Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-06
CITY NEWsIN BRIEF.
The armory is to be rebuilt.

DjU you - wear oIl 1851 Cuuudr
ALI. Mun.on, of shelton, is in the
city.
The Standard bakery has been re-
opened.
Miss May Sylvester went to Seattle
Thursday.
The beautiful snow has about all
disappeared.
Gwin Hicks, OF Tacoms, was in the
city "Wednesday.
The Spokane delegation have Sc
cured quarters in Temple Flat.
4 son was born to the wife of Daniel
Plrmlee, of Wcstside, this week.
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. II. Foster, Wednesday.
The Washington Legislature will
convene in this city next Monday.
Turpin & Manville have sold the
Palace Market to Brewer and Wright.
A case OF smallpox has developed
at the Penitentiary on McNeil's Is
land.
Prof. Yemen and his party OF Vashon
College students left for their island
home Monday.
A bear weighing 500 poun DIS, was
shot by Louis s. Barnard, near Wood
land, last Friday.
Representative Letterman, of Pull
man, was for time resident OF
Olympia 16 years ago.
DIR. Newell visited Tacoma Tuesday
to attend meeting Of the State Board
OF Medical Examiners.
The Ladies assembly of Royal Good
Fellows was instituted at Tacoma
Hall, Tuesday evening.
The Art League held a meeting at
the residence of Mrs. Turner, in South
Olympia, this afternoon.
The Hotel Olympia begins to re-
semble q beehive in the numbers that
pass to and from its portals.
The date of the inaugural ball has
at last been definitely fixed, and it is
on the evening of Tuesday, the 11th.
Company A offer to increase the
amount paid for rental of the armory,
if Mr.. Ellis will rebuild the structure.
Sutton's Uncle Toms Cabin will ap-
pear at Olympia Theater next Thurs
day evening. Look out for the street
parade.
The Capital City Band serensded o
large number of their friends at vari-
GUS places of public resort Monday
evening.
A new plate OF glass now fills the
opening made in the corner of the
McKenny building by Glide Aliens
butting propensity.
The Ladies' Relief Society has re-.
ceived $65 from Fred w. Carlyon,
representing per cent. of his sales
on Christmas week.
Mr.. Dryer, OF the Eastside, left yes
terday for Spokane, having received a
telegram that his son, Edward, was
lying dangerously ill.
The officers of the Women's Relief
Corps were installed This after noon, at
WoodruA's hall, by Mrs. Annette C.
Buckner as installing officer.
Z Official sanction was given to the
proposition to wed of Geo. L. Drake, of
South Union, and Miss Eva Ford, of
Mound Prairie, last Tuesday.
Lizzie Guest is no longer the guest
of Henry Guest, the Superior Court
having decreed that they may hereaf.
ter reside in separate domiciles.
Try the Washington Standard" CT.
gar, if you want an exquisite smoke
from home made product. 1t is the
best ten-cent cigar in the market.
Mr.. T. Monohon, who has been in
the employ of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company for a number OF
years, left on Wednesday for Seattle.
Sunday was not only the first day
in the year and the first in the month,
but the first of the week as well-a
combination that will not occur again
for several years.
The case against DR.. Campbell, for
alleged malpractice, in the Superior
Court. was dismissed Tuesday, on fail
ure of the plaintiffs to prosecute and
give security for costs.
DR.. F. H. Van Eaton and James
Keno, of this city, passed examination
before the State Medical Board, lately
in session at Tacoma, and are now
authorized to hang out their shingles.
Special farewell meetings are an
nounced AZ the Salvation Army bar
racks, 100 Main st., Saturday night,
and Sunday Jan. 9Th, conducted by
Staff Captain and Mrs Halpin, of Sc.
attic. .'
Prof. Henderson's botanical collec.
, ton for the Worlds Fair contains g..
=, 0OO specimens, embracing over 1900
species included in ninety one families
of the plants found in the State oil
Washington.
Harvey Mcclellan, of this city, and
Miss Maggie Gunstone, of South I'm
ion, were united in marriage Mon.
day, DR.. s. A. Bright officiating. The
ceremony occurred at the home of the
groom, on Eastside.
Capt. Messegee received a New
Years present from the men under
his employ, Saturday night, in the
form OF gold headed cane, suitably
enscribed to express their respect fol-
him as a public officer.
The Supreme Court has decided, in