Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-09
CITY NEWS II BRIEF.

Mr.. Will u. Jenkins lett for Seattle
vest, rday hy the Multnomah.
Mss Kate McGraw. "i Seattle, is
visiting Mis- C"wlc>, OF this city.
Prof. Royal and family, OF Oregon,
are visiting y lativc> on Ea>t>ldr.
Margaret Eastman, Ettl" girl
afflicted with typhoid fever, i recover
ing.
Mr.. F. l.. Goddard. "i the Stcilac"om
Insane A>llum, i at the Carlton
House.
The weather report to-day reads ::
"To-night, fair; Tomorrow ialr and
warmer"
Miss Adelaide Burntragcr has re-
turned from Il visit to friends at Port
Townsend
Quite number of our people con-
template visiting Portland on the Eth
to hear Bryan crate.
J. +. Riley, manager OF the the Mer-
camille Co., OF shelton, visited the
Capital City this week.
The Thurston County Horticultural
Society meets at l p. NJ. tomorrow i'll
the Equity courtroom.
The Capital Brewing Co. received a
consignment of $50 sacks OF malt from
San Francisco, Tuesday.
Tho season has been terror" on
hay-making Root crops have, how
ever, been benefited by the rain.
Tuesday, the 18th, has been selected
by the Elks as the amended date for
their Venetian picnic on the water.
James Dalziel, of this city, was a
passenger by the Pueblo, which sailed
from Seattle for San Francisco yester-
day.
A meeting of the Thurston County,
Fruit Growers Association will be held
in the Equity courtroom at 3 P. NJ. to-
morrow.
Esquire Dial united in matrimOny
W. p. Johns and Miss Susan NJ. Dixon
yesterday. The happy twain hail from
Tacoma.
The three Simpson camps on the
Kamilchie road got out 100000 feet
of logs from June, 1896, up to June o.
this year.
White people, Indians and China.
men are holly disputing possession Of
the rich blackberry districts in the
neighboring hills.
The Alumni of the old o. C. I. went
down to Buffers Cove last Monday
where they turned their annual re-
union into jolly picnic.
J. w. Rankin, of Tacoma, who has
been visiting relatives in this city the
the past two days left this morning
for Shelton by the local steamer.
Hall received half dozen more
Crescent" bicycles Wednesday. The
many sales he has made of this wheel
indicates that it is prime favorite.
The next steamship leaving Seattle
for San Francisco, will be the Walls
Walla. Tuesday. On the same date
the City of Topeka leaves for Alaska.
The two-trips-a-day service of the
Wiley steamers will continue, except
on Sundays, when but one boat will
perform round trip to or from Seat
tie.
Tuesday morning, at 8 A. NJ, the
plat of township "a north, range II
west, was placed on file at the Olympus
Land Office, and the township thrown
open for entry.
The sky has been obscured by cloud.
most the time during the past week
The temperature has been cool enough
for comfort, and occasional showers o.
rain have fallen.
Little Gertie Knox, who has beer
i'll OF typhoid fever, the past three
weeks, has, we are pleased to announce
passed the critical point and is now il
fair way of recovery.
An experienced apiarist estimates
that the annual growth of Whit
clover Skin ing the streets of Olympi:
would suffice to keep hundred
colonies of honey bees.
Cherries are drug in the market
The high winds and rain that have
prevailed have caused much of tn,
ripe fruit to be bruised and BLASTED
on the trees, uniting it for shipment
Rev. Clarence B. seely preached a
the Methodist church last Sunday
The reverend gentleman will be re
membered as an old-time student ant
graduate of the Olympia Collegiate
Institute.
The Multnomah Wednesday extend
ed her trip to Kamilchie to carry tn
lOggers home from their visit to Seat
tie and Tacoma where they hav
been to participate in the holida.
festivities.
Robt. Taylor, formerly of this city
and Miss Allie Mcnamara, both O
whom have been emplyed in the Web
hotel, Shelton, for year or NOR
past, were united in marriage fe,