Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Haymaker> are happy.

Tuesday.
Samuel Essential Is on a visit to
San Francisco.
The earth was in her aphclion the
first Of this month.
Ripe tomatoes are among the deli
cacirs OF the season.
Mrs. Thomas Vance has returned
from North Yakima.
Gr'cnapples are making their ap-
lcarancc in the markets.
The first spring colt has made its
appearance on the street.
Grain harvest is fast coming upon
the heels Of the hay crop.
Jesse Fol,z and Jack Doanc left for
Walla Walla Wednesday.
John Lynch, of Seattle, is on a visit
to his parents in this city.
The chief domestic industry at
present is putting up fruit.
Miss Mile Hansard, of Seattle, is
visiting in the Capital city.
Wild ducks are coming in from
their northern breeding grounds.
The second advance car of Mains
circus passed through this city Mon
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. f. Barton, Of this city few days
ago.
Commodore McElroy made trip
to kamilchie, yesterday, on business
visit.
st. Johns Sunday school held their
annual outing at Buffers Cove yes
terday.
The City of Puebla will probably
arrive at Seattle from San Francisco
tomorrow.
The Aberdeen did not make her
trip yesterday owing to break in her
machinery.
The Capital city is fast becoming
the Mecca of bicyclists from all avail
able points.
A delegation of Masons from this
city visited the lodge at Shelton Sat-
urday night.
Wayne Bartholomew, the crack pro-
fessional bicycle rider of the Pacific,
is in this city.
The hot wave is coming this way
and Puget Sound people had better
prepare for it.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sizer returned a few
days ago from a visit to her old home,
near Chicago.
On Sunday the morning boat will
leave for Seattle. No departure in
the afternoon.
E. E. Taylor is now associated with
A. H. Christopher in the bicycle and
musical business.
The weather report for tonight and
tomorrow is "Fair," and Sunday
promises to be the same.
The propeller shaft of the Estella
was broken this week, and was re-
paired by Sam McClelland.
Mrs. A. c. Olson, daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. Mitchell, is visiting her par.
ents, who reside on Westside.
A daughter has appeared to glad
den the camp-life of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Dent, at Buffers Cove.
An excursion party will visit this
city from Tacoma Sunday. They will
come by the State of Washington.
The Palladium is now under the
management of Lee Holland, who has
leased the plant from Mr.. Rathbun.
Hon. J. c. Conine, of Yelm, has
filed an application for government
pension for services in the "late" war.
Farmers say the bulk of the hay
crop of Thurston county will have
been harvested during the present
week.
Ernest B. Osborne, of San Fran
cisco, who has been on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. Hiltz, left yesterday for
home.
Miss Anna Tarbell, an old-time res
ident of this city, now of Portland, is
visiting the family of s. G. Ward, ON
Westside.
The latest and freshest fruits and veg
etables may always be obtained at The
Saratoga, in Good Templar building,
telephone 4.
1t takes an entire car to accOmmo-
date the advance agents and carry the
big posters of the Walter L. Mains
great circus.
A good many people belonging to
that favored caste that have nothing
to do, are doing their lives away at
Buffers Cove.
Do not defer until too late to secure
safe number of chances in the splen-
did cyclop@dia rattle now ON at Hop
kins Bros.'s store.
Savage & Scofield have secured a
contract for building a bridge span
ming 140 foot crossing of the Pe-Ell
river, in Lewis county.
Decoration day was the beginning
OF a general tidying up in the ceme-
terles, and the good work is still be-
Ing prosecuted by lOt-Owners