Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-11-14


brought in doors at night.
Another meat market has made it,;
appearance on Fourth street.
The steamer Clara Brown was on
the Ellis grid-iron last Sunday.
The new electric light on Eastside
bridge makes everybody smile.
"Hearts OF Oak" will be presented at
Columbia Hall. Saturday night.
A number OF new buildings are going
up on either side of Long bridge.
Fourth street is now virtually gray
eled from Plum street to Ayers Hill
The weather has been exceedingly
pleasant the greater part of the week.
An army of teachers from all quar-
tiers are in attendance at the examina-
ton.
Third street is fast becoming one OF
the most available thoroughfares in the
city.
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
is still supplied by temporary appoint
ment.
The Commissioners are discussing
the proposed plan of the new court
house.
Thanksgiving balls and turkey shoots
are on the tapis at various points in the
country.
Tumwater people say they already
feel the favorable effects of the Capital
decision.
Puget City is rejoicing in regularly
organized school board and in splendid
operation.
Fourth street is beginning to present
a magnificent spectacle from the top
of Ayers hill.
Last Tuesday was the anniversary OF
the day that Washington was admitted
into the Union.
Mr.. Sternberg is just finishing con.
venient store building ON the corner OF
Union and Plum streets.
Rapid progress is being made in the
trestle work of the Northern Pacific
road across the upper Bay.
Married, in this city, Nov. 18th
Martin V. Shelton and Anna Phillip
con. both of Mason county.
Mr.. A. ]. Wilson, of the Tacoma
Ledger, passed through Olympia Mon.
day on his way to Portland.
The people in school district number
ten, four miles east from Olympia, are
going to build new school house.
Strangers from all points are leisurely
spying out eligible city and suburban
property. There is room enough for all.
The filling of Third street from Wash
ington to Jefferson is one OF the sub
stantial and abiding improvements OF
Olympia.
Mr.. Hanna, manager of Tacoma
Theatre, and Mr.. Clark its stage man,
were up to inspect Olympia Theatre
yesterday.
Rev. T. ]. Lamont has accepted the
pastorate OF the Presbyterian church,
of this city. 1t has long been without
shepherd.
Walter Kennedy, of San Diego, CAL,
after few weeks visit to his father,
James Kennedy, OF this city, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. Wright, of the firm of Brewer
& Wright, of this city, left for Min
neapolis last Tuesday, for a few weeks
visit to friends.
Despite the waning season, the foun-
dation for scores of new buildings are
being laid all over the city. Cause
why? The Capital.
1t is predicted that upon the COM
pletion OF Fourth grade, business houses
will take the place of residences between
the bridge and Ayers Hill.
Already the signs of the approach
ing holiday season appear, and Van
Epps as usual leads the van with a
fine assortment of Santa Claus pres
ents.
Alice, daughter of S. II. Weisdippe,
of Eastside, died of dropsy. "Wednesday.
SHE was ten years of age and a bright,
interesting child. The funeral rites
were held this afternoon.
Prof. Hartranft, Principal of the Bu-
coda public school, is member of the
present examination board in place OF
Miss Amy Case, who is still detained
at her home by sickness.
OuT eStceIucu tuWuSuldi IhI' "
Kaufman and wife celebrated their sill
yer wedding last Sunday. Five sons
were present, and the delighted par
ents were the recipients of many ele-
CANT presents.
The Tribune claims that one daily
paper answers all the requirements Of
Olympia at the present time. That
means that either the Tribune is 81
gantic affair or the Capital City Is o.
very little account.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton will meet at the Baptist churcf
next Sunday at $3.50 p. M, coshel
of Adams and Seventh streets. Prof.
Royal Will conduct the meeting, an'
it is hoped that every young man II
the city will be present.
Unitarian services at Tacoma Hall
corner Fourth and Columbia streets
Sunday at IL NJ. and 7P. M. Rev