Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-10-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

'i-Itl TRIP >'inIty.
I.-. ~ripi l,- hpu-h; ,iir French
,.lm. 1T Brtlrr'~ Cove.
Nu,r Ian" ha, been ON the sick
l-tthr past day ar tw"
The fare to point, in Alaska have
. ~ reduced To- X and SO.
Harry Phipp- and J. II. Fletcher
ar late arrivals from ~kagway.
VIM ~.cclman has returned from
months visit with relatives at Lamar,
"
rhr wife ri Aijutant General Can
tru hrs been quite i'll the past few
day.
hu.u,,inr McNcal. oi Tumwater,
ht~ been granted Il pension oi Sl2 per
month.
The romantic Olympia girl is busily
engaged III making her Halloween
rArtcr-.
Mr.. \. X. Elder returned from Il
prolonged visit to her daughter in
Tacoma, last evening
John b. Allen will address the pco-
ulr on political issues, tomorrow
night, at Olympia Theater.
Dr. Rcdpath reports the birth of a
daughter, last Tuesday, to the wife OF
Con sullivan at Little Rock.
The total number OF voters regis
tered in this city, when the books
closed Tuesday night. WAS SSl.
The weather the past week has been
OF the varicgatcd order. Il patch Of
cloud and a strip OF sunshine.
Everybody was pleased with the per-
formancc OF Gordon's Ministries at
Olympia Thoatcr, Monday night.
Tonight aud tomorrow Fair" is
the representation of the weather
bureau for the immediate future.
Mrs. A. NJ. Page left on Mondays
train for n visit to Washington, Ill.
She will be absent couple OF months
Miss Mary O'Neil, an old-time resi-
dent of this city, now of Seattle, paid
visit to her many friends here this
week
Mrs. W. III. Roberts propose to open
musical kindergarten for the in
struction of children in the rudiments
of harmony.
Queen Gertrude was serenaded
Tuesday evening by the Capital City
Band, at the instance of some of hel
loyal subjects.
j +. Daley will, about the LIST of
next month, open gents furnishing
stand in the rear store-room Of the
Chambers block.
There was not quorum Of the City
Council Monday night, and an adj
journed meeting will be held next
Monday evening.
Misses Cora Lee of WhatcOm, and
Barnes of Fairhaven, will represent
those cities as Maids Of Honor at the
Carnival in this city.
Melvin q. Winstock's speech, in the
theater, Friday night, was the best YET
delivered in this city for temporary
relief OF the lost cause.
A Mr.. Overstreet, of Denver, will
lecture before the Universal Brother
hood tomorrow evening, in the assO.
ciations's rooms in Hale block.
Robt. Bridges will address the voters
of Mosher & McDonald's camps mex
Wednesday evening. He will likewise
speak at Bucoda Saturday night.
ID. S. b. Henry's surveying party
has returned from their seasons labo
in the field. They have just finished
up township in Garfield county.
Sunday afternoon, Joseph Barker
and Nellie F. Scales were united il
marriage by Rev Neal Cheetham, a
the residence OF the brides parents. OF
Eastside.
The largest minstrel aggregation OF
the road, "South Before the War,
comprising so darkies, male and fe
male, will appear at Olympia Theater
Nov l1th.
Dana Wadsworth, who has been re
ceiving course Of dental instruction
from DIR. Carlyon, is going East t.
finish it up in college devoted tc
that specially.
The steamship Walla Walla left Sc
attic for San Francisco to-day. Thu
Cmatilla leaves for same destination
Wednesday. The Alki leaves To-
Alaska tomorrow.
Frank Helm, who was accidental,
shot by friend about q fortnight
ago, has so far recovered from thu
wound that he has returned to hi.
home in Mason county
Mr.. Pridham, the grocer, has beer
making some changes in his store
which add very materially to con
venencc and enables him to displa,
his large stock in much better shape
than formerly.
Lost-On the afternoon of Oct. 18th
on one of the streets of Olympia fu
boa. \ reward OF SD will be paid fo
Its return in good condition without
delay, at Sawyer e. Filley's, corne
Fourth and Main streets.
Mabel Gray, a colored woman who
has tpan n ,,atin,,t -, fI,a hocnifa1 cn,.