Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-09-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

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w. and NJ J. Gin,ct visited seat
IT, thj, week.
The oyster business i active and
GOD prices p,'taii.
Gr3u~- humtrr- are on the alert and
many are thor victims.
Don't neglect to register IN time
ior Democratic victory.
\ respite from the dclugins rain
pira>c> outdoor laborcr-
Nav is the time Ia stop that sly
leak in the kitchen roof.
Coal Mine Inspector Norton was in
the city from seattle, Tuesday.
A son was born Saturday to Mrs.
Claude Aspinwall, OF Mud Bay.
W. NJ. Link left last Saturday for
Chicago over the Union Pacific.
The ladies ministries Will rchcarse
"Wednesday evening i'll Tacoma hall.
Our Jewish friends observed Mon
day. OF this week, as solemn fast
day.
fAr ia II r
tends to the l4th of the coming
month.
The streets near the courthouse
are being improved by grading and
graveling.
Mrs. Reta White is lying seriously i'll
at the residence OF Andrew Chambers,
near town.
Showers are reported for to-day and
tomorrow by the Waterman on the
signal tower.
Second crop Strawberries are grow
ing cheaper. Two boxes can now be
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The Woman Suffrage Society will
meet in the Equity courtroom to-
morrow afternoon.
Geo. Simpson, of Ma flock, manager
OF the Simpson Logging Co., was in
the city yesterday.
Provident householders will fill
their woodsheds while fuel can be had
at 4 reasonable price.
A great many families in and about
Olympia are making their own cider
and vinegar, this year.
Mark your umbrella and your neigh
Dor in his hurry will not be so likely
to mistake it for his own.
Patrick McGec and Miss Anna John
son, of Seattle, were united in matri-
mony, in this city, Monday night.
Miss Jennie Corliss left Saturday for
Minneapolis and Chicago where she
proposes to remain during the winter.
The old-fashioned almanac is the
original weather forecaster, and its
report for to-day is indications OF
frost"
The tenth annual session of the
Baptist Convention will be held in
this city, next month, beginning on
the l1th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn and their
daughter Pearl, left by Wednesdays
train for Portland, to attend the ex-
position.
Attorney General Thos. NJ. Vance
will address our citizens on political
issues, in Olympia Theater, Thursday
evening.
The Republicans have opened a
club room for the campaign in the
Horn store-room lately occupied by
Jos. Cheim.
The bark Courtney Ford. Capt
Murchison, arrived Mt Westside Mill,
Tuesday, to take on 4 cargo Of lumber
for California.
The steamship Cottage City leaves
Seattle for Alaska, Monday, carrying
as passengers from this city N. Kauf-
man and Jesse Murphy.
Savage and Scofield have been
awarded contract for building 1G0-
foot bridge over the south fork of the
Chchalis river in Lewis county.
Miss Louise Aver has returned from
visit to friends at Helena, Mont,
and will resume her duties as stem
ographer for the Supreme Court.
Cal. McClelland will open Il grocery
in the Williams building on Main
street tomorrow. The first INSTALL
ment of his stock arrived last night.
Carpenters are now doing a job on
the new Methodist church edifice
which that class OF mechanics always
dread the worst, quitting ON the
cornice."
The Chrysanthemum festival and
showing under of the Republican
party will make November month
long to be remembered by patriotic
Olympians.
The steamship Queen sails from the
Sound Tor San Francisco tomorrow
and +. W. Phinney, Miss Asher and
Edward Hall are passengers from this
city 10y her.
Fruit raisers are being put to their
best efforts in securing their winter crop
before IL falls from, tho sfOrn.Sha Ion