Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

All voters should register without
delay.
Walter Ogden left last Sunday fol
the East.
The autumn season began la:
Saturday.
Heavy frosts occurred Saturday and
Sunday nights.
Mrs. +. J. Lamont is on month.
visit in Portland
The County Commissioners were in
session yesterday.
A decree of divorce has been grant
ed Kate Reitmier.
Miss Sternberg has just returned
from San Francisco.
Stump speaking is next on the
political programme.
Samuel James, of Grand Mound, wa.
in the city yesterday.
Wild ducks are already becoming
numerous in our bay.
The Misses Prince visited the fair al
Tacoma, last Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Roberts visited the
fair at Tacoma this week.
7. z. Skaters single mill at Sum
NIT started up this week.
The county election takes place si1
weeks from next Tuesday.
Two new pianos are the latest add.
ton to Olympic University.
Nathaniel Marris, OF Eastside, aged
y, died last Friday evening.
Several contractors are present tc
bid on the Capitol foundation.
The Populist County Convention
meets in Columbia hall, tomorrow.
The grading and excavation for the
Capitol building are now completed.
The opposition boat houses have
raised the price for the rent OF boats.
Miss Away, OF Tacoma, is on visit
to her sister. Mrs. Kreider, of this city
A number OF fine rock-cod have re-
Gently been caught from the draw.
bridge.
Mondays temperature was several
degrees lower than it has been this
summer.
There were 102 delegates present al
the Democratic County Convention
last Saturday.
Charley Burr proposes to exhibit 9
miniature cranberry marsh at the
Interstate Fair.
The members of Co. A, N. G. w., oil
this city, will attend the Interstate
Fair next Monday.
Mrs. A. P. Fitch, accompanied by
her daughter, witnessed the Interstate
Fair, at Tacoma, yesterday.
l.. r. Byrne, formerly of this city
has been nominated for School Super
intendent of Mason county.
Matthew Shields, accompanied by
his son, witnessed the sights at the
Interstate Fair, early this week.
J. NJ. Lammon has been granted
letters OF administration on the estate
OF Oscar F. Boutwell,, deceased.
The sheli-room of the State Ii
brary is being enlarged, to make room
for new books on the way here.
The reduction in the cost of wiring
for electric lights, is making that
means Of illumination quite popular.
The fare to Tacoma tomorrow, on
the Multnomah, will be ST. for the
round-trip, including a ticket to the
Interstate Fair.
Frank B. Price, of Yelm, and
Miss Emily H. Mesys of the Esstside,
were married at the residence of the
bride, Wednesday.
Maj. w. N. Rinehart has been ap.
pointed trustee OF the State Reform
School at Chehalis, in place of l.. F
Compton, who has resigned.
A. B. Austin had a hand badly
lacerated by the machinery while at
work in the Olympia Door and Lum'
Der Co.'s mandatory yesterday.
VIII L. Smith, of San Francisco
formerly OF this city. was united in
marriage to Miss Ida Vella McKowen
of Seattle, at that place, Tuesday.
Miss Marion, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Patton, arrived yesterday
from Ann Harbor, where she recently
graduated with the degree OF B. C.
Gottfeldt & Bennett will soon move
their saloon to the building formerl,
occupied by May & Mitten ON MAR
street, known as the /" Big Saloon"
VIM. ]. Peer, who several years age
ran the old Pacific House in this city
but now of Seattle, is on q visit to hi,
daughter, Mrs. H. o. Drewry. of East
side.
The Multnomah will not return til
y O'Clock tomorrow evening, to enable
visitors to the Interstate Fair to spend
the whole day in witnessing its specia
features.
Chas. Z. Orange received Wednes
day evening telegram announcin,
the death OF his father, Thos.
OrangeSpear Uniontown, Pa. He wa
Sc years o. age.
w. P. C. Adams, of Whatcom
Peoples Party candidate for Repre-
sentative to Congress, will deliver al
address in Columbia Hall. Tomorrow
Saturday night.
Twenty-Five subscribers to the Sal
Francisco Examiner have been made
happy by the award of as many lots ir
the embryo metropolis, Gate City, a.
premiums to its patrons,