Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-09


pav after TOMORROW viii To. Palm
SUNDAY. and then comes Easter.
The Aberdeen has come of the grid
iron in excellent trim for business.
The City OF Topeka Will sail from
Seattle iur Alaska next Wednesday.
4. II. H-rrin and Lizzie Schoolcy
were married in this city last week.
1t j. easy enough to run Il news
paper with the people at your back.
Geo. Aliens new mill will he ready
to begin operations III about ten days.
Orchardi>ts are already predicting
an abundant crop OF the larger fruits.
4 mild form ui measles has pre-
vailed for the past few weeks III this
place.
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Dwyer, of East
side, rejoice i'll the arrival of d wee
daughter.
Last night the Multnomah brought
up 80 sacks OF malt for the Capital
Brewing Co.
The printed volume of laws of the
late legislative session is nearly ready
cor delivery.
Eggs continue to sell at ten cents a
dozen. Butter is strong ut Sd and 40
cents per roll.
Miss Hattie Callow, of Shelton,
came up yesterday and returned by
steamer to-day.
The Olympia sawmill at the foot of
Jefferson street has been extended fifty
feet ON the south.
The Baptist people are converting
the vacant portion of their church lot
into flower garden.
Mrs. Robert Simpson and daughter,
OF kamilchie, were i'll the city this
week, guests at the Carlton House.
A. J. ellis has resigned the posi-
ton of School Director, us he expects
to be absent from the city for a time.
A son of T. ]. McBratney, nine
years of age, fell from horse Wednes-
day, and broke his arm near the
elbow.
The Board of Audit and Control ap-
pointed John b. CatrOn Warden of
the Penitentiary at Walla Walla, last
Tuesday.
Marion Candy, of Tumwater, and
Elizabeth Hannah, of Gate City, were
united in marriage, Friday, at the
former place.
cold Probs" says that the weather
will be likely to remain fair in the
near future, and showers may occur
Saturday night.
The weather has been delightful the
past few days. 1t is about time to
take up de shubble and de hoe"
and prepare for gardening.
Tuesday night the Multnomah after
touching at her dock here, continued
on to Kamilchie to deliver 100 bar
rels of oil to S. G. Simpson.
Rev. Thompson, the new pastor of
the Presbyterian church, has taken
possession of the manse vacated by
Mrs. Lamont and daughter.
Do not let any engagement inter-
fere with the evening of the ODD, the
night on which the Smalley Concert
Co. appear at OlympiaTheater.
Rumors of the Touring mill to be
started at Tumwater are provoking
some comment among those who are
watching the signs of the times.
Savage and Schofeld came all the
way from Whatcom to attend the
last City Council meeting. 1t is
needless to say they belong to the &.
O.p.
Ex-Speaker Cline came up by to-
days train and will remain over Sum
day. Will the official prosecutor dare
to modest him for mutilatiOn of the
records?
Mrs. Hoffman who will speak at the
Unitarian church, Saturday evening,
is an old friend of Mrs. C. L. Owen
and will be entertained by her during
her stay in this city.
New subscriptions continue to roll
in for the STANDARD. The people
have no trouble in discovering the
true from the spurious ring of friend
ship in public utterances.
Konrad Schneider, of Mud BAY,
while going home at night, lately, was
thrown from his wagon by its wheel
coming in contact with log, and was
severely bruised by the fall.
The exercises of the w. C. T. U. at
the Unitarian church, Saturday after
noon, will be varied by kindergarten
exhibition by the pupils of Mabel
Brouner and Miss Kate Ward.
Shipments to Shelton this week to
the Lumberman's Mercantile Associa.
ton and Mcdonald & O'Neil have
been unusually large, an indication of
expectation of brisk business in logs.
Allison's mill, few miles from this
city, has received an order for lumber
through the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Co., which will keep it running to
its full capacity the next GO days, at
least.
The Thurston County w. C. T. U.
begins its Fourth Annual Convention
III this city on the 10th inst. Mrs.
Clara c. Hoffman, National Record
ing Secretary, will be present and de-
liver an address.
The Salvation Army announces a
Heavenly Scene" at their barracks
tomorrow Saturday evening, and
the fair captain extends special invi-
tation for the public to be present to
pass upon its artistic merit.
One bill-poster says that the STAND.
ARDS reference to small-fry journalism
i'll this city is like posting "dodger"
ON 40-sheet billboard. He means
doubtless that it is like taking a