Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-12-28

cal points south Of Centraia ........ Gas p. m.
Shelton. Arcadia and Union City 40 p. M.
kamilche. ......................... $50 q. /.
Tumwater. $500. lis and 10 p. N.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Frosty mornings.
Pleasant afternoons.
How did your stocking pod out
Tuesday morningf
Family Christmas trees were num-
erous Monday evening.
DR.. Adams has entirely recovered
from his severe illness.
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Reid, of Nina.
Jack Frost is doing his best in airing
the snow king, this week.
Santa Claus has been pretty slack
with some people this year.
The STANDARD wishes its many
patrons a happy New Year.
Mrs. vi Martin, of Tacoma, is
visiting friends in this city.
Christmas and wedding bells, in
stead of sleigh bells, this time.
The market shambles are swaying
pder the usual loads of savory game.
. Fred Northup will take charge of
the City Marshal'si Office next Tues
day.
An appeal in the Mcbride mineral
land contest has been fled by the
State. ....-- .....
The ever popular favorite. Katie
Putnam, will appear at Olympia Thea
ter Jan. 10th. ri 80 s. 80 = =
Coasting and skating seem to be
out of the question during the present
holiday season.
Sheriff Prince will remain with
Mr.. Castor during the first two
months of his term.
The days have heightened about
elk minutes since the winter solstice.
Have you noticed it - .
Ed. Miller has started new logging
camp on Hartstein Island. He. has a
contract to get out q lot of piles.
Mrs. Walter Scammell left yester.
day morning, to join her husband
who is now residing in California.
Mark Dobrin, an old time Olympian,
now resident of San Francisco, is in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
Judge Gordon has placed his resig-
nation in the hands of the Governor to
take effect on the 18th of next month.
Robt. E. STEINER and Miss Eva
Kirkendall, were united in marriage
by Rev. TT Lamont, Sunday even
ing.
1t is a crying grief to the small boy
that he cannot pelt the Chinaman
, with snow-balls, just for holiday fun,
you know.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. z. v. Leach received
an acceptable Christmas present, in
the arrival OF little son on the eve Of
that holiday.
Prof. Yemen, of Vashon College,
came up to his old home to spend the
holiday season. He has host OF
friends to greet him.
Simpsons logging camp. in Mason
county, has closed down for the holi.
days, releasing about 200 men to en-.
gage in the merry whirl.
James Cornell, of Tumwater, died
last Friday at that place. He was IA
years Of age, and had been q resident
OF this county since 1856.
B. r. Harris, oil, New York. and Miss
Belle McLothlin, of Yelm, were mar.
ried at the residence of the brides
parents, on Christmas day.
We used to say the "wisdom oil
the Territory; now it is the State
brains that will convene in the Capt.
tai city ON the 18th instant.
The STANDARDS merry Christmas
greetings have all been distributed and
it now wishes everybody about q hun
dred times Happy New Year.
The usual number of dances and
other social gatherings are announced
in various sections OF the county to
make glad the holiday season.
A number OF the facultx and q
merry detachment OF students from
Vashon College are spending the holi-
days among their Olympia friends.
Mr.. Willis P. Shelton. from Vashon
College, passed through the city, las,
Tuesday, en- route to South Bay, where
he has extensive business interests.
The Olympia Theosophical Society
has elected Mrs. ]. II. Ogden, Presi.
dent; Mrs. A. r. Simmons, Vice Presi.
dent; Mrs. Burntrsger, Treasurer, and
Mrs. A. c. Going, Secretary.