Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-02-18
CITY NEWS II BRIEF .

I'll" morning boat VIII max" liz:
usual TIP SUNDAY.
Mayor sutton. OF Montc>ano, j.
registered at the Hotel higgins.
Geo. {. Israel visited Seattle this
week on professional business.
Tom Nirklin, the irrcprcs>iblc type
man, was in our city yesterday.
Mrs. Robert porah has returned
from Il visit to friends at Tacoma.
The revival meetings are still III
progress ut the Methodist church.
The weather has been of all sorts
this wcck-wind. rain, hail and snow.
Read the STANDARDS wrll-fillcd
advertising columns and profit there
by.
Yesterday, Mrs. Jennie Brewer left
over the Union Pacific, for st. Joseph,
Mo
The weather forecast for Tonight
and tomorrow is Continued show
crs."
Under the Dome" is the marked
success OF the season in the dramatic
world.
The next steamship for San Fran
cisco will be the City of Puebla to-
morrow.
a son was bern to Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Fcnton, at Tumwatcr, Sunday
afternoon.
Robert Bridges is announced to
speak on the single tax problem at
Shelton this evening.
Mrs. O. C. White left Monday for
Pasadena, Cal, to visit her sister, who
resides at that place.
The Shingle Viewers club gave Il
very enjoyable masquerade ball, in Ia
coma hall, Monday evening.
On Sunday turkey dinner will be
given at the Royal Restaurant, in
Woodruff block, for % cents.
Two vessels are now loading with
lumber at Westside mill, the schooner
Ethel Vane and the bark Vidctte.
Tickets on sale tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock for the great patriotic
scenic production under the Dome"
Mrs. Laurence Kratz, formerly of
Plum Station, but now of Seattle, is
visiting Miss George Higgins, of this
city.
The steamship Alki sailed this
afternoon for Alaska, and the Queen
will sail tomorrow morning for the
same destination.
Frank Scott, one of party of
thirty from New York who leave Ia
coma next week, for Alaska, visited
this city Wednesday.
Several parties outfitting for Klon-
dixie have purchased their supplies
here after thorough inquiry as to
prices at the several business points
on the Sound.
If you want life insurance, consult
Mr.. H. Alling, at the Office of the
Secretary of State. He represents the
Mutual, of New York, the best COM
pany in existence.
James Wheeler. fireman on the log
ging engine at Mosher & McDOnald's
camp, at Mud Bay, is Mt the hospital
undergoing treatment for compound
fracture of one of his legs.
Tickets for "Under the Dome" will
COON sale at O'Connor's tomorrow
Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock, and
Bachelors Honeymoon" Monday
morning, at the same hour.
William Winter Jefferson, who
takes part in Bachelors Honey
moon," at Olympia Theater, Tuesday
night, is son of the great 10. Jeffer-
son, the only Rip Van Wrinkle"
Two "sticks" were lately cut at
Mr.. Aliens mill, in this city, which
measured seventy feet in length and
squared" Is inches. They were sent
to Wisconsin on an order for bridge
timbers.
An insane man, named Dan Davis,
who wears the insignia of the G. A. R.,
was apprehended by Sheriff Billings
this morning and locked up to await
the appointment of u commission by
the Superior Conrt to commit him.
Larry Cormier has opened "The
Royal Restaurant" in Woodruff
block. His skill as caterer is too
we'll known to require commenda.
ton from anybody. He is one of the
few who know how to keep hotel"
The late change of schedule on the
Northern Pacific brings Eastern mail
to Olympia at 1870 A. NJ. instead OF
4:l3 p. NJ, and gives passengers for the
capital city from Eastern Washington
comparatively close connection at Ia.
coma.
The Journal is certainly "promis.
ing" paper. 1t promises to publish on
Wednesdays, but has never yet sue.
ceeded in making an appearance till
Saturday, just in time to keep the is
sue of one week from stepping On the
heels of the next.
Madam Venezuela, the magician
delightfully."- entertained large crowds
of people before Mottman's central
show-window last Monday. Her
tricks were performed with grace
and finish that showed her to be a
master of her profession.
The Pacific Coast S. S. Co. have
chartered the Pacific Mail Co. 5 steam
ship Australia, to place her on the
Alaska route. She leaves San Fran
cisco for the Sound next Monday, and
will sail from Seattle the following
Saturday for all Alaska ports.
The folder issued by the Chamber
of Commerce, giving some of the
characteristics of Olympia and Thurs
ton county, is now ready for delivery
to anybody who desires to enc lose
1t with letters sent abroad. They
may be obtained from Mr. King, Sec.
rotary of the Chamber.