Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-08
MERE MENTION

NV currents are 'n u" lush'~
rbrcaI',al ,au''y show has ~'n
,,-'d
>e -n'.,. ,'r ,lr'rly 900 The
mtfk't-
N,a-l,- j. prevalent among th'
s,h,al mllr,n
SAT- M.nla, -,,r,u. la,. aud 'h'
small h,y buqN- .
Ma, ia, ,srur.inn, have hccn ~
d,hni,cls postponed
Tho membership oi the nifty club
A. nearly one hundred
The street sprinkler ia. gone IN
t.mirrarlN de.urtui'
Eoh,n rc,lhrra-t ht- h,oi upon q
-,ght ia the Old pear ,f'r.
Mayor Horr leaves tpm"fr'~ fer =
hrIrf business trip I" blh"
\ son Wa born e. Mr aud Mr. lia,
worth Wcst-idc. Yesterday
Dai-v. daughter Of Fred schneider.
died On wc-ts,do Ihur-day
Cyru- Norwood has been granted u
licon-e g. -cll liquors At hnc"lh
The schooner / l. T. 40 Wa unload
ing feed At llnrr.. wharf Yesterday
The Tumwatcr public -oh""l- closed
last wr,k fpr Tia, summer VACATION.
Marn~,l. IA thl-,it,. Ma, ilh. Mr u
: IIttlrlphn tu Miss t'ha ! R'S-"
The ndicauon- are that -traNh'f
nee Will be- plentiful % the rf'rl's
Mr.F " Thornton. iofmcrlN OF this
city, died at Pasadena, cal I'u "dhH
Ira Nan,il has bought an iuterc-,
IN Iurpin'- market. GA FOURTH street
cha. \ Maskr,, has been selected
g. manage the Olympia baseball nine.
Two passenger coachc- ar regularly
attached To- the Olympia TENN" TRAINS.
The Citv Council meets ~ a board
: Of equalization next ! 'erday. ut 10
A..a
Charles VI. Moore il about Ia close
his market aud engage in other busi-
ness
Hail ~ considerable quantities
came down yesterday between showers
Of rain.
New sidewalks are being built a.
fast a. the nature ~ the weather will
permit.
To hear the dulcct tones OF the
COW bell, now, one must go into the
country.
Jack frost has not yet succeeded IN
getting his grip ON the young iruit
blossoms.
La grippe has taken possession oil
sialwart form Of Lieutenant Governor
Laughton.
Those who are p,tronising the new
incande-cent lights say they operate
charmingly.
The Collegiate Institute gave its
students a presidential vacation last
Wednesday.
II remains to I've seen how the new
moon of yesterday is going IN affect
the weather.
X. w. johnson. Of Eastsi,le. serious
~ cut his foot while splitting wood,
last Monday.
The Presidential show gives olym-
pia the go-by. but the circus IL coming
aud no mistake.
George CASTOR il shippin. logs by
new standard gnage cars 10 the tide
waters Of Olympia.
Eastside Cinnamon are breaking
up their pig pens and defaming the
Mclean law-maker.
W.O. Bush, the prairie farmer, is
going 10 eclipse all his former efforts
a. a grain-produccr this year.
The westsidc Mill Company is
largely increasing the capacity OF its
lumber yard on Long bridge.
Z Adams street alone remains, now,
beneath which. tho Northern Pacific
railro ad has TO cut its tunnel.
A license u we'd was issued yesterday
TO James T.. Ulrcy, Of this county, and
Elvira A. shelton, of Ord. Neb.
The Tcnino Herald has removed It's
Office 10 the new junction and vigor-
ously booming up the new town.
Lumber is on the ground for new
sidewalk along the Fourth street front
of the Anderson property. Eastside.
Mr. Henry ssain il raising his store
and residence building to make them
conform with the established grade.
The Foresters OF this city will hold
a sociable in Tacoma Hall. on the
evening Of Wednesday, the 9th inst.
Rev. C. A. Huntington and wife. Of
California, have been visiting old
Olympia friends during the past week.
Some half dozen or more literary
societies are now sustained by the
several church organizations OF Olym-
pia.
The sale OF beer has materially in
creased since the spook story about
the city reservoir has obtained circula-
ton.
4 meeting OF the Kansas residents
to form State organization, will he
held next Tuesday evening, at Tacoma
Hall.
The addition 10 Stuart corner IL to
occupied by Heistand. Warner 4 Co,
who already occupy the corner sales
room.
The prices OF West-ide real estate
have materially improved since the
rttticUiCnt oi the rtreet tmiWhN Hsh-
chises.
But short time will elapse before
through telegraphic dispatches can be
sent between Olympia and Grays
Harbor.
Misses Hattie Callow, Rena Walton
and Kate Langridgc. of the Calethea
College, are recovering from the
= measles.
The r extra session" racket has been
running through the newspapers long
enough. Let another tune be played
for q change.
Geo. CASTOR, the logger, has con-
tracted for standari.guaget trucks To
he used for logging on the Port Town
send Southern.
The measles are still quite plenu-
fully distributed among the school
children, but no serious cases have ~
yet been reported.
The Olympia Unity Club was made
nj its last meeting. a branch Of the
National Unity Club, having its head
quarters in Boston.
The County Commissioners have
contracted for use of the present
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