Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-03-20

has l''n a ,lsitor here several months
past. W,- attacked ty la gupr" = i'w
dave AZ. aud "u Ihuf-day Nas taken
g. ~ f,t't ll"-ll,h.
eco, laughton has appointed I. II.
Mu-luw. "l rptt rownscnd. Peter
Matt, of r"fi Discover, and Rolt u
lltrdr. st Font Ludlow. Iidc Land
lrIru,,f- l'r l,n,r.ou county.
Ih' new Baptist church will hold
services IA Columbia Hall next sun
day Preaching morning and evening
At usual hour for service. sunday
school At l2V Everybody cordially
invited
\ skating contc,, took place at the
rnk last evening between HYDE kir-
kendall and :. Moulihrop The
conditions were tp skate backwards
-four tm,- around the il"of The for
m,t We the winner.
Now j. the time when sweet Young
lady students take early morning ram
hlr- IN quest Of floral specimens for
thc botany class Of course several
young men have tu go along merely to
keep oil the snakes.
Rev u. u. Proper. Superintendent
state Missions. will preach in the First
Baptist Church. SUNDAY. March I'D
morning and evening Sunday school
At t. - o'clock Young people
meeting at q 30 in the evening. All
are invited.
The Northern Pacific railroad con-
/ tractors have now force Of men and
teams cscayating at either end Of the
Seventh street tunnel. Carpenters
are putting in the timber work between
Main and Washington streets and this
section Of the work will soon be fin
! lshcd
+ The partnership troubles Of the
1 Tcnino stone quarry company. will be
settled by sale Of the property 10y huc-
ton. Judge Dcnnison. the referee. has
directed the Sheriff, who has charge Of
the property ~ receiver 10 make this
disposition Of the matter. The title
OF the ease il T.. l.. Sawyer 4 Co. W.
Geo. Van Tine and Wesley Fcnton.
No business was done at the special
meeting Of the City Council called
Wednesday evening n there was some
doubt ~ 10 the legality OF contracts
entered into 1t any but regular meet
ings. AZ the matter which came up
for consideration was awarding con-
tracts for street work. the Council al.
iourned Immediately after roll-call.
4 pleasant church social was held nj
the residence OF Rev. 7. J. Lamont,
last Tuesday evening Music, rccita-
lions and refreshments were among
the leading items Of the evenings pro-
grammc. In behalf of the church and
congregation. n set Of beautiful chairs
were formally presented To she worthy
host and hostess. Fully hundred
people were present.
II seems that the Baptiuts. of this
city. have resolved 10 disobey the in
junction for Brethren TO dwell 10.
gcther in unity" aud the church has
been rent in twain by discord. Rev
Mr.. Douglass has resigned the paste.
rate and twenty members have asked
for and been granted letters Of dis
missal. Rev. ID. ID. Proper. breaches
in the church, and the seccders hold
services In Columbia Hall.
The Morning Oiympian made its ap-
pearance, according 10 promise, Sunday
The first issue was surprise, for il
seemed at once 90 have entered the
lists, Minerva.likc, panoplicd for war
Each succeeding issue has maintained
the good opinion which the first mum.
be created. and II Il keeps up its stroke
II will in time successfully stem tn,
tempestuous current which must bc
passed before success is assured.
II may not be generally known that
the best stock Of wall paper and pic
turc frames and room moulding. in
the city, Is kept by Mr.. Thompson. al
his newly opened store ON Columbia
street. opposite the Carlton House
lie l. a new ,csidcnt. hut has come u
mako his home with us, and will sc
cure patronage by deserving IT, Pie
ture frames made 10 order. OF any kind
Of moulding, and room moulding will
he placed In position without extra
charge. Call and see him.
Mayor J. &. Horr visited Portland
q few days ago 10 attend the death bed
Of his neice, Mrs. Carrie L.. vile o
Judge Herman, Of Spokane Falls, who
q dispatch announced had been taken
dangerously III on her return from
California, where she had been so
iourning for the benefit Of her health
Her death occurred Monday. Mrs. l.
II. Carpenter, Of Chicago. her mother
was likewise present. She came over
with her brother, the Mayor. 10 pass q
few days In our charming city. before
her resurn East.
Mr. Lewis X. Munson. well known
10 nearly everybody In this city, WA
married at Santa Barbara, last Sun
day, 10 Miss Emma Haines, a neics
Of Mr.. X. II. Haines, who old.timer,
will remember built the first line o.
telegraph 10 Olympia. n quarter OF
century ago. Miss II. has been fol
several years an operator on the Posta
line Al San Barnadino, aud IL q lad,
Of much viyscity and intelligence
The newly welded pair will probabl,
make their home al shelton, wher,
Mr.. NJ. has an interest In q store.
Capital Lodge, No. 1856, Benevolent
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