Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-08-16
CITY NEWS ~, BRIEF.

Nam salmon trout are being caught
at tn, draw
I,r. Mitchell has returned from hi-
Eastern tr!p.
lhr train service to Little Rock has
i,,en discontinued.
It. Martins college, at Woodland,
will open Sept. l0th.
Oy>tcrnrn are preparing for an ex
ten-iyc business next month
\ daughter was born this morning
+" Mr.. and Mrs. jog. Goodroe.
Miss Stella Toellner, OF Seattle, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. |. c. Ellis.
Miss Mamie Naut, Of Tacoma, is
visiting Mss Sternberg, OF this city.
The forest fires still prevents the de-
livery OF cord-wood 10y the electric |
cars.
Gas Harris i. expected home by the
Walla Walla, which arrives at Seattle
to-day.
Attorney p. NJ. Troy returned, this
week, from trip to Eastern Wash |
ington.
Another big excursion by the
Northern Pacific, goes to Ocosta next
Sunday.
Fire has destroyed considerable OF
the cemetary fence, near the Fair
Grounds.
X. A. Ford had trial to-day before
Justice Atkins for allowing his COW to
wear bell.
The Olympia hotel, under its new
management, is becoming favorite
family resort.
Messrs. Robertson & Wilson have a
force of men picking plums on Bush
Prairie, to-day.
Mrs. White, daughter OF the late w.
C. Israel, lett for her home in Cali
fornia, yesterday.
A partial eclipse of the sun occurs
next Tuesday, invisible to America,
visible in Russia.
Curtis Harold has leased and will
hereafter operate the steam laundry at
the Olympia hotel.
Harry Cusack fell from a carriage
in one of the Tumwater mills and
broke rib, Friday.
The Olympic mill has car OF clear
lumber ready for shipment to Castle
ton, North Dakota.
Frank Lawton and Elizabeth Langs-
ton, both of this city, were united in
marriage this week.
George Crawford, pioneer OF '49
and old-time resident of Olympia, died
at Tacoma, Sunday.
Rosenthal's Sale without a name"
if judged by results" has been an
unparalleled success.
The steamer Monte Cristo has been
placed on a route between this city
Shelton aud Tacoma.
Judge Gordon and M. c. Mcdonald,
and their wives, have returned from
camp at Buffers Cove.
Gov. McGraw has just returned from
prolonged trip for "fence-building"
in Eastern Washington.
A free silver" discussion will be
held in Tacoma hall, tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening, at Z 80.
The fog and smoke this morning
were so dense that objects could not
be seen across the street.
Bring your job work to the STAND
ARD Job Rooms and have it done in a
neat and artistic manner.
1t is reported that two houses
were destroyed by fire at Clear Lake,
near Tenino, Wednesday.
1t is reported that coal mine in
Lewis county belonging to G. Rosen-
thai has been badly burned.
The Olympia branch OF the State
Cooperative Society will meet at The
Olympia, tomorrow at ppm.
The Olympic mill has shipped seve-
raj carloads of lumber to Tacoma this
week for the Peoples Store Co.
Geo. Mills and DR.. Gentle, who have
beer at Hot Springs for the benefit OF
their health, returned Wednesday.
The mail, arriving at S o'clock, will
hereafter be delivered in the business
portion of town the same evening.
H. R. Hill, the painter, has re-
turned from Orting, where he has
been renovating the Soldiers Home.
Superintendent Z. N. Henry and
Miss Martha E. Griffith, of Boisfort,
were united in marriage at that place
last Monday.
For anything in the line OF gentle
mems furnishing goods, 60 to Rosen-
thai. His stock is the best and his
prices are reasonable.
Mr.. Brantigam, who lives on the
corner of Pear and Third streets, late
ly fell from a tree in his orchard and
sustained quite shock.
Mrs. Keller died at Tumwater, FRI
day, and was buried in the Catholic
cemetery on Bush prairie Sunday.
She was SO years of age.
The Olympic mill company lost
quite number OF logs from their
boom this week, and have force of
men ont To recover them