Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10

rapidly r","'''iug under tie carcn,
min-tratiuu- ut the good sisters a, -
Peter Hospital
Nj / \ nn,i-. one 81 thu piono.
residents 81 'oWlitT county has bee,
"u q visit :" m- son Brad. the pa.
i.NJt'-
In th- IlN, >md,, morning. NJ
-tmu.. ~'lri- and Nj. Cn,hr For
r'.t't were united 80 W~llurl III,
contracting plrtI'- az" we'll known ~
TIM city. and thor m,ny friends -
tend ,.uctAtulauuu,
NJ flrnhr'- lirro three .tor,
huilding, ou jefferson street - t. /,
opened a. the Great \utth.rn Hotel
1t l. $50 ic"t long and l0wilc. Itwii
contain ~ rooms. furnished with all
modern improvements
Another star ,iolini4t j. billed I,
play ~ OLYMPIA next week. Query
VIII At l." much piano and some hd
die, or pure violin AMI some Iumr
kins II ia" latter, the periormcr
may expect a fun house.
There will be- a .ociIhlc bv the ladies
81 the nitarian church At the rc.l.
dcncc 81 Mr. and Mr. Theodore G.
Van Epp- on Fourth street. NEXT
"Wednesday evening MI the friends
OF the society are cordially invited
Brick making promises To- hc pro-
iitahlc industry during the present
season. Year hy year. IA" difference
of cost between hrick and frame build
lngs - growing less This J. ~ 1t
should hc. and the right kild Of cvolu-
ton.
Samuel VI rcrcival has been selected
~ Councilman at large. hy Mayor
lI"rr, and he was saturday night CON
iiimcd hy IN unanimous vote of the
Council sam possesses the incli
nation AMI ability To- make competent
officer.
Two locomotives Were husily engaged
IN transporting construction material
To "A station on Adams street. Wcdncs.
day. II will hc hut short time
longer TIL the Seventh street tunnel
will le completed and trains running
on schedule time.
The franchise for the Wcstside rail.
way, Ia connect the business center Of
the city with the University grounds.
a few miles down the bay, was granted
by the City Council. Tuesday night.
and the company gives assurance that
the work will soon begin.
The Temple Baptist Church will
hold services in Columbia Hall, every
Sunday. at II \ ii. and 10 =. VI.
SUNDAY school at I'm Young pee.
pies song and praise service from q 30
To- ! 30 =. ~. lead by Mr. Barge. Of
Minneapolis Everybody invited.
There will Ice Unitarian services at
Tacoma hall next Sunday. II A. VI. and
I Dor The minister. Rev. Napoleon
lIoagland. will speak in the morning
on the subject Of the Divinity OF Christ
His evening subject will hc. How
Jesus Saves" sunday school after
morning service.
Walter A Smith met with sad
accident, last Friday. while out hunt
ing with Walter OF. II seems he icll
from log. aud his gun was discharged.
the charge of shot passing through
his right wrist and hand. He was
brought To- town but il was found i'm.
possible to save his hand. and i, was
amputaicd 10y DR.. Armstrong.
There is a certain element Of novelty
in the forthcoming production of Ka.
janka" nj the Olympia Thcatcr, which
il pleasing. To say the least Nearly
NIL Of the people are new. aud likewise
the costumes. Some Of those who
will be seen here for the first time are
the Marianis. French acrobats: Mile
Bcrto,o, the Msriposa dancers and the
sisters Don.
Ellis Bigclow. con of Judge n. n.
Rigclow, OF this city, died Saturday
afternoon about two o'clock. The be.
ginning Of his illness dates back n
year when he received an injury from
a fall and II Is thought this deyeloped
finally into consumption of which he
lied Deceased was % years Of asc, and
was born in Olympia. lie leaves n
wife and large circle of relatives To
mourn his loss
II Is gratifying To the true humani.
tartan To know that the Rod and Gun
Club are taking measures 10 protect
from vandalism .he feathered game Of
Thurston county. No man who lives
in the vicinity Of a large town Of the
State Of Washington is obliged bv the
force of circumstances to go hunting
wild game for food purposes. Let
the birds alone aud buy your meat at
the market.
The Olympia Theater has been en-
gagged by the members Of Calethea
College for Friday evening. the 18th |
inst, when they will present m original
drama, having for its object the illus
tration Of the old and new methods o!
popular education. Faculty and
students are represented on the pro-
gramme and the whole is now under
careful rehearsal. Parants aud educa-
tors will get much profit by attending.
A proposition il on foot To incorpo.
rate the Woodland Driving Park A.
ISOLATION. with n capital Of $75, 900, 10
the splendid work begun 10y
Mr. Ellis. four miles east of this city. |
The track and buildings are already
and are said 10 rank with
the best on the coast. Mr.. Ellis has
$40 1000. and thinks that il is
lime for others 10 aid in making the
enterprise permanency and n success.
IL is tho general opinion that the
Hotel Olympia will suffer no loss in
The change from its present 10
IL new proprictorship. Messrs. A. ID.
whitney aud Son are fast becoming
DID Olympians and they understand
he wants Of the travelling public at
his point better than new and in
experienced hands. They are born
iotel keepers, and il is safe to predict
or them IA popular and prosperous
'arccr.
Manager John W. Hanna still con-
inues ut his old game of spelling the
people of Olympia by presenting the
,est attractions that are obtainablc in
he theatrical market. He has booked
or the Olympia Theator. 10 follow in
quick succession, kajanka," Ovid
dusin. the great yiolinist and his fine
concert company, "A Texas Steer"
The Two Sisters" Nell Burgess in
he Country Fair" Roland Reed, Mr..
Iarnes, Of New York, Katie Emmett
md Z" Shenandoah"
The nrcsbytery of Olympia will