Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-26
MERE MENTION.

Where is the snow?
i Moonlight evenings.
.Tov to the little ones.
Where is Jack Frost
O the Christmas trees.
Hotel tables are crowded.
Little Lord Fduntl'ron tonight.
How about those wedding bells?
Flood tides are exceedingly high.
h The city is full OF festive loggers.
Real estate men are industrious.
II liberated school children are happy.
What did the baby get in its stock
$ng?
OLYMPIA is all ablaze with jewelry
stores.
Tramp, tramp, tramp to the bug
theater.
Jadel school teachers are taking
needed rest.
Old people are living over again
their youth.
Rain and shine make up the weather
complexion.
Are you going to see Little Lord
Fauntleroy?
d Hobos laugh at the fastenings OF
the steel cage.
Restaurants are literally overfowing
night and day.
Mr.R.N. True, OF Yelm, was in the
city this week.
The Bonaparte restaurant has
changed hands.
Mr.. r. H. Handle, of Yelm, was in
town this week.
Express offices are surfeited with
christmas gifts.
Railroad work was shut down, gen.
eIdils, ycotCiu"s'
Everybody is going to see Little
Lord Fauntleroy.
Little Lord Fauntleroy at Olympia
Theate tonight.
The days are growing longer. Let
all take courage.
Mr.. Arthur Ellis is once more to be
seen in his store.
The several bazaars are employing
pretty lady clerks.
sharpshooters are replenishing
their cartridge belts.
If you wish to reach the people,
Advertise in this paper.
Twelve prisoners escaped from the
bounty Jail last Sunday.
Calethea College closed last Tuesday
for the holiday vacation.
The Owl Club had an enjoyable hop
at Columbia Hall last night.
Old Santa Claus left, this morning,
for his home in the far north.
Class examination took place at
Calethea College last Tuesday.
turkey and cranberry sauce" is
the ruling item on bills of fare.
Olympia markets are overlooking
with mountaineering delicacies.
Mr.. J. c. Nixon and wife, Of Sc.
attic, were in the city this week.
The STANDARD says, Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year to ALL"
Little Puck" will be an attraction
at Olympia Theater Wednesday even
ing.
Turkeys form considerable portion
of the population of Olympia, this
week.
All the markets have been addicted
ITO a remarkably fowl business, this
week.
Word comes that Governor Ferry
is slowly but steadily recovering his
health.
Olympia hotels and restaurants out
did themselves in the line Of Christmas
dinners.
Send tie STANDARD to your Eastern
relatives and friends. Reduced to 81
per year.
The Northern Pacific force CON-
menced operations on Sixth street last
Monday.
The steamer Cascade is running
opposition to the Willie on the Shell
ton route.
Now is about the season of the year
when children complain of the stom-
ach-ache.
Col. T. v. Eddy. returned home
Tuesday, from a business trip to
Anacortes.
Wedding bells commenced to ring
before the advent of the holiday sea-
son, this year.
Do not fail to see Little Lord Fduntle-
roy at Olympia Theater this erening
and tomorrow night.
Little Lord Fauntleroy makes his
bow to an Olympian audience in the
new theater tonight.
Do not fail to read the spicy items
in the present issue Of the STANDARD.
1t will do you good.
DIR. Wyman fell from a buggy one
day this week and received severe
bruises about the head.
A few cases of chicken-pox have
been reported among the younger
population of Olympia.
Billy Huston, one of the representa-
tive men of Tenino, paid Olympia a
business visit this week.
The Salvation Army still survives
and is waging an aggressive warfare
against the spirit of evil.