Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-01-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sunday the Multnomah will make
her regular run.
II. l.. Bilgcr has taken the road for
hardware house.
The membership of the public
schuulS i now GIL.
The snow has about disappeared,
except on the hillSidcs.
Revival meetings. are being held
nightly at the Methodist church
ChaS. Ctterback has gone to Sc.
attic To fill position in n restaurant.
Miss Stella f. McCordle left yester-
day for Denver via the Union Pacific.
Judge lIodgdon will convene court
i'll this city for Judge Aver, on Feb.
Sd.
Mr.. Pridham, the grocer, is always
prepared to pay cash for country pro-
duce.
The steamer Doctor came up yester-
day to tow two barges of wood to Sc
attic.
The estates of Stephen and Eleanor
Barker, deceased, have been CONSOLE
dated.
The weather prophet prophesies
"To-night and Saturday, rain and
warmer"
Kearney & Co, sell hay at from SIS
to $40 per ton, and other things in
proportion.
Capt. Thos. May, of the steamer
Favorite was in this city visiting his
many friends, yesterday.
The Georgia University Graduates
will appear at Olympia Theater on
the evening of Feb. 10th.
The steamers Estella and City of
Shelton brought in 125 sacks of oysters,
yesterday, for the Sound trade.
James McIntire sustained a fall
Tuesday evening while carrying wood
into the house and broke rib.
Quite demand for teachers exists
in the country districts, ut salaries
ranging from $50 to $40 per month.
The steamship Victorian, scheduled
to leave Seattle for Alaska on Feb. 7th,
will not leave till ten days later, the
18th.
On Monday the steamer Aberdeen
will resume her afternoon trips, after
suspension that has lasted several
months.
Mrs. Frank Pettygrove and Mrs.
B. S. Miller, of Port Townsend, are on
visit to their mother, Mrs. Burkett,
of this city.
Mrs. Nellie Seeley, wife of Rev. C.
B. Seeley, pastor of the NJ. E. Church
at kalama, is visiting acquaintance
in this city.
The schooner Salvador, Capt. jan
sen, now loading with lumber at the
Westside mill, will sail next Thursday.
with full cargo.
If you want to see decorated china
ware It'll you can't rest" 60 to Kear-
ney's grocery store, corner of Fifth
and Main streets.
A package ordered by telegraph
from New York by the Great North
ern Express Co., WAS received in this
city in just five days.
DR.. S. G. Sullinger, the Presiding
Elder for this district, is assisting the
NJ. +. pastor in holding a series of re-
vival meetings this week.
On Sunday the steamship Alki will
sail for Alaskan ports. Her space all
being taken, there are no sales OF
tickets to report this week.
The steamship Queen which leaves
the Sound for Alaska, on the 4th prox.,
will only touch at Juneau, Douglas
Island, Dyea and Skaguay.
The oldest child of Judge Aver, who
himself as is known is deeply afflicted
with heart trouble, has scarlet fever.
Troubles never come singly.
Deep Creek" Jones came over from
his farm this week, but not to hob-nOb
with the Governor of South Carolina,
or any other executive-if he knows
himself
1t is said that the new Pop paper
that will soon appear in this city, is
to be tri-weekly. 1t will come out
sometime this week and try to come
out the next.
John A. Walstrum, of Tumwater,
says the Palladium, is organizing a
company at Tumwater to purchase
the foundry and machine shops at
Salem, Oregon.
State Treasurer Young has issued a
call for General fund warrants from
2O,42l to 81, l55 and on the military
fund from 1892 to 2,155. The call
natures Feb. Sth.
Dick Warner, known in the last
House of our State Legislature, as
the man with the iron jaw" was up
on IL visit to the scene of his legislative
exploits this week.
Tomorrow the steamship Umatilla
leaves Seattle for San Francisco. Phil
Vincent goes by her as passenger under
engagement by Capt. Hatch to do
some work ON his steamer.
The Puget Sound Pipe Co. are fig
uring on a large shipment of pipe to
that point it is necessary to ship the
pipe to San Francisco, from which it
is re-shipped to destination, seaport
OF Oregon.
DIR. II. A. Gibson, of Los Angeles,
Cal, will address the public at the
rooms of the Olympia branch of the
1. s. A. this evening at O'Clock.
His subject will be "The Day OF
Judgment" All are cordially invited
to be present.
"Where are they at?" is another
murderous assault upon the English
language, and this literary sin is just