Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-05-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

operations soon.
Mr. y :, Porter has quite recovered
from a severe illness
The Pauline Hall Opera Co may
visit this city soon.
A. Gallon lett on the Pueblo for
san Francisco Tuesday.
\ social dance will he given at
Woodland tomorrow evening.
Hon. Thos. II. BrcntS, Of Walla
Walla, was in the city this week.
1t is said that the Puget Sound Pipe
Factory will soon resume operations.
Ii you want Ia reach the people OF
this county advertise in the STANDARD.
The olympic Mill Co. has shipped
a carload OF shingles to Omaha this
week.
Schoiield & Savage's pile-driver is
busily engaged in repair of Long
Bridge.
The Multnomah last evening
brought up the freight OF the City OF
Puebla.
The Olympic Mill Co. is furnishing
the lumber for the new United Presby-
terrain church.
Otto Hoffman, German, was ad-
mitted to citizenship in the Superior
Court this week.
To-day was the last day for paying
1894 taxes and getting a rebate of
penalty and interest.
George f. Rideout, and family late
OF North Adams, Mich, have become
residents OF this city.
The steamer Multnomah was on
the gridiron Sunday, undergoing
thorough renovation.
Mrs. Ira Manville, formerly of this
city, now a resident of Baker City,
Oregon, is over on visit to relatives.
G. E. Smith and Oscar Sternberg
have gone OH q surveying expedition
with Deputy Surveyor Gilbright. in
Chehalis county.
Mrs. Harmed, who has been quite ill,
was considerably better Saturday, but
has since had relapse and is not yet
assured OF speedy recovery.
The Indian War Veterans of the
North Pacific Coast meet in Portland
June 18th. and the local camp is in
vited to send representative.
Lincoln Lodge No. 1O4 K. of P.
gave a social entertainment for the
brotherhood and invited friends at
Pythian Castle, Tuesday night.
The Grand Army observance OF
Memorial Day took place yesterday in
accordance with the programme pub
lished in these columns last week.
The iron for the completion of the
Jefferson street track will be here
Monday, and after that date cars will
be loaded with lumber from the mill.
]. w. Crawford and wife, of Okla
homa, are on visit to their old home
in this city. Mr.. C. was for several
years a member of the local bar OF at
torneys.
DR.. Riley reports about = dozen per-
sons in st. Peters hospital who are
MANNED in some form or another, an
unusual number of that class OF
patients.
Judge N. S. Porter went to Seattle
to-day to attend q meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Wash
ington Bar Association, of which he is
President.
Work was begun yesterday on the
United Presbyterian church, which
will occupy a site corner of Jefferson
and Fourth streets. ]. w. Dent has
the contract for its construction.
Capt. Griffiths, the first officer of
the lost steamer Colima, was in com.
mand of the steamship Dakota, when
she ran to this city and landed at
the Westside wharf, many years ago.
Mamie E. Hurspool was granted
divorce from her husband, Ernest
Hurspool, by the Superior Court,
Tuesday, on the ground of failure to
support. The case was not contested.
The steamer Wiley, now owned by
the Chapman Bros, of Shelton, was
towed to this city by the Estella,
Wednesday, and is now beached at
the foot of first street for thorough re-
pairs.
Lincoln Lodge K. OF P. elected Tues
day evening the following officers for
the ensuing term: r. l. Oliver, c. c.;
J. NJ. Johnson, v. c.; E. E. Menard,
Prelate; J. L. Holland, NJ. OF w.; o.
V. Linn, NJ. at A.
The special prices quoted this week
by the Peoples Store cannot be dupli-
Gated in value for the figures named
in this city. This firm leads in ster-
ling quality and low prices as well as
the manner OF doing its business.
The Aberdeen, Wednesday, brought
up carload of household effects and
the stock for toy shop from Michigan
for John Post, who will open a store
in the Paisley building, formerly &C.
cupied by the Gold Bar restaurant.
The Beaver brought in the last
scow-load of brick required on the
capitol foundation yesterday, and the
Monte Cristo 70 barrels of cement,
which likewise completes the demand
for that supply on the present con-
tract.
The Queen Chop House, on Fourth
street, in the OFT building, shows evil
dences Of prosperity, having doubled
its capacity for accommodation of Gus
toners by removal OF a partition
and the erection of stalls for ladies
and families.
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