. Robt. Mari, of the Acme Drug
Store, has sold his -Eastside residence.
Mr.. Reeds residence, in the southern
part of the city, will cost about S., 900.
The "Opening Balw at The Olympia
takes place on the evening of the 18th
inst.
The largest residence portion of
Olympia is southeast of the business
center.
Read the STANDARDS business loo
! ais and new advertisements. It will
pay you.
The Unitarian Club sat down to an
elegant banquet at The Olympia, last
evening.
&c. Rathbun, Of the Resier, has re-
ceived the contract for the county
printing.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Brown & Feriae ip
this paper. So 2
Strawberries (this imported article)
have made their appearance in ouz
markets.
Messrs. Eddy & Gordon have re.
moved their law Office to the Woodruff
building. -''-'~'ss'. $780,, .'''
DR.. A. B. Woodland was in Seattle
this week, attending the State Dental
Society.
A little daughter OF Mr. Demiag foll
from fence few days ago and broke
collar bone.
The capacity of the the Tumwate1
-four mill il to be increased to 100 bar
rels per day. s4
George Stocking, Of Grand Mound
IL visiting old friends in and about the
/. Capita. City. g
New places Of business are openini
in every nook and corner Of Main ant
Fourth streets.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
E. Grow, on Adams street, Tuesday, the
18th inst, ct 2P. n.
Dr.. Jackman, formerly of this city
but now of Nevada, is visiting friends
and relatives in thecity.
The State military board recon-.
mend that the State Encampment bt
held at Olympia, in August.
Mr.. Charles White, the well known
surveyor and civil engineer, of former
years, is visiting in Olympia.
Thomas A. Davis has been appoint
ed Supervisor Of Road District @, in
place Of Fred Troller, resigned.
Fowler's Tableaux dart and Con-
cert Co., will perform at Columbis
Hall ON Monday, the 10Th inst.
The preaent cool weather is pro
nouncedby farmers to be quite favor.
able to the young fruit blossoms.
ecent burns in. the woods indi-
Gates that Mrs. Lo will enjoy bounti.
full crop Of blackberries, this year.
On the 9Th inst, J. G. Sparks, J. p,
united in marriage 8. E. Jackson, "a
Henrietta Randell both of South Bay.
Mr.. Charles E. Hewitt has bought
sthe property now occupied by Mr..
Joih Clarke, Of Tpmwatsr fog -, 500.
walter Scott Jr., while at work in
the single mill 1t Tumwater, Tues
day. had his thumb cut of by knot
saw.
Mr.. McFall, . member OF the firm
of Blake, McFall & Co., of Portland,
made brief business call at the CAPT
tai to-day.