Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-08-18

u, ;. Cmpleby has sold his real
estate business to Steele Il Sons and
Will 60 to California With his family
IN the hope that the change will hcne-
III his wlie's health. {. +. kaler. the
Eastslde marketman, has purchased
his residence property.
y. j. Rrenner of the Dll mpia Oys-
ter Co, las bought the building for
merly owned 10y the Puse. Sound
Preserving Co., in which he will
condnct his large and RAPIDLY grow
Ing business. He will open 1t at
the beginning of the oyster season,
Sept LIST.
The case Of bartlett Doe, as trustee,
W. Tcuino Coal Il Iron Co, which
Judge Chapman of Pierce county,
heard ut the last jury term, sitting for
Judge Linn, has been denied a new
trial. \ verdict was given for plain
till. The suit involves the property
on the old Bucoda coal mines.
The following Olympia ps ople went
to the Portland Fair, yesterday: Mr..
and Mrs. +. :. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Owings, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
MITCHELL Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Heustis,
Col. Eieustis. MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Crosby, Miss Lila Crosby, Mrs. Lou
Diven, Miss Mary Diven and Miss
Louise Barksdale.
The opening up OF the foundation of
the Roxie saloon building discloses the
fact that all the bar drippings had
been without sewer connection, and
lake OF filthy water had accumulated
under the building, which may have
had something to do with illness Of
occupants of the building. The pro.
per connections are now being made.
Articles OF incorporation of the
Wallula Pacific Railroad Co. have
been filed, which declares an inten-
ton to build road from Wallula to
the sea on the north side of the Co.
lumbia river. Capital stock is placed
at Sl,O0O,0O0; place of business Van.
couver, and the incorporators are L..
Gerlander of Portland, State Senator
+. NJ. Rands and J. P. Stapleton, of
Vancouver.
1t appears to be considerable nerve
that some people have when they go
camping to pitch their tents in front
OF persons who select nice, quiet
place and do not like to be disturbed.
even without asking permission. A
we'll known family returned to the
city the other day before the time to
break camp had been planned, just on
account of this action on the part Of
those people.
No, Ella, the lobster.importing com.
pany which filed articles OF incorpora.
ton here, a few days ago, is a legiti-
mate business venture, and not as you
suppose an endeavor to induce wealthy
simpletons to come west. The Eastern
" lobster" like the New England cod.
fish" may be easy "oysters," for the
really smart set, as you say, but no
organized plan has yet been announced
for bringing them to this market.
The Mcclellan Bros. have just fin.
ished cosy little flat-boat for Capt.
Fred Tew, that can be easily towed by
his gasoline launch to and from Sun
nyside, his ranch, few miles to the
northward of US and near the water
front. It is intended primarily to
market his splendid crop of tomatoes.
a sample box of which has been served
the STANDARD. They were ripened on
the vine and were fresh and OF ex-
quisite flavor.
Mrs. Esther Fleisher, of San Fran
cisco, and her daughter Cecil, arrived
last Friday, and have been visiting
friends here and in Seattle the past
week. Mrs. F. spent her youthful
days in Olympia, and score or more
years ago moved with her parents to
the California metropolis, where she
has since resided. Her husband, q
prominent merchant. died about a
year and half ago, leaving her an
ample competence of this worlds
endowments. She left with her daugh.
ter and her brother Mark Dobrin, to.
day, for their home, via Portland, to
spend few days at the Fair.