Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-06-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Isl silver, or not silver ? That's the
question.
Miss Alice Allen is visiting friend.
al shelton.
Mercury has subsidized into the ray.
of the sun.
Early cherries are coming plenti.
fully into market.
Logan Hayes. of Tumwater, is quite
i'll Of malarial fever.
To keep posted as to what is transpir
ing read the STANDARD.
Miss Mcknight, of Seattle, is the
guest OF Mrs Gov. McGraw.
Work on the United Presbyterian
church is progressing nicely.
This office is in receipt OF the last
catalogue of Vashon College.
The new lath machine in the Olym.
pic mill is now in operation.
Herbert Mari, of Whatcom, is on a
visit to his parents in this city.
Liberated school children are having
it all their own way nowadays.
Twelve days remain in which tC
prepare for our national holiday.
Vashon Island is sending tons Of
strawberries to Seattle and Tacoma.
For neat and artistic job printing al
the lowest rates call on the STANDARD
Our resident astronomer predicts
pleasant weather for the Fourth o
July.
Mrs. Judge Hoyt returned Tuesda!
from visit to her daughter in New
York.
Strawberries and ice.cream arr
among the popular delicacies of thu
season.
The freight of the Walla Walla wa
brought up by the Multnomah yes
terday.
Olympia is the acknowledged frui
shipping entrepot of the Sount
country.
Don't stand upon the street corner
if you do not want to be taken for (
Populist.
The ball on the evening of the All
of July will be in charge of the Son
of Veterans.
The students of Providence Acad
envy went on picnic to Buffers Gov
Wednesday.
bicycle stables" are now amonl
the new establishments of every con
siderable city.
A daughter was born recently t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. w. Stocking, o
Grand Mound.
Hummingbirds are nesting in tn
wood bins. Don't disturb them; the
are insect eaters.
Col. Heustis and wife returned b
the Aberdeen, Monday, from trip I
China and Japan.
Indians are busily engaged in dig
ing for L" horse CLANS" for which the.
get a paying price.
Tickets for Aamold's grand concer
will be placed on sale at O'Connor'
Wednesday at 9 A. M.
Mr.. Robert Bradley and Miss Susi
hurry, both of Delphi, were unite
in marriage last Saturday.
CO.. Smith, General Manager of tn
Oregon improvement Co., passe
through this city yesterday.
Are you out of employment? G
and rent bicycle and ride yoursel
into business and notoriety.
Mr.. Rands. formerly OF Oregon City
but now of Vancouver, this State
gave this Office call to-day.
It is a deserved compliment tina
the capitol foundation is built q
Thurston county sandstone.
S. G. Simpson returned from tri
TO Canada yesterday and left for hi
home at Seattle this morning.
Joseph Alexander and Mr.. Bulfncl
left this morning for q prospecting
trip to the Okanogan country.
Miss Eta Yemen is taking an out
ing in the South Bay country, tn
guest OF Miss Fanny Langridge.
Much interest is manifested in tn
revival meetings now in progress .
the United Presbyterian church.
Miss Jennie Sickels has concludes
her school on Chambers Prairie ant
resumed her residence in this city.
Mr.. John A. Wolfe returned Tues
day from a months visit to relative
and friends at Centralia and Tenino.
Saloons, groceries. cigar and frui
stands outnumber all other kinds Q
business establishments in Olympia.
Six car loads OF lumber left tn
Olympic mill this week for the North
ern Pacific Improvements at Tacoma.
An army of Vashon College student
came up the Sound, last week, seek
ing their homes for the holiday season
From the Atlantic to the Pacific tn
news is being heralded that the ban
of the hard times is q thing OF tn
past.
A visitor to the capital city aver
that Olympia is as lively and attrac
tive as the average down-Soun'
towns.
Gov. McGraw has appointed E. NJ
Wlisou, Vi raiIHa'en, oCate hOa'
Commissioner, rice ]. ]. Donovan
resigned.
Prof. Yemen, OF the classical depart
ment in Vashon College, is spendin,
his vacation at his former home il
this city.
Brush up, clean up and sweep VI
for tho Eour nth Of Iulu oxarnisas "a