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

e Typhoid fever Is prevalent IN 'n's
city.
All the public schools will open next
Monday.
Camncrs are sending in for more
blankets.
The hop-pickins season commences
next Monday.
There are now fifty patients i'll st.
Peters Hospital.
High tides have been prevailing dur
ing the past week.
Born, to the wife Of Henry Johnson,
Of Eastside, a daughter.
Prof. Yemen is officially visiting the
SCHOOL marms, this week.
The Fannie Lake brought up freight
for C. Horr, Wednesday.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
electric plant at Tumwater.
Olympians have taken their last
ride on narrow gauge rails.
The Collegiate Institute will begin
its Winter term next Tuesday.
The voter who expects to win, will
not neglect to register his name.
The primaries are near at hand and
political workers are on the alert.
Mason county sends to Thurston
for teachers in the public schools.
The Champion Hall has been moved
to the northeast corner Of the lot.
The Sehome is now making regular
trips on the Olympia-Seattle route.
The distance of about one block per
day is graveled on upper Main street.
Born, at South Bay, last Monday, to
MIR and Mrs. Council, a ll-pound boy.
The Eastside brickyard is burning Il
kiln of brick containing over go, coo.
Every hotel and lodging house in
Olympia is filled to its utmost capacity.
The season is waning and cool
nights are steadily growing more ire
Quent.
Mr.. J. Weathcrby is confined to the
hospital with n severe attack OF ty-
phoid fever.
In the absence OF the MOON, the
queen star of night is an object OF
ineffable beauty.
Mr.. G. l.. Eastman, of Portland
Oregon, has opened Photographic
studio in this city.
Mr.. Jos. Chilberg has already Sc
cured some excellent samples of plums
for the Spokane Fair.
The furniture store of Mr.. C. f
Schultz was closed by attachment fol
small debt this week.
The Fourth Street bridge will prob
ably be in condition for teams to
pass over it tomorrow.
The firm of Paisley and William.
has been dissolved, Mr.. &. A. Williams
continuing the business.
] The State Library, when the books
on the way here are received, will con
tain about IL, 500 volumes.
The stone work of the McKenny
building is progressing as fast as mer
and material can be utilized.
The foggy mornings are coming, al
Nearly outgoing steamers clearly indicate
by the reverberating screenings.
Geo. H. Thomas Post of the Crane
Army have rented the south hall il
Odd Fellows Temple, for their meetin,
room.
Mr.. Sizer has bought the interest O
his partner Mr.. Manvill, in the Marbl
business, and will hereafter conduct
alone.
The old-timo steep grade of Aver
Hill is fast disappearing under tn
united efforts OF big plows and whee
scrapers.
The wisdom of the State is in tn
Capital City and its eloquence viii
soon be made audible in our Legisla
tive halls.
The new wholesale and retail grocer!
store of Messrs. Heistand, Warner 4
Co., will begin business tomorrow
Saturday.
The cost of telegraphing the census
returns to Gov Ferry, for use OF TIN
Legislature, in making the apportion
nlent, was 1926.
Geo. H. Thomas Post G. A. 4. hav
received an invitation to attend tn
= Spokane Exposition, and will probabl..
accept as body.
The infant daughter of Judge an
Mrs. Irwin died at Montesano Tuesday
The remains were brought TO this cit
on Thursday for interment.
Quite delegation from this city al
tended the Labor Day celebration a
Seattle Monday. The Fleetwood mad
n extra trip 10 carry them.
The question is frequently asked
"Why should it take a week for tn
railroads to bring freight from Portlan'
to Olympia% We give it up.
The Didascalion was recognized thi
week, at Calethea College, and il
weekly sessions will henceforth be ref
ularly conducted by the students.
The Masons contemplate the eret
ton Of $4,000 temple on their lc
opposite The Olympia, next season
1t will probably be built of stone.
A son of Mr.. Bozarth, of Hartstei
Island, aged about two years, wa
seriously scalded, Wednesday, by ur
setting teakettle of boiling water.
The holders of policies sos and 81
in the State Insurance Co.. of Salem
Oregon, are requested by posters I