Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

from severe Illness.
Gov McGraw left for down Sound
points TINS morning
Mrs Ferry and her SON James have
returned from Seattle.
Hollis Parthlow and family have
removed to Portland.
Editor Lott, of the Shelton Tribune
WAS at the capital Tuesday.
The next ship leaving Tor San Fran
cisco is the Walla Walla, Monday.
Chicken-poX has broken out among
the pupils OF the Washington school.
Miss Ada Woodland left Saturday or
few days visit to friends at Tacoma
Patronize those who advertise in
the STANDARD. They are all reliable
The Olympic Mill Co. sent a car
load OF cedar posts to Tacoma yester.
day.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W.
+. Beckwith, of this city, few days
ago.
The work of clearing ground for the
new brewery at Tumwater has been
commenced.
A football team has beer organ
lied and it has chosen for it's field of
practice Maple Park.
The Multnomah has delivered the
freight from the City of Puebla and
Walla Walla this week.
The Olympic Mill Co. have another
raft of pavement timber about ready
for shipment to Tacoma.
Mr.. James @. Adams and Miss
Emma Newman were united in mar
riage, at Bucoda, few days ago.
DIR. Adams has removed his family
to Seattle, where the doctor has been
for some time engaged in practice.
Miss NJ. A. Haight, sister of the AS
sistant Acknowledgement, departed a
few days ago for her home at Oshkosh,
Wis.
A marriage license was issued by
Auditor Hopkins, this week, to j. C.
Lindahl and Hulda Stane, both of
San Francisco
Miss Hamlin, OF Seattle, was the re.
cipient OF an informal reception at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong,
Tuesday evening.
The little U. S. coast survey steamer
Tarrynot has been housed in winter
quarters at the Whitman place. a few
miles below town.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Cook, OF California,
arrived few days ago to spend few
days with their daughter, Mrs. Willard
Lemon, OF this city.
An agreement has been entered into
by our clothing and shoe merchants
to close their stores every evening ex-
cept Saturdays, at Z o'clock.
Olympia passengers for San Fran
cisco sailing on the City of Puebla, last
Wednesday, were S. E. Tichnor, A. +.
Davis, Mrs. L. Lichinstein and T.
Mckenzie,
During a late visit to Bucoda the
writer enjoyed the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. E. Vernon, of the Inder,
who are making live paper for that
little place.
The scenic features OF the Tornado,
which was given at Olympia Theater
last evening were of high order and
met with unbounded applause from
the audience.
Over the U. T. r. r., the past week,
c. Hudson left for Chicago, ILL.,, L. L.
Callow and A. w. Cummings for Spo-
kane, and Mrs. J. w. Crawford for
Guthrie, I. T.
Congressman Doolittle visited this
city Tuesday, and was interviewed by
some of our prominent citizens re-
garding aid for extension of harbor
Improvements.
The State Treasurer has issued a
call for warrants ON the general fund
from No. 9,50l to $685.. inclusive,
amounting to $7,l3O.67. Interest will
cease after the 7th inst.
The following new members were
initiated into the Woodmen of the
World Wednesday night: r. B. Nc
Causland, J. ID. Harbst, c. P. Allison
and August Passenger.
The machinery OF the Olympic mill
will be removed next week and placed
in the new mill at the foot of Jeffer-
son street. The shingle mill will re-
main where it is for the present.
Capt. Hatch came in on Mondays
train from San Francisco, on a visit
to his family. He reports his steamer,
the Monticello, doing a good business
on one of the short routes from that
city.
The Olympia is now one OF the best
conducted hotels in the State, il trav-
cling men may be believed, and they
are excellent judges of what satisfies
the wayfarer in his pilgrimage through
this "vale of tears"
lie. Willis, of Chehalis, lawyer OF
that city, who established the Nugget
and was for several years its editor,
and who was the " Nasty" at those
crossroads during the reign of Cleve-
land I, came to the capital this week
TO look after some legal matters.