Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-06-16

'ohn : church of this city.
FRANK Reisenwcbcr, the popular
young man at the general deliver,
WINDOW OF the po-toliicc. and wife
spent sunday with Sherlock friends.
The United Prc-hvterian conGrega.
ton and Sunday school made al ex
cnrslon by the Greyhound to Dttiin
fark (Bargain-countcr Point Monday
Dick Helser has bought the large
brown building near the Westsidt
channel from Joseph Ellswick, and
VIII soon open wholesale and retail
oyster house therein.
The MultnOmah was taken e. Spattl,
Sunday where the work of installing a
new wheel shaft to replace a broken
one viii he made. 1t is said thai this
repair will cost 81 800.
The large tents Of Arnold's Carnival
shows have been crowded daily the
past week, and As n full house" is An
indication Of merit they rate very high
on the scale Of excellence.
The Thurston County Horticultural
Association will hold no meetings dur.
ing the busy months for the farmers
IN summer, but have adjourned to the
second Saturday in October.
a fine balloon ascension was made
from the Arnold show-grounds yes.
terday afternoon. The aeronaut de-
scended from a height of about 1000
feet, without injury, by means of a
parachute.
Colonel and Mrs. C. b. Montague,
OF lebanon, Oregon, have been on a
visit of several weeks to relatives in
this city. Mrs. NJ. is daughter of
the late DR.. Ostrander. They left for
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Bonner and three OF her child
rem left Monday for the Portland
Fair and after q visit of three weeks in
Portland. will proceed to the sea.
shore near Astoria, where they will
remain till September.
Col. J. OBJ. Scobey is chairman of
the committee to do the honors at the
Portland Fair, on Olympia day, the
22d. assisted by A. S. Cation and Thos.
McLarty. appointed by the Chamber
OF Commerce OF this city.
Olympia Lodge of Odd Fellows will
be fifty years old July 18th, and its
members intend to celebrate by burn
ing the last certificate of indebtedness
on half a century's accumulation,
their fine three story brick building in
this city.
Charles NJ. Moore. Deputy Supreme
Commander of the order of Fraternal
brotherhood, Of Portland, is over on a
visit to his former home. and frien
and the brethren of the local lodge he
represents, which numbers over 800
members.
Olympia representatives were hon.
ored by selection of N. s. Porter for
Grand Treasurer, and T. NJ. Reed
Grand Secretary at the late meeting OF
the Masonic Grand Lodge at Belling-
ham. A. L. Miller, of Vancouver, was
elected Grand Master.
Jesse Lawrence, of the Mcintosh
logging camp, and Miss Florence NJ.
Hull, OF Yelm, we're married Sunday,
at the residence of the brides parents.
The happy couple are now on q two.
months bridal tour, the objective
point being Detroit, Mich.
A quadracycle. of home construc.
ton. made from bicycle wheels and
parts, has appeared on our streets.
Anybody can ride it, and it has an ad-
vantage in that the rider does not have
to dismount when he stops-in other
words he can stand sitting.
The Olympia Lawn Tennis Club has
been reorganized with about ten char
ter members and will receive Others
up to twenty. Annual dues are
placed at $40. The club is now i'm.
proving the grounds and it is an
nounced will erect clubhouse.
The steamer Santa Barbara arrived
in port Sunday evening, and tied up
at Percivars wharf about 9 O'Clock.
She brought freight for our local
merchants. and 400 tons for Seattle.
She sailed yesterday noon for San
Pedro. Cal, with cargo of lumber.
Charles Turnquist was fatally in.
jured at Camp d on the Blakeley Rail.
way. Wednesday, by being caught be.
tween logs and crushed so severely
that death soon followed. He leaves a
wife and two small children, who re.
side near the camp where he was EN-.
ployed.
II lis reported that Susan Thorn pson
of this city, has sold to the Western
Lumber Co.. of Centralia, $4,000, 600
feet Of standing timber in the Hanna
ford valley, north of Centralia, for q
compensation OF 1927, 900. This is one
OF the largest timber deals recorded in
the State.
Leopold Schmidt has had construct
ed pathway leading along the bluff
fronting Mr.. Iarael's place. to a level
plat just below the old Union Pacific
grade and thence to the brewery, af.
fording = delightful walk and recrea
ton grounds for small parties on
pleasure intent.
Robt. Doragh has bought for hi
little daughter Elsie the Shetland
pony aud tiny carriage formerly
owned by Master Hopp, of Tumwater
As the ladies say in unqualified ad
mirstion, ait is too cute for anything"
and Elsie fills the requirements for ar
ideal charioteer.
The following passengers recently
left over the o. r. N. and u. P. from
this city: Miss Todd and Miss Grac,
Todd, Chicago; Ira Hamilton, Grand
Junction, COL; Miss Grace Green
bank, Denver; Miss Lewis, Salida
COL; L. L. Sparlin, Benson, Arizona
and J. w. Bivens and wife, Joplin
Mo.
The Civic Club have appropriate 4
$50 for the purchase and installation
OF additional seats on Capital Park
and donated $40 to enable the Stree
Commissioner to have the grass Gu,
on downtown streets. They have
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