Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-07-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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The forecast for tp-;norrow is Fair
aud warmer"
\ SON gladlens the nome OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Chambers.
Strawberries at three boxes for
quarter are an expensive luxury.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Josephson are
harry in the advent OF "A baby boy.
\ daughter was born to the wife of
OF Harry Rambo, Eastside, Wednes-
day.
}. :. Dobhins is about to open an
undertaking establishment in this
city.
The steamer Multnomah brought
up last night two elk for Tumwater
Park.
Haying is we'll under way in the
upland districts and an average crop
is promised.
The Thurston County Teachers
Institute opens at Unity church on
the 18th inst.
On Saturday and Sunday, the 18th
and 9th, the steamer Aberdeen will
omit her usual trips.
Mr.. l.. z. Yemen has gone to Ma
son county on Il Fourth OF July re-
cuperating expedition.
.. l.. Branson, now resident of
Osmond, Neb., is on a yisi. to his
former home, this city.
DIR. Newell reports the birth of a
daughter on Monday to the wife of
John Austin, Mud Bay.
Mrs. Edward Callow left to-day, for
her home in Kamilchie, after an ex-
tended visit in this city.
Gov. McGraw has returned from his
pilgrimage to the political Mecca and
is again at his post OF duty.
Hon. John F. Convey has returned
from his visit to the Republican stand
ard-bearer, VIM. Mckinley.
Mr.. Chas. Mccarthy, of Edison, a
relative of Mrs. N. S. Porter, was on
a visit TO this city few days ago.
The ladies' cabin on the upper deck
of the City OF Shelton has been ex-
tended to the extreme end OF the boat.
Excursionists wishing to visit Chau.
tauqua on the Fourth must leave on
the Multnomah tomorrow, at &c
A. NJ.
Edward Cotter has returned from
Mason county where he has been en-
gagged in building a dam for Ellis &
Reed.
Judge Dave E. Baily has gone over
to the Populist party. He has doubt
less reasons satisfactory to himself fol
60 doing.
Gov. McGraw has appointed Geo
II. Boardman, Of Tacoma, q Trustee
OF the Soldiers Home, for a term o
five years.
The Aberdeen resumed her after
noon trips to Seattle Monday, in ex
cellent order from thorough renova
tons and repairs.
James w. Smith, OF this place, ha
been added TO the list of government
pensioners. He will receive Sc pc
month from June, 1895.
The meat markets will close at moo
Oh the Fourth. So you had better la
in your supplies for Sunday be!or
"high meridian" tomorrow.
Harve Drewry is in the city iron
Elma, near which place he has bee
engaged in driving team in loggin
camp. He expects TO return mex
week.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Seabrook Eddings, of Honolulu,
this city, Wednesday night, at til
residence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
P.D. Moore.
The steamer City of Shelton mac
a special trip to this city last nigh
bringing 70 loggers from Simpson
camp, en- route for Tacoma and S
attic to spend the Fourth.
The first load OF new hay for Il
season came in this week, and the
will probably be no more painful sigh
OF baled hay leaving town to supp
the wants OF improvident farmers.
The next steamship for San Fra
cisco is the Umatills leaving Seatt
Monday. The next steamer I
Alaska is the excursion steam
Queen, leaving the same port on Il
same date.
in of Long bridge is destined to wo
mischief with the channel belo
They aver that new bars are formil
within the area dredged out by I
last appropriation.
Another three-masted schooner, t
Maggie C. Russ, Capt. jacobson,
taking in cargo of lumber at I
Westside Mill. This makes two v,
sells moored at the mill dock an(
third is daily expected for like carl
The most elegant rooms in the CT
may be secured by transient or perm
nent guests at Temple Flat, Odd F
lows building, centrally located,
close proximity to excellent resta'