Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-04-28

Oll NEW > IN Dh1LI.
Book beer is on tap.
Camp life will soon be in order.
The forecast for tonight and to-
morrow is Fair"
A daughter was born to Mrs. belong
OF Westside, Sunday.
Bates Bros. are now selling fine bed
room sets as low as SD.
Olympia has golf club, and Maple
Park is its field OF operation.
Milton Giles pension claim has
been allowed by the department.
Mrs. Savidge visited her daughter,
Mrs. Melton, in Seattle, this week.
Rev. ]. S. McCallum has returned
from two weeks visit to Everett.
AL Muirhead has a several months
contract for cruising land in Mason
county.
The Tumwater council has passed
a bicycle ordinance similar to that
adopted by our city fathers.
The steamship Queen leaves the
Sound for San Francisco tomorrow,
and the Cottage City for Alaska Tues
day.
Judge Linn, last Tuesday, refused a
decree OF divorce applied for by Ma
tilda Prince, from her husband VIM.
Prince.
Mr.. August Chilberg, of Skagit
county, former resident of Olympia,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Callow.
The sale of reserves for John L..
Sullivan in d" A Trip Across the Ocean"
begins at O'Connor's at 10 A. M. to-
morrow.
The weather the past week has been
delightful, Notwithstanding Wednes-
day and yesterday were somewhat
showery.
The schooner Bella and Ethel Zane
left the Westside mill dock Monday,
with BULL cargoes of lumber for Cali
fornia ports.
The State of Washington will make
trip to this city Sunday to bring
excursionists for participation in the
Dewey Day celebration.
young Prince" stallion of pure
blood, belonging to A. N. Yantis of
Bucoda, has been sold to parties in
Oregon. The price paid was 500.
Now is the time when soda water
begins to taste good, and Dan Nc.
Namara is just the man to supply you
with assorted flavors of that delectable
beverage on short notice.
Mrs. W. T. Mcdonald arrived on
Monday from Rossland, B. c., and
will make an extended visit among
friends and relatives. She is &C
companied by Miss Marie Mcdonald.
1t is reported that Charles Castle
an employe in the sawmill at Yelm
was severely injured by the breaking
OF saw while at high speed, Wednes.
day, piece striking him in the head
The local lodge of Odd Fellows
Wednesday celebrated the 8Oth ami.
versary Of the institution of that order
in America. 1t took the form of an en-.
tertainment and banquet in the even.
ing.
Charley Tom and Mary Taloya, Of
Sherlock came in Monday to obtain q
license to wed. And thus it is that
10, the poor Indian" adopts one by
one, the customs OF his pale-faced
brother.
A fire, almost next door to the en-.
CINE house, resulted in q still alarm
Sunday about IL 40 P. M. 1t was only
burning flue, however, on the house
occupied by Geo. Reynolds, and it did
no damage.
Frank Cotter, the Olympia youth
who has attained quite a widespread
fame as bicycle rider is home from
California, whittier he had been called
in the interest of his growing reputa-
ton as a wheelman.
B. Kreitchmer is driving q tubular
we'll on his premises at the foot of
Washington street. This will be the
second SO far driven this season, the
other being a satisfactory flow OBJ
tanned at 80 feet by Mr.. Sabin.
Secretary of State jenkins attained
his 47th birthday on the 2lst, and the
"boys" in his office made him a pres
ent OF beautiful Scotch rite emblem
In gold, as souvenir of the occasion
and the good will OF the donors.
Several wagon-loads of fire brick
have been taken out to Little Rock
for Use in the furnaces of the Chase
mill company. Their mill, which is a
combined saw and single mill, will
be in operation early next month.
Kew. Herbert H. Gowen, a lecturer
OF some prominence, will deliver an
address on Bishop Hannigan," in
st. Johns church, this evening, be-
ginning at Z 80 P. NJ, before the Wo-