Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-10-25

The large FarIuhar store building
on Adams street has been rented for a
state armorv.
The Aberdeen and Multnumah have |
been put in thorough repair Tor the
winter service.
J. a. Nicholson, of this city, leaves
for Los Angeles, Cal, by the Walla
Walla, Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Rebecca Waddell (aee Henry
of San Francirco, is on visit to rela-
tives in this city.
Judge Gordon and wife have re-
turnsd from visit to their former
home in Dakota.
1t is announced that the Elks will
give public entertainment sometime
during the winter.
The steamship Puebla was due at
Seattle to-day, and will leave that city
for San Francisco Wednesday.
Grand Master J. Fontain will pay an
official visit to Olympia Lodge No. l, l.
o. o. F., next Monday evening.
The Olympia Door and Lumber Co.
are driving piles for extension of their
wharf at the foot Of Jefferson street.
The Olympia Outing Clubs last
dance of the season will take place in
the Olympia hotel parlors this even
ing.
The Des Chuttes Dancing Club is a
late organization at Tumwater.
Their prediction. it is presumed, will
be for the Glide" waltz.
Walter Harris and mother, who
have been managing the boarding
house near the Olympic mill, left for
Ottumwa, Iowa, Tuesday.
Curtis Harold is to 60 ION the
road" for the Waverly bicycle in De-
cember, and to effect that change will
close out his business here.
The Capitol Hill Euchre Club is the
latest OF the social fads. 1t is, as its
name indicates nobby affair, and is
under the control of lady officers.
Mt. Cation, of North Yakima and
John L. Sharpstein of Walla Walla,
have been in attendance upon the Su-
preme Court, in this city, the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Work are
happy in the possession OF little
daughter, which "came to stay" al
their residence OH Westside, last Fri.
day night.
Capital Lodge X. OF P. have LEASED
the Washington Club Rooms, in thu
old Odd Fellows building on Washing
ton Street, and are fitting them up TO
their future meetings.
Mr.. A. A. Booth, Superintendent O
the Port Townsend Southern, viii
soon change his residence to Califor
MIA, where he has secured a lucrativ,
business engagement.
We call attention OF our many read
ers to the new advertisement of 1
Bettman. He has a complete line q
gents furnishing goods at prices il
accord with the times.
Frank Van Eaton has received tn
agency for the Singer sewing machine
for Thurston and Mason counties
Frank is rustler and will no doub
make good thing out of it.
Mrs. l.. Lichenstein, of San Fran
cisco, mother of Mrs. Mitchell Harris
who has been on visit OF several day
to her daughter, will leave by tn
steamer Puebla for her home Wednei
day.
A Cribbage Club is the very lates
social organization i'll this city.
will hold weekly meetings for studyin
the intricacies of fifteen two, fiftee
four" at the residences of its men
bers.
When you 90 to the Portland Fa
do not fail to visit Jos. Chilberg
Pharaohs Daughter, one OF til
most clever optical illusions OF til
day. He has his kenetopEone also O
exhibition.
An alarm OF fire was sounded frOl
Station "A, Wednesday evening, cause
by burning SCOT in a chimney of I'll
Van Epps residence, on Eastsid
The fire department promptly r
sp0nded but their services were not r
quired.
The Olympic Mill has temporari
shut down in consequence of the il
ness of Mr.. Smith, its manager. TIL
employees have gone on huntir
expedition to SkOoknm Bay, but wi
return Wednesday, when the mill wi
resume operations.
One of the realistic features OF Il
great Tornado" scene in Lincoln
Carriers new play, The Tornado"
real lightning, which flashes and illun
mates the scene all through its anvil
intensity. This is supplied 10y ~
tenn of storage batteries carried by II
company.