, 1892-12-27
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

When the tragic act had come to an end
and the curtain downward ran,
i am going OUT" he said to his wife, 'for
a moment to see a man."
Well, don't be long" she replied with a
smile, "and if it's no trouble to you,
Pray tell him to give you, if he will, a Glove
for me to chew"
Mr.. H. @. Estep and family are the guests
OF r. b. McCausland and family. Mr.. Nc
Causland is brother of Mrs. Estep
DR.. Bright has moved from near Main
on Tenth to the new parsonage, at the end
of Ounce street, in Bigelow's orchard.
Edgar Mun1Ord went to Portland to
spend Christmas with his brothers. family.
Judge E. NJ. Coffin, of Ord, Nebraska.
spent Sunday with John Hurspool, Of
Olympia.
Harvey Mcclellan, driver for Shoecraft &
Scott, was prostrated with a sudden blind
ness yesterday and was compelled to go
home.
R. P. Shoecraft played Santa Claus, Sun
day night, with mask upon his face, made
principally of cotton. The cotton caught
tire, singed his eyebrows and mustache,
and blistered his face badly before he could
tear it Off
Part of the State printing Office force
worked all day yesterday.
1uHIb uBlllk llO law ubGldIlllk hOuudy d
legal holiday quite a number of the county
officers worked hard all day.
Mr.. F. r. Brown, the we'll known capital
ist of this city, is spending Christmas with
his friends in Seattle. 1t Is rumOred that
he will not return alone.
While chopping wood yesterday morn
ing, Charles Pridham was hit in the left
eye with piece of wood. The injury was
quite severe. The wound was dressed by
Dr. Geo. S. Armstrong.
Scarlet fever has made its appearance in
the family of s. Hundley, near the high
bridge. The house has been quarantined.
E. T. Young announces that he will bring
action to secure possession of Hope island
recently sold to A. B. Cowles by Geo. O.
McHugh.
Joseph Raisbeck has been appointed ad-
ministratOr of the estate of Prof. Nitschke,
deceased.
DR.. and Mrs. Newcomb were presented
with daughter as a Christmas present,
born Sunday night.
Weldron Coltrin, of Seattle, is visiting
friends in the city.
Charles A. Goblin, of Gate City, and
Mary f. Patton, of Rochester, were married
Saturday night. Mr.. Goblin is well re-
membeIed by circle of young folks in
Olympia as a very entertaining young
man.
The ball planned by the Ladies' Relief
Corps for tonight will be given tomorrow
night.
Elks are looking forward eagerly to the
/ time when William Edgar Nye will de-
light an Olympia audience under their
management.
James Whitcomb Riley win appear at
Unity Auditorium on Monday night Of
next week.
DR.. Gentle is at St. Peters hospital sick
with fever.
State Superintendent Bryan is in Tacoma
attending the meeting of the state board of
education.
Miss Ruth Kernahan is being enter.
tanned by her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
M rs. B. f. Hartsuck.
s. H. Munson, of Seattle, an early post
master of Olympia, was in the city yes.
terday.
The bond Of ]. d. Raisbeck, the recently
appointed administrator of Nitschke's es
tate, was fixed at $500 by the superior
court.
Sunday hours were observed by the post
Office yesterday.
L. r. Byrne will attend the state teachers
association meeting at Tacoma.
H. w. Sawyer, II. T. Burntrager, H, G
| 4l0EAA duu W. u yngaANA mNAg GlAbtfbalAl
at the Olympia, Christmas day, by Geo. G
Mills.
Hon. w. R. McElwain, of Seattle, cam
IN yesterday to arrange for quarters durinl
the meeting Of the legislature.
John ]. Roggen, of Tacoma is at tn
Olympia.
Rev. .CharlesiH Holland Kidder, of Tacoma,
spent Christmas in Olympia. He preached
at st. Johns church Sunday.
DR.. Newell has received a supply of fresl
vaccine virus.
Attorney John Arthur, Of Seattle, is il
the city on business with the suprem,
court.
r. f. Radebaugh was in the city today
making arrangements for the removal 8
the New West to Olympia.