Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

H." atmospheric j. becoming filled
w. smoke.
VAIN did -"mchrdy say? ono,
II "uiy hot
The Muitnnmah viii not make her
t5p"ut Sunday.
Mr. Il. A. Graham visited friends at
shelton TIM week..
Nj Hollands children are recover
~. from diphihcia.
tamp-mertinE began at the Black
River grounds "Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah q. Bates is again an
inmate OF st. Peters hospital.
The forecast for Tonight and to-
morrow l." Fair and cooler"
J. Ii. Norris is recovering from Il
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Dr. Richmond, the occulist, has Just
recovered from Il severe illness.
Many Olymrians are taking adj
vantage OF the camping season.
Miss Belle J. Campbell has been APP
pointed PoStmiStress at Tcnino.
Get Il new tag for your dog, or he
may be run in" by the Marshal.
Mr. +. y. Tunin and wife returned,
Sunday night from Glenora, b. c.
The County Commissioners meet
this week as board of equalization.
The hot weather of the past few
days has fastened the harvesting sea-
son.
Eva Long and Nina Dunbar, OF
Shelton, are visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. S. J. Robertson left yesterday
for Denver, Col, over the Union Pa.
cifc.
The Saratoga intends to make q
speciality OF melons tomorrow and
Sunday.
Mrs. E. w. Andrews, of Seattle, i.
visiting the family of II. V. Ogden, in
this city.
The shores of our bay and its many
inlets are dotted 10y the tents of hun
dreds OF campers.
Drink cold water and read thu
STANDARD, if you would enjoy 4:
clear conscience.
Commodore McElroy took part,
on trip around the bay, yesterday, il
his naptha launch.
Swimming is one of the Injuries o.
the heated term. 1t throws "scorch
ing" into the shade.
Mrs. T. N. Henry and children hav,
returned from visit to Mrs. H.:
parents at Boisford.
Miss Lizzie Frazer, OF California, .
sister OF Hiley Ellis, is on visit to hel
relatives in this place
A farmer living four miles wes
from this city reports the discovery O
gold on his homestead.
The ruby sun by day, and amber
moon by night, indicate that thu
smoky term is at hand.
Casper Wellman is acting as Driver
OF the fire team, until a permanent Sc
lection is made by the Council.
There is at least one returned Klon
diker who is honest enough to say
that Olympia is good enough for him
An electric arc light has been es
tablished at the depot OF the Port
Townsend and Southern railway.
Found-A gold scarf-pin, which tn,
owner can have by describing property
and paying for this advertisement.
The infant child of A. H. McDuff
of Eastside, is suffering from blood
poison induced by lacerated finger.
Philip Bode, died at Tumwate r
Tuesday afternoon, of an affection O
the kidneys. He was Ga years of age.
The next steamer for San francisco
will be the Walla Walla, Sunday, ant
the next for Alaska, the Alki, Monday
An Olympia sanitary authority as
serts that frequent bathing of the fee
would rob the hot weather of half it
terrorS.
Mrs. J. A. Rea left Tuesday TO
New York, in response to a Telegram
announcing the serious illness of he
mother.
The trade between Thomas Prathe
and Scott & Quinn for transfer of the
Washington Street property, is said t.
be" otf."
b. L. Cook, who has resided severa
years in this county, left few day.
ago for Minnesota, where he intend.
to manage a farm.
Since the Capital Brewery assumed
control OF the ice factory at Tumwater
that branch of the business has beer
steadily improving.
The foot-bridge which spans the
lower fall at Tumwater is pronounced
IN an unsafe condition, and visitors
Will do well to avoid it altogether.
Henry F. Bilger has bought a. S.
Halls interest in the Olympia Hard
ware Co., and will return from Seattle
70 resume business at the old stand.
The thermometer has stood as high
as W degrees d" in the shade" the