Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


And an old-:ashione,i thunder storm,
Were among th- freaks OF the wealth
er tie pat week.
To-day i Good Friday.
\. u. Glover is reported To be quite
i'll.
Day alter tomorrow is Easter sun
day.
Oliver Il Go. want all the potatoes in
the county.
The bicycle craze has reached the
high fever point.
summit Lake seems to he the favor
lie fishing place
John Clecs is building new house
on Bush Prairie.
Walter Chambers is erecting a cold
storage warerOOm.
The County Commissioners were in
session yesterday.
J. b. Forbes, OF Kamilchie, was in
the city this week.
A number OF Tumwater people are
afflicted with grippe.
4 son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton, OF this city.
T. q. Agnew had leg crushed in
the sawmill last Friday.
A jury term of the Superior Court
convenes next Tuesday.
a son has gladdened the home OF
Donald Ross OF this city.
Rev. J. S. McCalIum is recovering
from an attack OF grippe.
Prof. DeHan will soon open music
store in Mr.. Hale's brick.
Ed. Morsbach, OF Bucoda, was in
Olympia during the week.
Miss May L. Sylvester spent several
days in Seattle this week.
A new ladies' furnishing store has
opened in the Hale block.
+. G. Deming is on visit to his
former home in Wisconsin.
BARRIERS of this city will hereafter
close their shops on Sunday.
A son was horn to the wife OF Dan
Mcnamara Tuesday evening.
The Westside school was opened
last Monday by Miss Conant.
w. II. Springer is rapidly recovering
from his recent severe illness.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mrs. Lulu Van Eaton LANCE.
Miss Graham, OF Tacoma, is visiting
Miss Clara Wiley OF this city.
A. Whitemarsh & Son are putting
in new sawmill at Tumwater.
Caroline Levine has been granted
a decree of divorce from her husband.
James +. Girton, editor OF the Aber
deem Herald, was in the city Tuesday
The Olympia Gun Club proposes t.
hold their first " shoot" on the 18Th
inst.
DO you want to sell your potatoes
If so. huff ced; Oliver & Co. will bu.
them.
A daughter arrived at the home o
Fred Moulten, of Bush prairie, las
Saturday.
The Elks have again began rehear
sal for that oft-promised minstrel per
Torrance.
W. P. Ready has returned to Port
land after brief visit to his parents
in this city.
The steamer Monte Cristo brough
up Is barrels OF cement for Moffat
Bros. Tuesday.
The steamer Estella left Tuesda,
for Mosier & McDonald's camp will
81 sacks of oats.
Judge Dunbar OF the Supreme
bench of this State is on visit t
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Miss May Coons returned Saturday
from a weeks visit to her sister, Mrs
Elmer Shields, of Ceniralia.
Seventy-fve delegates to the Crane
Lodge A. o. U. w. arrived by thu
Multnomah Tuesday evening.
The capacity of the EGGPLANT q
Tumwater has been about doubled b,
the addition Of new machinery.
Capt. Monroe will entertain tn
members OF the Royal Arcanum will
stereopticon views this evening.
Mason Hichcliffe, formerly hack
man for Foster & I.aberee, is now fir
ing a boiler in Portland hotel.
The Olympia Mill has been runnin
nights on shingles the past week, tn
daily product being about $4,000.
VIM. Beatty, formerly with ]. "
Wade of this city, is now conductin
fruit stand at Long Beach, Cal.
Yesterday in the Superior Coul
most OF the day was taken up in ma
tiers pertaining to the McCabe estate
Geo. T. Robertson, representa-
Blake, McFall & Co., paper dealer
Portland, paid our city visit yeste
day.
The Second Annual Convention
the Thurston County w. C. T. U. wi
be held on Tuesday and Wednesday
next week.
Potatoes are in demand, just nov
Oliver & Co. have authorized us
state that they will purchase all tn,
are offered.
A. C. Going has entirely recovere
from his recent illness, but will renal
in Portland several weeks before r
turning home.
Harvey Rauft, in the employ of Il
Light and Power Company, had h
eye quite severely injured 10y hot SC
dor Last Friday