Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-03-20
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NaW ,- The tune To- luy olympia
t.tl t.late
Ih,rr ar a good many baby bug
rir- tins year
Nr Eobt McNnr !. rcco,'ring
from severe illness
Ni.- Ida Toilncr h. recovering from
quic a severe lime.
~, p,lmonrrp rc-tauran, has been
-.,d a. = Walter
shower. ol ram h.,, Kept down the
du-t ga, past few days.
tA,th,a Collcs' has an enrolment
81 ltHi students al told
Mr. I II Ca,naugh i confined
g. h'r home ly -.ckn'ss.
Nf Mila- Gnllhcr an oldon time
81, mpian, T. ~ the atty.
Mr. Mason will remain IN charge Of
The Olympia until May LIT.
Secretary of state Weir i. on u l'u-,
ncss trip e. Spokane Falls.
The State Worlds Fair Commission
will meet next Wednesday
Tho MafHomah wa. on the Second
street grid.iron last sunday.
Mr. farquhar's mammoth building
on Eighth street. Is inclOsed
The Olympia Collegiate Institute bc.
gan it. spring term last Tuesday.
J Mhgnus agcntoi the Mario VAIN.
night 60, was ia the city Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Jenkins IL still confined
To- her room, but Is fast recovering.
Rain and SHINE has been the weather
characteristic during the past week.
Read the new advertisement OF
Mcssrs. Brown 4 Ferris in this issue.
Born, ia tins city, "Wednesday, To
the wife Of W. II. Boclcr. daughter.
Ducks are leaving the waters Of the
hay and seeking their breeding places
Mr.. Louis Bettman Is clearing the
ground for his new house on Ninth
street.
There Is growing demand for rail
way connection between Olympia and
Tumwator.
The spring vacation Of one week OF
the public schools will begin Monday
MARCH, 30th.
Rapid progress is being made ON the
timber work oi the Seventh street
railroad tunnel.
Miss Fannie Langridge, Of this city
will teach the next term Of the Oyster
Bay district school.
Mr.. M. A. Root has resigned the po
sition OF deputy Judge which lac held
under Judge Irwin.
The Georgia Minstrcls performed Il
modcrately-iilled house last evening
at Olympia rheater.
There is great demand Ia Tum
water for new buildings 20 accommo
date the thrush Of settlers.
Mr.. Alva Porter. one Of the typos on
the STANDARD. Is quite III, the symp
toms resembling typhoid fever.
IL will be well for hunters 10 max,
themselves familiar with the gam,
law Of the State Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, late of III,
Collegiate Institute boarding house
now preside ut tho Dolmonico restau.
rant.
II IL asserted by one who know,
that not less than three hundred build
ings are now going up, within the cit,
limits.
Lumber Is on the ground for side
walk on tho south side VI Fourth
street, between jefferson and Chestnut
streets.
Mr.. George l.. Jones has the plumb
Ing contracts ON the Bettman resi-.
dener. and the Ready and Unitarian
buildings.
A great many non resident property
owners are In town making arrange
men,s for putting their city lots upon
the market
James y. Allen and Miss Ella
Thompson, 81 Tenino. were united In
marriage, at the Carlton House
Wednesday.
George Brown, an Olympia boy, !,
an active worker In the missionar,
field OF the Free Methodist Church o
Puget Sound.
Large acccssions have been made q
the membership Of the Methodist
church since the close Of tho late re-
vival meetings.
Judge Henry is suffering quito .
severe attack Of pneumonia. lie ha,
been unable to attend Ia business iol
several days past.
The Teaching. Of Jesus" will b,
the subject OF Rev. Napoleon Hoag
lands sermon 1T Tacoma Hall nex,
Sunday morning.
March Is beginning 10 show VIVA,
Kind VI STUFF /, IL generally made oI
aud out door lsborers are watching
the signs Of the times.
Olympia Theater has been engage,
Tor union meeting 81 all church congre
cations Sunday evening. 10 be ad
dressed by Rev. I u. Driver.
The song birds aud frogs have com