Where to Worship Tomorrow in Various Churches
The schedule lists services at St John’s Episcopal Church Scandinavian Lutheran First Christian St Michael’s Catholic and more with times from 7 a m to 7:30 p m. It includes locations in Brookfield and notes convocations by Rev H H Buck Rev P Randolph Rev C L Diven and others. Norwegians Danes Swedes Finns invited to Scandinavian service. Sunday School times and additional youth programs included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
H. H. Buck
St. Michael’s Church
Claessens
MertHopist
Episcopan
P. Randolph
Tempter Baptist Church
Ninth Street
Main
Washington
Congregational Church
C. L. Diven
Christian Endeavor
H.C. Merritt
Tacoma
Brookfield
Sprerroat Society
Barnes’ Liberal Hall
Adams Street
Fourth
P. D. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
Franklin Streets
T. J. Lamont
Peer Young Peoples
Unitarian Church
Ninth and
Napoleon Hoagland
T. L. Eliot
First Baptist Cauren
Adams and
Seventh Streets
Local Society and Business Notes From Tacoma
G Noschka remains in Tacoma while Attorney George Stone departed for Tacoma. John Armstrong returns improved from Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Harris expected home Monday evening. George Clark of Viora shingle mill visited the city. Miss Mamie Newsum of Maxfield recovering from diphtheria. John Goar leaves Armstrong Bros to pursue own business. Leary Ferry wedding set for April 21 at St John’s with world tour starting April 28 from Vancouver. Mrs. C C White and children depart for Pasadena for about two months. Mrs. A P Fitch hosts a whist party with many local guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Noschka
Tacoma
George Stone
John Armstrong
California
Mitchell Harris
George Clark
Viora
Mamie Newsum
Maxfield
John Goar
Armstrong Bros
Leary-Ferry
St. John’s Church
Vancouver
Japan
C. C. White
Walter
Mary
Pasadena
An Early Visit to Olympia in 1871
F. E. Pressler, chief clerk at Vancouver, Wash., recalls the Saranac’s 1871 voyage to Olympia and Seattle and its later routes. He notes Sitka and Victoria visits, the loss of the Saranac in the Straits of Georgia, and upcoming Northern Pacific schedules linking Olympia, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, and Chehalis with new overland trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
F. E. Pressler
Chief Quartermaster’s
Vancouver
Wash
Seattle
The
Sound
United States
O’brien
Tacoma
Saranac
Sitka
Victoria
Esquimault
Straits of Georgia
Alaska
Northern Pacific
Portland
Chehalis
Olympia Steam Laundry Leads In Speed And Quality
The Olympia steam laundry, faster and cheaper than rivals in Portland and San Francisco, gains public favor. A Saturday Evening Concert at Main and Fourth features the Capital City Band with a varied program. Electric Bitters marketed as a universal tonic claims to cure stomach, liver, and kidney issues, with a money back guarantee and 50 cent price. Sold by Acme drug store and Marr & Ross proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Portland
San Francisco
Capital City
Randolph
Hailwaltz
Ivanovici
von Suppegavotte
Moses
Ee Medley
D. Alert
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
Noice
Board of County Commissioners
Thurston County
Washington
Oympia
Township 18
East Fourth Street
Third
Fourth Ward
Olympi
City of
City Hall
Fourth Street
A. L. Callow
Refreshments in Disguise at Collegiate Institute Social
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts a social at the Collegiate Institute next Wednesday night with refreshments served after the programme. All items will be listed under assumed names to add to the fun of choosing and receiving something different. The programme will be printed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Collegiate Institute
Do You Eat Your Meat Rare Asked by a Woman
A Washington Star blurb quotes a woman asking a tramp if he eats his meat rare, remarking on the word rare meaning infrequent as she saves a meal. The brief captures a street scene with plain spoken social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Revival meetings and Olympia notices in brief
Olympia briefs list revival services at Temple Baptist church with Rev. Baldwin, Y M C A activities, lectures and domino nights, millinery sales, real estate transfers, and local business ads. Mentions Frank Tracy of Tenino jailed for counterfeiting a $5 piece, Rex beef tea ads, and new store moves including Geo Stodola’s tailor shop relocation to 520 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fiTinkham
Brecuam
Argo
Fourth Street
Dgtt Heath & Sturtevant
Ees
J. W. Crawford
M. J.ordon
C. M. Barton
Savidge
No. 2
Swayne’s
Frank Tracy
Tenino
F.G. Deming
Thirteenth Street
BH. W. Andrews
G. Noschka
THE
Tribune
Geo. Stodola
Main Street
Newell & McDonald
State Bank
M. E
Evangelist Connolly
Washington
Allen Weir
M._E
F. E. Drake
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
Olympia
H. C. Atwell
C. J. Lord
G. M. Hellar
C. Thoreson
Kleber
H. R. Hedrick
L. P. Venen
Venan
Coyington
Olympia Collegiate Institute
Temple Baptist Church
R. Talcott
J. W. BomEr
Washington School Friday Exercises and High School Plan
Friday afternoon exercises at the Washington School featured music and declamations, with students performing titles such as Nightfall in the Forest and Rosa Bonheur. Monday the board examines five architect competitors for a new high school project costing under 25 000 dollars, with no easy choice visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Building
Washington School
May Everhard
Board of
Weeks
Hartsock & White
Whitham & Page
Hooper Bros
Mr. Cole
Panesal
Wood and bark for sale by undersigned Joe D. Reacu
Dry wood and bark offered by the undersigned for sale and order. Contact Joan D. Reacu at the Foster and Laberee office or by telephone number 3 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan D. Reacu
Foster & Laberee
S. Tel
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P. Fitch
Ts. L. W
O V. Russell
W. T. Forrest
M. F. Perry
F. G. Deming
C.thoreson
J. C. Kleber
J. A. Haight
Larrison
A. L. Campbell
Olympian
Columbia All
Tacoma Hall
Y.M.C
Alesmen
P.O
New York
Pear Streets
5Th
Pear
Seventh Street
C.M. Moore
Sixth
Seventh St
Bonnie Ee
Chas
Grainger
L. T. Shelton
Shelton
Edison
Monticello Park
Iribune
Capital City Abstract & Title Insurance Company
Chambers’ Block
Ellis
Westside Mill Co
Ayers
Laughton
Woodruff
Patterson’s Capitol
John D Reagh
Clinton Conklin
Reagh
Olympia Building & Loan Asse
Ieee
Neat Boys
Bae Eee Ea
the Graphic
the Graphic Co
Dearborn and
Harrison Streets
Chicago
Chilberg Block
Archibald Adams
Newwewerers
Canal St
Keeley Institute of Washington
Leslie E. Keeley
Olympia, Washington
DAY Books
Ledgers
CASH
Bill
Springer & White
Olympia Planing
Third and
Jefferson Street
A. Ellis
Oya
Bote Baxine Power Co
Wall St
H. Carlyon
D. D
Odd Fellows
Oliver
Stuart
Ee Corner
Main and
Sixth Streets
Shee
Jas. A. Smith
Maine and
Third Street
W. Carlyon
OR R. LL. Gantni
Fourth and
Jefferson Sts
Crisman-Sargent
Olympia, Wase
State Printing and Publishing Company
Rose&godard
Tinkham
Silsby‘s Block
Main St
Col. Seventh
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