Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-24
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Lu- E.um,u and wla "' u
rmti,ud.
o.,ar -t,ru',rrl ,n m. back viii
the m,a'l,-.
Meadow lark ar, ra!l, singing n
tie thickct-
"a, Fourth -,rreti- receiving 1t.
quota - gravel
>mnr J.. h,uunr mr rrhc- ul"r
the i'ult tire
Grnl"r- arr extending Eighth street
into the upper bay
Tie superior court ha- ADJOURNED
ull nc,t "Wednesday
Midnight sneak thir,c. are pl,nl
Their nciariou- calling
The ~atc Bunker A--orat,pn meet
in tins city next Jum'
Mayor lIorr contcmrlatc- writ ,'
ohio. early next month
Hon. VI l. Go"dcll. 81 Montc-hno
was IN the city thi- week
Judge Robinson has been called East
bv the illness OF hi mother
Mr.. Dr Rcdpath, Of >tcilacoom. Is
visiting Relatives in Olympia.
". H. clark spent the past week
visiting old friends in this city.
An Eastsidcr wants to know when
Fourth street will be finished
Mr.. J. W. Hines. OF Elma, is lying
seriously i'll at 81 Peters hospital.
VIM. Billings and son have begun
making brick ut their Eastsiic yard.
The Dc.chutcs Falls will soon dis
pcnsc all the electricity used ~ olym.
pia.
Dr. Ostrandcr il about to erect several
more tenement houses on his residence
block.
\ daughter was born To- the wife OF
&. II. Mnrtenson. on WcStsidc ycster-
day.
Mr.. A. d. Whitney Of the Olympia,
made n business trip to Portland this
week.
Sunday School children are discuss
ing. in advance, the question OF Spring
picnics.
Chilbcrg's brick. on Main street will
have a - feet frontage aud he three
stories high.
A street car has been hauled to the
eastern terminus Of the Fourth street
railway track.
Capt. J. q. Parker, oi Tacoma, was
in the city this week, visiting his nu-
merous friends
The Wes,side people have INV their
own grocery, provision and general
hardware store.
Freight traffic has commenced in
good earnest over the new road between
this city and Tacoma.
Pleasure seekers are regarding the
present cold wave rs precursor OF
fine weather on May-day.
The day we celebrate is coming
and Olympia should observed the occa-
sion with becoming dignity.
Now is the time TO whitewash your
fruit trees and thus guard them
against mischicvous parasites.
The base ball amusement was for
mally inaugurated ut the new grounds
near Maple Park. last Monday.
That childhood diseasc,>thc measles,
is gently making its presence known
among Olvmpia's small people.
Bids for grading the Port Town.
send Southern between Olympia and
Union City will he opened May 10Th.
II is expected that Gov. Ferry will
arrive from California in time 10 re-.
sumo the Executive chair next Mon.
day.
There will he meeting of former
Kansas residents, in this city, next
Friday, May LIST, to form State SD
ciety.
1.-TWO Sisters" Monday night, at
Olympia Theater. is n sterling drama
and will be performed 10y n talented
company.
a force OF men and teams are nj
work filling the deep sink on Eleventh
street, between Washington and Frank
lin streets.
George Brown, son OF William Brown,
OF this city, travelling missionary, is
in the city visiting his parents and old
friends.
Mrs. Sylvester, one of the Oldest Of
Olympia's residents, but now living in
Seattle, is in the city visiting her
many friends.
Mr.. Alexander Farquhar has just
erected large warehouse near the site
OF the one recently destroyed 10y the
wind storm.
Just for a pastime. good many
citi.ens of Olympia are taking freight
train trips 10 Tacoma over the new
Northern Pacific line.
That old but ever popular drama,
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be given
ut Olympia Theatre. this evening, by
McFadJen's company.
Business is rapidly accommodating ut
the new foundry. The day has gone
by when every piece Of casting had to
be imported from abroad.
The grade up Ayers Hill is now so
slight and uniform that carriage horse
need not break rot in going from
the bottom to the summit.
The City Council, Tuesday evening,
by resolution. invited President liar.
rison to extend his visit 20 Olympia
when he comes 10 the Sound.