Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

/ SHOPS.
The health of Mrs. Beeler is i'm
proving.
A fnll moon accompanies the eclipse
to night.
Another drug store is to be started
in this city.
The State Board OF Equalization is
in session.
Herbert MARI has returned from
Walla Walla.
The term OF the Superior Court
closed yesterday.
Olympic University begins its first
term next Tuesday.
Don't fail to see THE American
Girl" Monday night.
Several showers OF rain have fallen
during the past week.
Miss Rilla Sullivan left Wednesday,
on visit to her aunt in Denver.
Many goods silverside salmon
were caught in our bay during the
week.
October 10 ha, been designated as
"Olympia Day" at the Interstate
Fair.
The Sunday local trains OF the
Northern Pacific have been with
drawn.
The Sons of Veterans will hold
another Waltz Social next Wednesday
evening.
Geo. ID. Shannon was able to visit
the office of the Land Commission a
few days ago.
The public schools opened Monday
with an unusually large attendance in
all departments.
The amount of Thurston county's
apportionment from the State school
fund is 81 ,39l.5O.
Mrs. A. B. Rabbeson is suffering
from a broken wrist. an injury re-
ceived from fall.
The Democratic prim aries will be
held in this city, Tuesday evening,
from 5 to 8 O'Clock.
Miss Covell, of this city, has been
assigned position as teacher in the
Washington school.
A large addition has been built to
O'Brien's blacksmith shop, corner Of
Columbia and Third.
Rev. Father Kusturs, of Ellensburgh,
is visiting Rev. Father Classens, Of
St. Michaels church.
John Cameron, a native OF Canada,
vas admitted to citizenship in the Su.
perior Court Tuesday.
Read the G. w. P. advertisement in
this issue and see the bargains they
have in store for you.
Capt. l.. Wiley has sufficiently re.
covered from illness to resume COM
mand of the Multnomah.
The Populists in King county have
nominated Sim Dobrin, formerly Of
this city, for the Legislature.
VIM. Gold died at his home near
Rainier, last Friday, and was buried
in Masonic cemetery, Sunday.
The Collins dam, on the old Eaton
place, has been washed away, causing
loss Of something over 81 900.
DR.. Riley and George Jones have
gone on a prospecting and hunting
party to the Olympic mountains.
The Capital City Band will give a
concert at the Tumwater falls, Sun
day, at 3 p. NJ, weather permitting.
The taking of testimony in the Nc
Bride case closed yesterday. The
hearing has occupied about 10 days.
"The American Girl" company has
scored decided success vt the Mar
guam Grand, Portland, the past week.
Hon. J. O'Brien Scobey paid visit
A. Tonon., ~rJ CcotS1o Sh:o waaL An
set up the pins for the State Conven.
ton.
The Democratic County Convention,
which meets in this city on the 22d
inst. will be composed of 1O7 dele
gates.
Mrs. L. Portman, who has been Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. A. H. Chambers,
returned to her home at Port Town
send, yesterday.
Two dogs have been poisoned dur.
ing the past week, one belonging to
J. H. Wilson and the other to Mrs.
JObCpuiuc OToWu.
Patrick Lynch, decea; ed, was buried
in the Catholic cemetery yesterday,
from st. Peters hospital. He came
here from Ellensburgh:
The latest fad is a Vacation" So
cial. One will be held by the ladies Of
the Congregational church. At their
parsonage, this evening.
The residence of 8. Wolff, near
Rochester, was destroyed by fire. a few
days ago. The loss is about 81 400,
with an insurance OF $500.
Apartisl eclipse of the moon, visi-
BILE in all parts of America, occurs to-
night, commencing at 10 SO and ends
Is minutes past midnight.
| Miss Pathic has succeeded Miss
Weldon in the G. w. P. store of this
city. Miss Weldon has returned to
her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Ladies' Relief Society will hold
a progressive euchre party, at Olympia
hotel, Saturday, between 2 and 4
O'Clock, to raise funds for the needy.
o. C. White will attend the Odd
Fellows meeting at Chattanooga
Tennessee, which convenes Monday
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