Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-10-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Frank Lawton is now proprietor of
the Boston Kitchen"
The City Of Shelton is having an
upper cabin constructed.
The City Of Topeka sails from Sc
attic tomorrow at ga. NJ.
An Odd Fellows lodge will probably
be established at Tenino.
The Westside Mill Co. are building
an extension to their wharf.
Quite a shower OF rain fell Wednes-
day morning at an early hour.
The Rhodendron Club held dance
in the Unitarian church last night.
The Ladies' Relief Society will hold
their annual bail Thanksgiving eve.
The falling leaves OF our maple
shade trees give evidence OF the flight
of time.
The German Club held their first
party in Olympia hotel parlors Tues
day evening.
Mrs. w. F. Newell contemplates
residence in California during the
winter months.
George Morse, aged 81, G. A. r..
veteran, died at Shelton, last Sunday,
of heart disease.
The steamer Multnomah delivered
the freight of the steamship Walla
Walla, Tuesday.
Mrs. Anderson named in her will
John Byrne and Matthew Shields for
executors thereof.
T. w. Hickey, of this city, will leave
by the Walla Walla, tomorrow, on
visit to California.
Another carload OF cedar came up
from the Elma mill this week for the
Olympia Door & Lumber Co.
The Seatco Manufacturing Co. have
sent a representative to South Amer
lea to solicit orders for lumber.
The Land Commission will sell two
acres of school land in sec. SO tp. 10
range 2 west, Oct. 23d. at2P.M.
The Racket Store" has been
moved TO the Williams building, cor
ner of Fourth and Main streets.
The Supreme Court has decided the
case OF the County Surveyor, for GER
tain fees in his Office, against him.
st. Johns church Workers held an
"Iudigo Sociable" at the residence oi
Mrs. Capt. Percival, Thursday eve.
ming.
Silver salmon, from Skookum bay
are daily sold on the street at from
ten to twenty cents apiece, according
to size.
Merrifeld's mill, near this city, il
cutting plank for the Tacoma pave
nlent, on the order held by the Olym
pic Mill Co.
A. M. Mecklen, State Organizer e.
the Woodmen of the World, is on an
official visit to the lodge of that ordel
in this city.
Mrs. Alice J. Peachy was. Wsdnes
day, granted decree of divorce from
her husband, Ruben Peachy, by thu
Superior Court.
H. Rambo took the steamer Jessie
to Everett, few days ago, and trsdee
her off for q steamer about the same
size, named Edison.
An order has been received from
the Secretary OF Agriculture at Wash
ington for the discontinuance of ths
weather station here.
A daughter glsddens the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Inman, and a sor
that of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Broadfoot
at Rainier, this week.
The Olympic Mill Co. is building 9
raft of pavement lumber to be foated
to Tacoma. It is the 6rst venture O
this kind made by the company.
The Land Commission has set Oct
9th, for hearing the petitions of J. D
Miller and Geo. A. hoffman for re.
appraisement OF their tide lands.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. A. Garland of Tumwater, and
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Miller, at Chambers lake, this week.
Mr.. w. B. Parrot, agent of DR.
Leverett Swesny, the eminent special
ist, OF Seattle, passed through the city
yesterday on his way to Grsy's Harbor
Buy where you can buy cheapes
and you will not stop short of Turner
grocery store, in Union Block, Fourth
street. He keeps everything in hi
line.
Brad" Davis while on a visit Il
Lewis county, ran up against q" Dew
IFS Club" and had thorn thrust into
his leg which required surgical aid Il
extract.
Born, at Shelton, Oct. 4, to the wilt
OF Prentice Dunbar, daughter; also
q girl made its appearance at tn.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hunter
last Sunday.
Hon. ]. H. Schively, State Organ.
izer of the A. o. U. w., delivered al
admirable address under the auspice,
OF the order, on its mission and work
Tuesday evening.
DIR. Joseph L. Brown and Mrs. Mar,
Rollo, OF Tumwater, we're married ir