Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-10
The walls of the county iail are now

Unwelcome Light" and "The Wis
ion of Ruined People" will be the
subjects of the sermons at the Chris
tian Church next Sunday.
Mrs. p. G. Anderson and family left
Wednesday for Skagway, where they
will join Mr.. A., who is engaged in
mining in the Atlin district.
Mrs. Henry OFT received the sad
news Tuesday of the death OF her
brother, T. Beckner, which occurred
near North Yakima Monday.
The ladies OF the Rebekah Degree
hold card party this evening to in.
crease the relief fund for the fire sui.
ferers in Chehalis and Clarke counties
The New York Bakery is undergoing
extensive repairs, involving reconstruc.
ton of the oven and better arrange
ment OF the conveniences OF the bake.
room.
The officers of the Capital City Oys-
ter Co. are, J. A. Freeman President,
and Van Pierson, G. L. Whitman,
Horatio Alling and Henry Drum, Di-
rectors.
Morrow & Bremen. the new owners
OF Doane's oyster house, have secured
permission to build an annex of ten
feet on the west side Of the present
building.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Shannon and Miss
Genevieve Young left Wednesday for
Nebraska and Ohio, to visit friends.
They will probably be absent couple
OF months.
The Jewish stores OF this city will
remain closed from 6 o'clock this even.
ing till 6 O'Clock tomorrow night, on
account of the observance OF the Day
OF Atonement.
G. L. Banks, OF Eastside, left this
week for San Francisco, where he goe.
to have On operation performed by 9
specialist for the removal OF a cancer
on his lower lip.
Geo. H. Uhlcr, a member OF the
Olympia Development Co., arrived
this week from st. Louis, to make hi.
future home among us. His family
will follow shortly.
A special meeting of the Modern
WoOdman of America was held Tues.
day evening for the purpose OF enter.
tanning c. d. Elliott, OF Seattle, one OIL
the head officials of the order.
Willard Lemon has begun the cree.
ton OF brick and stone building on
his franklin street property, in the
rear of Dobbins & Whiteside's under.
taking parlors, for his abstract Office.
William Shaushnessy, extradited
from this State last week, on arrival
at Hutchinson, Kas.. in custody OF an
officer, pleaded guilty TO the charge oil
forgery and was sentenced to six years
imprisonment.
Herman w. Craven, OF Seattle, will
speak in this city on the 18th. He il
one Of the Republican orators who
will have to come on his bicycle from
failure of the railroads to kiss the
hand that smites.
The Presbyterian church has petit.
toned the City Council for remission
of 1891 city tax, amounting to $3.50
and the Congregational people ask 10,
rebate Of grade and graveling taxes
amounting to $S7.
The outgoing passengers this week
by the O. r. N. and U. P. we're 8. w
Merrill, for Burlington, Iowa; Mrs
Inez Jarvens. Clay Center, k; J. H
and s. J. Kessler, Denver, Col, ard H
NJ. Kohler, Mansfield, Ohio.
Mr.. bigger having sold his interest
in the Olympia Hardware Co. to his
partner. Mr.. F. G. Blakeslee, that gen.
tleman will hereafter assume full man
agement Of the splendid business built
up by that enterprising firm.
OF course Americans all believe that
Sousa is the only leader and his band
the best in the world, but it must be
admitted that Ellery's Royal Marine
Band is very good second and de-
serves patronage of the public.
The Olympia Brewing Company and
the Flynn shingle mill are making ar.
rangements to install an electric plant
for their own use. The brewery com.
pany will furnish the dynamo and the
shingle mill the power to operate it.
It seems . little strange that the
Tivoli Opera Co., should have cancelled
its date for this city, after the splendid
business it did here last season with
Ferris Hartman and Anna Meyer and
an excellent cast, in "The Toy Maker
The County Commissioners At their
session. this week. appropriated 800 "a
replace the Waddell creek bridge, in
district 80; road district No. IL, South
Bay, received SIS. for repairs of road
to Pleasant Glade. and the McLane
district received $40.
The many Olympia friends Of Mis-,
Susan L. Currier will be pleased "a
hear that she will be united in mar
riage on the 30th inst, to Fred Orens
Of the Anacortes American. Miss
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