Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-23
CRY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Next T...:>,.ay j. Thanksgiving.

NJ. u. "'C"un"r returned from a
VII 10 Seattle, Yesterday.
= mr." SOW load OF coal came ~
fr or l"c.,. markets today.
NJ tnna Tarbcll sull remains
quite II at =. rctcr'r hospital.
kAlni!chie Lodge |. o. o. F. visited
o.!mp.. Lodge Monday evening.
90 and rec Muldoon's Picnic to.
mo:row afternoon at the Thcatcr.
Ms. A. II. Chambers, OF this city,
is visiting friends at Port Townsend.
Mrs. a. II II. stuart has returned
from her visit to "The Hub-Boston.
\ carload of water-pipc from East
side factory VA, lately shipped to
Montana.
Mr.. NJ. O'Connor has been awarded
the contract for supplying stationery
Tor the Legislature.
Mrs. George Rose, daughter of Mrs.
Sullivan, has returned from visit to
her aunt in Denver.
And it rains AS it doubtless did lust
before the flood, when "the windows
OF heaven" were opened
Ed. Drewrv is suffering from Il
wrenched back occasioned by runa-
way horse, last Saturday.
X. l.. Robertson has been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Mrs
Nina +. Brown, deceased.
kamilchie Lodge OF Odd Fellows
paid a fraternal visit to the lodge Of
this city Monday evening.
Lincoln Lodge No. l04, X. of p,
conferred the rank of Page on o. V.
Linn last Tuesday evening.
Bill" McClelland has returned
from an extended hunting trip in
the vicinity of Hoods Canal.
Prosecuting Attorney Miller, of
King county, was in the city, this
week, attending to legal business.
At Delphi. Saturday, A. Warwick
OF Forest Grove, Oregon, and Mary
Markham, were united in marriage.
The steamer Willie sprung leak
near Shelton to-day, and the Doctor
is temporarily running in her place.
Potatoes sell for GO and G5 cents per
hundred, and butter now goes for Al
cents per roll; eggs 30 cents per dozen
Health Officer DIR. Newcomb, re.
ports the health of the city as excep.
tionally good for this season of the
year.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union hold a reception for
teachers, tomorrow afternoon, at their
rooms.
GOOD Citizenship" will be the sub
ject of discussion by the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, this
evening.
Mr.. Geo. II. White, of Centralia
was in the city on Sunday, looking
after the filling in of his property by
the dredger.
If you never battle, break through
r. the rule for once and take goot
Turkish Bath" at Olympia Theater
next Friday night.
The weather the past week has beer
q crazy-patch Of sunshine and storm
AZ times the heaviest winds of The
season have prevailed.
Capital Lodge No. Is, X. of P. viii
entertain the members of Capita
Lodge No. 1S6, P. B. o. E., at theil
hall. next Monday evening.
A surveying party consisting of AL
Muirhead, VIM. Cole, Ed. McRostis
and Jas. Frazier, returned, this week
from the Quilliyute country.
John Rutledge, a son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Washington Rutledge, died al
Little Rock, of typhoid fever, Wednes
day. He was 80 years of age.
The dredger is now discharging a
the West end of Long bridge. She
will finish the fill towards the channel
at the draw, taking up her pipe as the
work is done.
Dame Rumor announces that ont
OF Olympia's fairest young ladies ii
soon to be led to the matrimonial
altar by one of Skeletons prosperous
young business men.
Jesse T. Mills, of South Union, hal
been selected by Sherif-elect Castor
for his deputy. He is brother o
Geo. G. Mills, formerly Register O
the Land Office in this city.
The Appeal, the new Populist paper
started in this city few weeks ago
last week failed to appear. If it wa
20 soon to be done for, the query very
naturally arises, what was it begun
for?
"Nuldoon's Picnic" will be pre-
scented tomorrow Saturday after
noon, at 2 o'clock. in Olympia Thea
ter, by Mr.. French's talented com
pany. Children under IL will be ad
mitted for 10 cents.
Next Wednesday, the 28th, is thu
date selected for voting on the PROPOSE
ton to add $1,000 to the school debt
The polling place designated is Col
umbia Hall, and the polls will remain
open from to p NJ.
Chas. ID. King of Thurston county
and Anna C. Viking, of Philadelphia
were married in Seattle, last week
Judge Humes performed the ceremon!
under the Quaker ritual, they both be
ing members of that sect.
1t is expected the capitol foundation
contractors will begin work Monday
Their first labor will be in building al
immense shed to protect the workmel
from the rains which may be expected
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