Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-08-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

in Portland.
Frank Williamson returned from a
trip to Shelton to-day.
An excursion party from Tacoma
To this city is announced for Sunday.
Services will he resumed at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
The weather prospects are for to-
night fair, and for to morrow fair and
warmer.
On Sunday the Multnomah will
leave on usual time and be the only
boat out.
Miss Mollic Davis and Mrs. J. Siegel,
Of San Francisco, are visiting Mrs.
Jos. Chcim.
+. l.. Melton is travelling over the
Sound soliciting orders for the Port
land Spice Co.
Mrs. Robt. Doragh and daughter
have gone to Westport beach for a
few days outing.
W. A. Mcdonald, of the firm of
Mosier & Mcdonald, loggcrs, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. E. Stanford and daughters,
Edna and Mildred, left yesterday for
Pale Alto, California.
The Troy laundry has closed. 1t
could not run against competition of
the Heather Chinese"
Sam'l c. Woodruff arrived from
Spokane Saturday. He expects to
make Seattle his future home.
DIR. B. F. Longstreet has been con-
Quoting series of single-tax lectures
the past week in Columbia hall.
Olympia is taking steps to have a
branch of the Washington Fruit and
Produce Union established here.
f. X. Hawkins, late Receiver of
Public Moneys of the local land Of
flee, will remove next month to Sc
attic.
DR.. Riley's party for Klondyke, con-
sisting of Geo. Jones, E. C. Reynolds
and JOS. Sanford left by the Aberdeen,
Saturday.
Mr.. Riley, manager of the Lumber
mems Mercantile Co., of Shelton, has
gone to Colorado for the benefit of
his health.
The Aberdeen will not make her
usual trip tomorrow Saturday nor
on Sunday as she will be on the ways
for repairs.
The Thurston County Horticultural
Society will hold meeting in the
equity court room tomorrow at
o'clock p. NJ.
Attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of J. s. Brewers
grocery and feed store in this issue of
the STANDARD.
Henry Roberts, lad living on the
Westside, fell from the sidewalk on
broken glass, last Friday, and sustained
some severe cuts.
Miss Cinda Harold left Saturday
for Palouse, where she will re-enter
the employ of Hiestand, Warner &
Co. as book-keeper.
Whitney & Cameron have received
supply of Louch's famous I" IS" hams
to meet the demand for q first-class
article in this market.
Captain Thos. Tew, of the City of
Shelton, is on a visit to Portland,
where he has gone purchase an electric
light apparatus tor his steamer.
Mrs. Eugene Sullivan, of Westside,
was committed to the asylum at Steil-
accom-, Monday, to be treated for in
sanity. She is Sc years of age.
The next steamship to sail for San
Francisco will be the Umatilla,
Tuesday; on the same day, the steam
ship Alki leaves the Sound for Alaska.
Mrs. w. C. Israel, of Belmore,
mother of Geo. C. Israel, the popular
attorney, was guest OF her sons
family on Eastside few days last
week.
"The First Born" the Chinese
drama presented at Olympia Theater
tomorrow night, is the subject of il
lustration in late number of Leslie's
Weekly, of New York.
The Olympia passengers for Eastern
points, over the o. r. & N. Co., the
past week, have been Mrs. Bay Wal.
lace, for La Grande, Ogn., and John
Leach for Abilene, KS.
Yesterday the steamship Walla
Walla left Seattle for San Francisco
and the City of Topeka sailed for
Alaska. By the former steamer Miss
L. Frazier left fer the Bay City,"
Russell & Co.'s shingle mill al
Woodland was destroyed by fire Tues
day but considerable portion of the
machinery can with small repairs bt
placed in serviceable condition, and
the mill will be rebuilt.
L. L. Talcott processes to be much
improved by use of the Hot Springs
treatment for rheumatic pains. HI
has returned, but his companion in
misery DR.. Van Eaton remained for 8
fuller test of its efficacy.
John L. Dirke, q Spokane LAWYER