Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-02-06

The body OF II. c. Cawscy, the UNI
fortunate man vino fcll from the
Mckcnny building. last week. Ina,
been cmhalncd and shipped to To-
ronto, Canada, his former home.
Rev. W. F. Cowdcn, Of Tacoma.
will preach at Columbia Hall. next
sunday, at ii 4. NJ and I 80 2. NJ.
lie represents the Christian dcnomiu-
alton, and Is engaged in evangelical
work.
Washington Lodge No. ., \. o. L.
W, held a public installation Tuesday
evening, at which besides the ritual
ceremonies carefully arranged mu-
steal and literary programme was pro-
v.ded.
\ package addressed to Mr.. Hanna.
by the Northwestern ExprcsS Co, laid
in their office this week several days
before delivery This is not the first
instance 81 v,xatious delay that has oc
CURED from their service.
The new Lodge of Forresters, just
instituted in this city, received its
charter this week and is now fully or
gained. Their membership is rapidly
increasing. 1t j. Il benevolent society
and takes well all over the world.
Next Sunday, Rev. Napoleon Hoag-
land will speak in the morning on the
subject, "Why am | Unitarian ~
Evening discourse, "The Sermon and
the Newspaper The services will be
held at Tacoma Hall, corner Fourth
and Columbia streets.
Mrs. Ella Irving entertained few
friends, last Monday evening, for the
benefit of Mr.. and Mrs. o. q. Laberee.
of Ellensburgh, now visiting in this
city. The pleasant hours were be-
guiled by dancing, cards, and soap
bubble blowing, topped off by refresh
ments.
The dilatory action OF the Olympia
Railway Co. in laying their track on
Fourth street, is becominga grievance
too serious to be borne. The COM
pany has received nothing but fair
treatment from the city, and should
endeavOr to reciprOcate by causing
as little inconvenience as possible in ex-
tending its line.
Fourth street is now nicely planked
in front of the opera house. The nu-
merous vehicles which congr egate on
rights of performance, awaiting Gus
tom, will not be compelled hereafter to
stand axle-dccp in mud, nor will the
sidewalk be plastered with splashings
from the many teams constantly pass
ing on that important thoroughfare.
Another band and orchestra has
been organized in this city. 1t will be
known as the Irving Band, and is COM
posed mainly of students in Calethea
College. The members are: Prof. f.
f. Taylor, E. Martensen, w. Shore,
E. Vault, C. Hartman, G. Lesher, A.
Kaufman, J. Aten, b. Ready and D..
Sands. Prof. Taylor will lead the band
and Prof. Martinson is director of the
orchestra.
Articles of incorporation of the First
Spiritual Society of Olympia have been
filed in the Office of the Secretary OF
State. The incorporators OF the so
ciety are Geo. A. Barnes. Geo. w
Pryor, Lora 4. Vincent, Robert Raw
son, A. B. Woodland, Benz. Vincent
Fred Neufier, J. NJ. Lammon, Henry
Sabin and Philip d. Moore. The OBJ,
ject and purpose of the society is to
promote the religious or spiritual and
moral welfare of its members; to ac-
quire knowledge of the spiritual
laws of the universe and to aid man.
kind in better living, greater peace
and contentment and for other Ienev'
lent purposes. The trustees OF the
society for the ensuing year are Geo.
A. Barnes, Geo. ID. Pryor, Robt. Raw
son, a. B. Woodland and Benz. Vim
cent