Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Prof. Ssndvig has gone to Bak er
City.
A heavy shower OF rain fell Wednes.
day morning
The registration OF voters will close
on the 18th inst.
Capt l.. Wiley has returned from
the Yakima fair.
The County Commissioners will
meet next Monday.
Roxy" Moore has gone to the
State Fair at Yakima.
Go to Miss Wheeler, ladies, if you
want up-to-date styles.
l.. NJ. Hall has the finest display of
saws ever seen in this city.
The equinoctial storm seems to
have gone by default this fall.
DIR. Ingham has returned from Spo-
kane to resume practice here.
The Puebla will leave Seattle for
San Francisco on the 9ih inst.
The weather prospect for to-mor-
row is " fair; for tonight, rain"
The Peoples Party State ticket was
filed with the Secretary Of State Mon
day.
The subsidy paid by some OF our
citizens for the street lights has ex.
pired.
If you wish to reach everybody in
Thurston county advertise IN the
STANDARD.
VIM. Ragless, of Tenino, left few
days ago for Rossland, b. c., TO engage
in business.
Miss Wheeler has opened one of the
finest stocks Of millinery ever brought
to this city.
A daughter was born to the wife
OF Ben Johnson, on the Eastside, Sat
urday night.
The Shelton public schools are ad.
vertised to open on the 9Th of the
present month.
A daughter was born to the wife of
Cornelius Gallagher, at Oyster Bay,
on the 18th inst.
Christmas is coming and so is q
Democratic President. Mark these
words, Mark Hanna!
Mrs. d. r. Bigelow, who has been
ill with pneumonia for several weeks
past, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Langridge has brought in from
his farm on South Bay a stalk of corn
which is twelve feet high.
A new system of dead heading"
Using the undertaker's wagon to keep
down expenses. Bates all!
Mamie Vaut, formerly an Olympia
girl, was married recently in Portland
to Mr.. F. H. Jordan, OF that city.
Olympia will be we'll represented at
the State Normal School at Elleus.
burgh, during the coming winter.
The home of A. j. Wellman of this
city, was gladdened by the appearance
of l2-pound girl baby this week.
1t is none too soon that the street
committee have commenced the work
OF repairing delapidated sidewalks.
We call the attention of our readers
to the new advertisement of G. Rosen.
thai in this issue of the STANDARD.
Brewer has in his market window a
squash weighing 70 pounds, raised on
the Shannon" farm at Nesqually.
l.. Schmidt, of Portland, is over on
an inspection of the new brewery at
Tumwater, of which he is chief owner.
Emery Vaught came over from
Portland on his bicycle Tuesday, en-
route for Tacoma, where he now re-
sides.
A mistake occurs in the date on the
fret page of this issue Of tile STAND.
ARD. 1t should be the I'd instead oil
the 4th.
Olympia Chapter o. E. S. visited
Welcome Chapter of Shelton last
evening. and were royalty entertained
while there.
The Supreme Court has decided
that municipalities cannot restrain
BARRIERS from keeping their shops open
OH Sunday.
There is hope for the popularity Of
the winter oyster, as the time has
come when all kinds OF society socials
are in order.
The work OF repairing the lower
Tumwster bridge will begin as soon as
material is procured and deposited on
the ground.
Mrs. Grace Phillips was adjudged
insane Wednesday and taken to the
asylum at Steilacoom by Sheriff Gas.
!, ton in buggy.
w. L. Jones, of North Yakima, will
address the public in behalf of the
Republican ticket at Olympia Theater
ON Monday evening, Sept. 7th.
Fred Northup, former Chief OF Pc.
lice of this city, has returned from
Arizona. He says he has had enough
o." rolling stone" experience.
oOhu n. WOilc, TIC tdliOI, ubu
set-to with his bicycle few days ago
which leaves his right eye just as if il
had come from Donnybrook Fair.
The Bryan headquarters, corner oil
Main and Third streets, continues to
be the crowded resort OF all who are
In quest OF reliable political news.
Mrs. S. A. Bright and family are
spending few days in this city be.
lore leaving for Leavenworth, Kansas
where DIR. Bright is now stationed.
And the star spangled banner
In triumph shall wave,
Ger the land of free silver
And the home of the brave!"
Is the latest country school rendition
OF our grandest national pean.
The Olympia young lady who
promised to wed her lover on the eve
OF Bryan's election, has gone vigorous.
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