Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-06-30
CITY Ne VS. IN BR |EF

small boys are in their glory.
Country hutter-31c per roll.
Wild h.ackberries are ripening.
"a r.-i,hcrrics are in the market.
The iosgors will arrive to morrow.
Already our city is putting on a hol.
iday appearances.
Miss Bessie Scobey has returned
from visit to the Portland Fair.
Mrs. II. Marie Currie and two sons
are visiting the Fair in Portl and.
Come to Olympia and participate in
the reoicings OF the next few days.
The Supreme Court, Wednesday,
adjourned to take its summer vaca-
ton.
The restaurants are making prepare
tons to handle the big crowd on the
Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brautigan left
Monday for a visit to friends at North
Yakima.
Samuel q. Rosenthal arrived yester.
day from the East to spend the Fourth
at home.
Thomas Morgan, OF Tenino, was
committed to the asylum at Steilacoom
Saturday.
Undertaken w. r. Whiteside re-
turned Monday from Q business trip
down the Sound.
Miss Hilda McElroy. who has been
in school at Portland the past year.
has returned home.
J. C. Rathbun, of the Seattle Com.
monwealth, made the STANDARD q
pleasant call this week.
About $50 persons went on the
First Presbyterian church excursion
to Point Defiance yesterday.
The late rains have caused nearly
all the cherries to split. bringing their
season to a premature close.
Quite a number of Olympia people
attended the performance OF Mrs.
Fisk, in Tacoma, Monday night.
Miss Elma Wynn, OF this city, has
been visiting, the past few days, with
Miss Evalyn Vincent, of Little Rock.
Mr.. Gottfeld is making extensive
improvements TO his home on the cor.
ner of Second and Washington streets
Sheriff Connolly has gone to Green
River Hot Springs for short trial oil
the waters for relief from rheumatism
Seats are being erected for the &C.
commodation of 5000 people on the
waterfront. during the sports on the
4,h.
George Moe, II year-old boy oil
Rainier, is held in the county Jail
waiting an examination as to his
sanity.
The Bilger residence on Westside
has been sold to b. l.. Simon, OF the
Olympia Manufacturing and Building
Company.
Miss Ids Hill. employed in the Ia
coma public school service, has come
home to spend vacation season with
her parents.
The audience was "emall but ap
preciative" that heard Innis' band last
night. The prices were large and un
sppreciative, evidently.
An interesting entertainment will
be given at the Gull Harbor schoo
house tomorrow night by the young
ladies of that vicinity.
S. Parker and wife, Of Minneapolis
are on q visit to Mr.. P.'s brother. ID
G. Parker, now in charge of the West
ern Union telegraph office.
Loggers and cruisers should remem
Der that no shoe has the workmanship
and will stand the test equal to Mel
sons Famous Logger Shoe.
Before purchasing anything in th'
gents furnishing line 60 to Gottfeld'
Emporium, where you will cave money
The big suit sale has begun.
Edward Bordeaux, of Bordeaux, wa
married at Tacoma, 10 q Miss Murph!
OF Shelton, yesterday, and left at onc'
OH bridal tour to Portland.
Chas. Arnold has been awarded tn
contract for furnishing the Westside
or Garfield school, with forty cords o
lS.iuch wood. at $3.04 per cord.
The STANDARD is pleased to not
the fact Of the large number of new
subscribers that have been added &
its list during the past few weeks.
Miss Jennie McCsrrogher left thi
week for Belfast, Ireland, to attent
the 42d annual session OF the Inter
national Good Templars' Association
Mrs. James Swan has bought tw'
lots on the southeast corner OF Four
tenth and Washington streets, wher
she intends to build two modern house
to rent.
Judges Allen and Millett have beel
appointed Jury Commission ers for tn
ensuing year by Judge Linn. The
draw per diem OF IS while 10 actua
service.
X. d. Burton, in tho employ g
Chambers & Co., has bought the resi-
dence property, 2OS Washington stree
including two buildings, Of Fred Rose
now OF Portland.
1t has been amicably arranged tha
the stock and fixtures of the Keudric
confectionery store, on Fourth street
De sold by public auction to-morro,
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Penelope G. Csrneal, aged s
years, died last Saturday. at the hom
OF her daughter. Mrs. Elias Dryer. {
Elstslde. She had been resident {
Olympia the past l3 years.
Everybody (and his opinion zoe.
says our present serial, "The Wings {
me Morning" is the most interestin
mat has yet appeared in this or an
o'her paper he has ever read.
Spokane's Favorite Choice Cream
cry Butter" is the name filed for a
east OF the mountains product. II
hasn't creamy" sound, it will ne
be Tor want OF expressive adjectiyes.