Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-09-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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gon, Wednesday.
Several new dwelling houses are GO
ing up at Tumwater.
The weather forecast for Saturday
is" Fair and warmer"
The Olympia Typographical Union
meets tomorrow night.
olympic University will not open
until the January term.
Hon. Frank Ruth, of r inner, called
upon the STANDARD Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Monroe, of Eastside, this
week.
The Olympic Mill Co. is steadily at
work on the Tacoma pavement-block
order.
Frank n. Chase has received the
appointment of Postmaster at Tum-
water.
The Carlton House is being reno
waited and repaired for the winter
trade.
The Multnomah yesterday delivered
the freight of the steamship City OF
Puebla.
A carload of fir "tank" lumber is
being loaded at the Olympic mill for
Galvs, Ill.
Lachlan Macleay, of Portland, is on
visit to his mother. Mrs. 7. Macleay,
of this city.
A son was born to the wife of An
drew Johnson, on Hartstein Island,
last Friday.
Judge and Mrs. B. F. Dennison
spent few daye at the City of Des-
tiny this week.
The Degree OF Honor Workmen
meet tomorrow night in the Hall at
Stuart's Corner.
The Olympia Foresters paid fra
ternal visit to the Shelton lodge last
Saturday evening.
S. G. Simpson, Vice President of
the Wiley Navigation Co., was in
the city yesterday.
Go. A attended the Whatcom Fair,
in body. They left Monday and re-
turned Wednesday.
Messrs. Springer & White received a
carload of assorted cedar lumber from
their mill at Elma this week.
An order for carload of dimension
shingles has been filed with the Olym-
pic Mill Co. for Colorado Springs.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips left for the East
a few days ago, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Mitchell, in Mont Clair, N. J.
The steamer Estells took load of
camp supplies to Mosher & McDon-
AIDS camp, at Mud Bay, yesterday.
"Billy" Esling, the athletic roust-
about of the Olympian, has returned
from short visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McClurg, of
this city, we're made happy by the ar
rival of wee boy baby few days ago.
The United Presbyterians intend to
"pass the hat" for deficiency of $500
incurred in building their new church.
Any of our orchardists who wish to
exchange fruit for lumber may be &C.
commodsted by applying At the Olym-
pic mill.
A horse belonging to F. w. Brown
fell dead Saturday in McBratney's
blacksmith shop, where he was taken
to be shod.
A reception was given Rev. P. H.
Feese, the ney pastor of the M. E.
Church, Wednesday evening, by his
congregation.
J. w. wilkins is recovering from
typhoid fever, under the careful min
istrations of the good sisters at St.
Peters hospital.
Tumwater school opened Monday
under the superintendence of Prof.
Halves, with Ada Sprsgue and Linnie
Barnes for assistants.
The social dance at South Union
last Friday night was pronounced q
success in every particular by those
who attended from this city.
The Multnomah brought up ten
tons of Cumberland blscksmith's coal,
last evening, for 8. G. Simpson and a
like quantity for O'Brien Bros.
The "Pay Train" company left on
the 3 80 train, this afternoon, for Sc.
attic, where they appear At the Seattle
Theater tonight and tomorrow night.
The Olympia Light and Power Co.
have removed the 100 tons of coal,
landed on Percivars dock by the Rapid
Transit, last week. TO the gas house,
on Eastside.
1t is an acknowledged fact that
those whose advertisements appear in
the STANDARD are the liveliest tusi-
ness houses at the Capital City. Read
them carefully.
The Cotillon Dancing Club is the
latest organization formed for social
enjoyment in this city. 1t is com.
posed mainly of those merry fellows
knows as Elks.
Miller's Business College has sc.
cured more commodious rooms in the
Reed building, corner of Sixth and
WQahIn UfOn Stroot.