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


coaches have arrived at Tenino. and
everything is ready for the change.
Prof. Follansbee has organized an
evening school to hold sessions four
evenings in the week. Instructions
will be given in bookkeeping, type
writing, shorthand and arithmetic.
Mr.. Tony Noltner, editor of the
Portland World, one of the Democratic
Warehouses of Oregon, paid Olympia Il
visit Monday, on his return from the
ingathering oil the faithful at Tacoma
and Seattle.
Divine services, in the German Ian
guage, will be held next Sunday, at 3
O'Clock Pm, in the Presbyterian church
by Rev. J. c. Willers, of Centralia.
All Germans in Olympia and neighbor-
hood are cordially invited.
Unitarian services will be held in
Tacoma Hall next Sunday, morning
and evening, by the new Pastor, Rev
Napoleon Hoagland. Morning sub
ject, a Disciples Church," evening
discourse, "Our Public Schools"
The Board OF Trade have appointed
Messrs. Geo. NJ. Savage, T. c. Van
Epps, L. II. Cavanaugh, A. III. Cham
bers and Geo. \. Barnes Il committee
to tendcra reception to the Columbian
Commission, which meets here next
Tuesday. y banquet is to be given at
ut The Olympia.
Miss Iona Giles, OF this city, and
Mr.. Elmer f. Hcnkle, OF Lincoln, Ne
braska, were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents
Wednesday morning. In the after
noon they left for down Sound ports
visiting the country, and will then
, leave for their future home.
Calethca College opened on Monday
under most favorable auspices. Dur
ing THE week so far the time has mostly
been utilized in preliminary examina-
ton, and the formation OF the various
classes. About eighty students have
already reported their names to the
Faculty. Most of those from abroad,
however, are yet to arrive.
The bulkhcads of the Eastside bridge
are nearly completed, and workmen
arc now engaged in putting in position
the stringers over the stream. Plank
ing will soon follow, when work will be
resumed upon the filling in with earth
at either end. 1t is thought that the
roadway will be ready for the passage
OF vehicles early next week.
The company now performing at
the Capital Theater, under the man
agement OF Mr.. Edwin Il. Lang, are
among the best of variety performers,
fact which is attested by the liberal
patronage accorded the past week
He announces it as his intention to
establish permanent business in this
city. His present season will close
tomorrow night.
Mrs. II. L. Forrest returned Saturday
ftom visit to her former home in
Kansas. 1t will he remembered that
she was the victim OF railroad acct
dent on her journey Eastward, from
which she suffered injuries that still
exist, and may assume permanent
J form. Her many friends are rejoicet
. that the result is no worse, as first re
ports gave little hope Of her recovery
1t isn't the 6. o. p. whooping uI
their prospects of victory in the ap
preaching campaign that course the
laundering reverbt rations which .
f times agitate the pelucid air, but tn
, Union Pacific, getting down to bushes
+ on their grade to this city. Railroad
are big thing for our people, and il
) seems very proper that they shoult
, make their advent in a manner tina
commands attention.
Three "skips" in a single week il
, something unusual for Olympia, bu
as the principals were doing only
: peanut" business, it will probably no
DE counted very much against our loca
financial standing. Besides "Pogey
Hartman, Russell Hildebrandt, VIII
has run the newsstand at the Olympus
the past few months, has departc'
owing $500, and J. A. Anderson ha
hoped off his perch with about $500
belonging to the State Insurance &c
of Salem, Oregon.
a project is on foot for securing &
, large painting of Olympia for exhibi
ton at Spokane Falls Fair in October
1t is proposed to make the pictur
about % by 80 feet in size, SO as t.
utilize it for an extra drop curtain il
: the new theater, after it has served it
purpose of showing our Easter
friends what a desirable place Olympi
: is for the State Capital. Mr.. Langt
the artist, is making a sketch of wha
is proposed, for submission to TIL
Board Of Trade.
The Olympia Board of Trade hav
appointed Messrs. Jos. Chilberg, Gee
Gelbach and Thomas Heacock a con
mittee to collect fruits, grains, min
8 erals, woods, ETC., for exhibit at tn
Spokane Falls Exposition. A Capita
: campaign committee has also been al
pointed, consisting of Messrs. A. 4
: Phillips, A. H. Chambers, T. ]. Nj
I Kenny, T. H. Cavanaugh, Geo.
!. Scammell, C. B. Mann and Geo. \
Savage, with the President and Seer
n tary as er o6icio members. Some da
of the Exposition in October will be 81
apart as "Olympia Day,"when a clan
bake will be given.
2 "Linwood" has seldom been playc
better than it was last evening, at CO
!, Iumbia Hall. Miss Jennie Darragh 9
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