Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-30
No boat out Sunday.

Alight shower OF rain fell this morn
ing.
The blackberry season has about
closed.
This is ideal weather for boating
on the bay.
Mr.. A. y. GriggS. of Bucoda, was in
the city, this week.
The Saratoga is prepared to buy
apples for shipment.
f.. X. Hawkins spent couple OF
DAYS in Seattle this week.
DR.. J. II. Mcdonald is recovering
from severe attack OF Siatica.
Camp meeting at Little Rock be-
gins week from to-day, Aug. 9TH.
Mr.. Schlumpf, mailing from Klon-
dyke, is registered ut the Carlton
House.
The weather forecast for tonight
and tomorrow Is, Probable showers
cooler"
Sam Rosenthal returned from his
trip to San Francisco last Friday
evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. f. Crandall, on Westside, last
evening.
A bright little girl gladdens the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bashford of
this city.
Misses Moore and Baker, of What
com, are guests of Miss Gertie Jenkins,
of this city.
Phil Vincent is making a pair of
light boats for Olympia's contingent
to Klondyke.
r. c. Reynolds is another Olympian
who will sail for Yukon by the steamer
of the Sd prox.
A good many rock and tom-cod are
being caught in the channel fronting
PercivaPs dock.
The Baptist Sunday school contem-
plates an excursion to Point Defiance
next Wednesday.
Lille Solberg, a graduate of Vashon
College, has been visiting friends in
Olympia, this week.
The passenger list of the Willamette,
sailing for Dyea next Tuesday, was
full several days ago.
An uptown restaurant announces
that Boiled Hallobout" is a leading
item of its hill Of fare
Fruit and vegetables, fresh from the
fountain, delivered to any part of the
city from the Saratoga.
Horace Guptill, of Port Angeles,
has been appointed q Pilot Commits
sioner for Puget Sound.
Mrs. Slater of Summit, Chehalis
county, is visiting her sister in this
city, Mrs. ]. c. Percival.
If you don't want to die natural
or unnatural death, stay away from
the Klondyke gold diggings.
Mrs. Foster, sister of VIM. Brown,
of this city, will depart by the Umatil-
la, Tuesday, for San Francirco.
The amount of State school money
appOrtioned to this county, based on
attendance, amounted to $2,626.
Collector Heustis has selected Henry
J. Blackwood, of Tacoma, for his first
deputy, to succeed Walter Bowen.
Amos o. Buker has returned from
Port Townsend and resumed work as
lineman for the telephone company.
Thomas Prather has supplied the
STANDARD with some excellent peach
plums, about the first of the season.
Mrs. Thomas Macleay went to Port
land Monday to attend the funeral OF
her brother-in-law, Donald Macleay.
John Gosnor, j. A. Gale and A. J.
Smith have been appointed oyster
land commissioners for Mason county.
Attorney c. NJ. Brice, his wife and
two lady companions came all the way
from Whatcom on wheels, a few days
ago.
DR.. Van Eaten and L. L. Talcott
left to-day for Hot Strings, to try the
effects of those waters for rheumatic
pains.
Charley Vietzen received from down
the Sound, this week, a six months
old st. Bernard pup. He is a monster
for his age.
Olympia zealots who can't go to
Klondyke have organized kind of a
syndicate to prubstake" somebody
who can 60.
A public installation of the officers
of Washington Lodge A. o. u. w.,
took place in the Unitarian church,
Tuesday night.
Fred Durham, lately connected
with the Portland Tribune, is on a
visit to his former home, a few miles
in the country.
The piles of goods stacked up in oul
stores with Alaskan addresses indicate
that many of our prospectors are out
fitting at home.
Mrs. Reyes. the well-known school
teacher, took passage on the Topeka
Tuesday for Juneau, to visit the fam
lily of DR.. Wyman.
Mr.. Aliens mill on Jefferson street
it furnishing the lumber for q large
store building for the Lumber and Mer.
camille Co., of Shelton.
The Multnomah could not carry all
the excursionists who applied for
tickets for the M. E. excursion to
Point Defiance, Wednesday.
exit" Carson, Of the Canadian Pa.
cific Railroad Co., was in the city
yesterday attending to business fol
the company he represents.
DIR. Butler, of Cleveland, Ohio, an
uncle of Mrs. J. H. Ogden, who has
been on a visit west for some time
started on his return home Tuesday.