Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-01-09
MERE MENTION.

his trlp East.
Olympia is getting TO be city Oh
literary clubs.
Minstrels at Olympia Theater to-
morrow night.
Mr. Ellis Bigelow is recovering IRON
his late illness.
The Superior Court has ADJOURNED
TO next Tuesday.
The big groove in Seventh street Is
daily growing deeper
This evening a MASQUERADE eall Will
be given at Tumwater.
The city is full OF visitors from al
points of the compass.
The new chemical fire engine Is eA
pected to arrive daily.
Several new residences are beng
built on the Westside.
Every able bodied man can Nh'
plenty of work in Olympia.
Mr.. Craig's two new store rooms are
nearly ready for occupancy.
Railroad men report everything
lovely along the several lines.
The Westside Mill Company has
filed articles of incorporation.
Mrs. w. II. Mossman, of ChehallS
is visiting friends in Olympia.
The walls of the second story OF thu
McKenny building are now up.
Revival meetings are being hel'
nightly at the Methodist church.
z The Unity Club is increasing II
membership and doing a good work.
The Democratic legislative head
quarters is Parlor d, Olympia Hotel.
Seven electric lights are distributed
in various portions OF the third ward.
The new moon which occurs to
morrow presages change OF weather
Olympia is already favorably note'
for its restaurants and lodging houses
The various evangelical churche
are duly observing the week OF prayer
The gravel train is filling Jefferson
street between Fourth and Fiji
streets.
The praise OF the capital city
tossed from the lips of every incomln
stranger.
Do not fail to begin the year b.
subscribing for the WAsHINGTo
STANDARD.
L. H. Bowman, late OF South Da
kota, is the latest addition to the lega
lights OF our city.
Mr.. Botkin, of San Francisco, wi
soon establish a wholesale hquo
house in this city.
Rev. A. Boyle, of Tacoma, forme
student of Olympia, is visiting oil
friends in the city.
Now that the holidays are past,
becomes everybody to settle down
earnest business.
The new electric light at the iron
of the Hotel Olympia is the rigf
thing in the right place.
The newly organized Lodge OF ELI
"A partook OF a baquet at the Garlic
= AHouse, Monday evening.
Brewer Bros. are removing the
meat market into their new quarter
the west front of the Craig building.
The moon and morning star are
close proximity and early risers hay
magnificent display free of charge.
The graders have found a rock
stratum near the top of Ayers Hi
which has to be removed by blasting
The grading of Jefferson street b
tween Fourth and Fifth has been b
gun by the Olympia Construction c
Residents of the Westside are sti
clamoring for an electric light to
put up at the west end of Long bridg
The Olympia Electric Light an
Power Company are rapidly establish
ing their streets lights all over Il
city.
Messrs. Allen & Hardness al
massing lumber for their new hot
on the corner of Adams and Thu
streets.
An electric light has been esta
lished near the foot Of Ayers hill,
the corner of Fourth and Eastsit
streets.
Restless juveniles are anxious
looking forward to the time whit
coasting days will afford them sol
comfort.
The ground was frozen last mig
and ice was formed capable OF bearir
the weight of a medium-sized spril
chicken.
Married in this city, by Rev. T.
Ford, ON January 7th, Mr.. John
5. Schofield and Miss Ida M. Callow,
Kamilchie.
- The big candle in Mr.. Simensor
show window burned just the mas
number of $685. minutes, or lit
over Ill hours.
Mrs. A. o. Damon, OF Cheha
county, is in the city, she havi
come here to enter her two daughtt
in Calethea College.
Mrs. Calder, nee Nina French,
Montesano, has been visiting
friends and relatives in Olympia, d.
ing the past few days.
Henry Buchanan has severed
connection as engineer with the P
Townsend and Southern railroad
tween Olympia and Tenino.
Intelligent Siwashes, when
preached on the subject, sever