Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-08
Times arr improving.

ilC 'I't1SfI ltItlNdI iOtk
were photographed by Duckering, last
Saturday.
Mr.. Benz. Harmed has been improv-
ing his residence property during the
past week.
Many people from this city are leav-
ing for the hop fields at Puyallup and
other points.
The large maple shade trees on the
east side Of the public square have
been cut down.
The water mains have been extend
ed to the site of the new school build
ing on Westside.
Joseph Stripf and wife, of Eastside,
rejoice in the advent OF a son weigh
ing l. pounds at birth.
Mrs. G. L. Sickels and daughter,
Miss Jennie, have returned from a
trip to Iowa and the fair.
The father OF Mrs. Z. J. Hatch, of
this city, died at his home in New
York State, last Saturday.
A Council of the Royal Arcanum, a
fraternal and insurance organization,
has been instituted in this city.
Leo kaufman, who has been for
some time resident of Spokane, has
returned to this city to remain.
Ed. Stedman and Miss Alice E.
Parsons, were married at the brides
home, near this city, Wednesday.
Many Olympians are taking advant.
age of the pleasant weather and are
putting in their winters supply of
fuel.
The Presbyterian congregation seems
to be in thriving state, nine new
members being added thereto, last
Sunday.
The daughter and niece of Capt. L.
Wiley, of the steamer Multnomah
visited friends at Tacoma and Seattle
this week.
Miss Mary E. Westcott, of New
castle, Pa, arrived Saturday to enter
upon service as teacher in the Wash
ington school.
E. T. Young and A. H. Chambers
left Wednesday for Boston, on bust
ness connected with the Electric
Light & Power Co.
The "Saints' Rest has closed it.
doors, and the young men who com
posed the club have taken up theil
quarters at the Olympia hotel.
Mrs. Paul Neufler and her daughter
Annie have returned from their WISH
to Mrs. Ms former home, New York
city. They arrived Tuesday evening.
Chas. NJ. Dial is now q full-fedget
lawyer, and will have his Office with
Charley Aver, in the Stuart Corner
He was admitted to the bar last Tues
day.
Albert d. Resler, OF Bucoda, arc
Rosa L. Yantis OF Shelton, were united
in marriage yesterday, his honor
Judge Gordon, performing the cere
mony.
May Urquhart has brought suit in
the Superior Court of this county fol
a divorce from her husband, Alexander
d. Urquhart, on a complaint of non
support
The dledger will complete her con
tract of dredging the channel some
time next week. She will then pro
coed to LaConner where she has
government contract to complete.
A mortgage ON the Pacific Hous'
for ~ 1880, is now under foreclosure
1t is held by the Home Savings ant
Loan Association and is against Franl
and Margaret L. Howard and jacob
OFT.
Marshal Darling has transferre,
his stock of boots and shoes from
Armstrong Bros. to the stand on,
door south OF the First National Bank
formally occupied by the Russell sho,
store
Work has been commenced on tn,
Westside schoolhOuse. It. will be O
stone and brick and cost $4,000. TIL,
work will be done by day-labor, unde
the supervision OF the architect, ]. w
White.
Tomorrow jolly party will leav'
on the Multnomah for the Puyallul
hop-fields, among whom are Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. Pease, Miss Nellie Stapleton
and several from Lewis county. The,
will be absent several weeks.
L. NJ. Troy, formerly student o
the Collegiate Institute, OF this city
and later graduate of Ann Arbor Law
school. has formed a partnership will
A. J. Faulkner, at present of Ohio, ant
will open law Office in this city, mex
month.
Rev. VIM. G. Eliot, Jr., of Seattle
son OF Rev. I. Eliot, of Portland, vii
hereafter oificiate in the Unitarian
pulpit, but retain his residence at Sc
attic, coming up once a week to do 60
He will begin the service a week from
next Sunday.
Miss Emma f. Page, who has beer
conducting SO successfully the Dem
crest contests in this city, has taken
weeks outing, for rest and recreation
She is accompanied 10y her sister ant
MIR. and Mrs. Curry. and the party will
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