Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

nNrthorla i rrevalen. at shelton.
OhIy eleven day. before the city
election.
The steamer Aberdeen will not run
sunday afternoon.
The city election takes place on the
I'd day oi next month.
Geo. +. Turner, the grocer, is suffer
ing from typhoid fever.
This issue OF the Standard is the
first issue OF Vol. NXNNI.
ChaS. Northup is acting as Marshal
during his brothers illness.
y social dance takes place at South
Union Thanksgiving night.
The Rhododendron Club will give
masquerade ball on CHRISTMAS eve.
Mrs. Bertha Dobrin, of this city, is
on Il visit to her daughters in Frisco.
y son has appeared at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Blake, OF the Westside.
G.. T.. Meter, Of Everett and Eva A.
Webster OF Bucoda, have been licensed
to wed.
Clinton Hodge and Miss Florence
Frost were united in marriage at shell
ton Wednesday.
The sale OF tickets for Trilby, Mon
day night, gives assurance of an old
time full house"
Shippers state that yesterday was
the toughest" day on the water ex-
pcrienced in years.
Alter the Repubs have made the
game" along will come the Citizens
and "rake in the pot"
The steamer Rapid Transit will ar
rive this evening wish 100 tons OF
Nanaimo coal for the gas works.
This weather prognostic for to-mor-
row is " Fair, and warmer in the after
noon. Killing frost in the morning."
w. w. Caldwell and Miss Amy
Cornwall, both of this city, were
united in marriage Wednesday even
ing.
The Farmers Institute opens for
two days session in Columbia Hall, on
Friday and Saturday, the Goth and
30th insts.
The following Olympia passengers
are booked for the Umatilla, leaving
Seattle Sunday: DR.. ]. F. Lewis and
wife and ID. c. Thornton.
The north wind, bowling over the
housetops and whistling around the
corner, gives indubitable evidence OF
the approach OF Old Winter.
Mr.. Phipps has An elegant line OF
glassware displayed in his show win
dow. designed as premiums for pop
ular brand Of baking powder.
Thursday the Aberdeen delivered a
consignment OF 200 sacks of oats and
1O5 bales OF hay for Mosher & Nc
Donalds camp, on Mud Bay.
The Multnomah delivered yester-
day the freight from the steamship
Umatilla, and Monday will deliver the
freight of the City OF Puebla.
Mary Francis, wife OF County Clerk
IL. Morrison of Mason county, died
at Shelton Monday, of uraemia con-
WILSON'S, at the age OF 40 years.
The City Council of Tumwater have
prepared call for an election to be
held Dec. Sd, at which Mayor, Treas
urer and three Councilmen are to be
elected.
Word has been received announcing
the death of the father and mother OIL
Capt. Z. j. Hatch, at Monticello, New
York, on the Sth and 18th insts., re-
spectively, of pneumonia.
Timothy Stapleton, 9year old son
of Mrs. f. Stapleton, formerly OF tbs
West hotel OF this city, died OF dyp
liberia at the home of his sister, Mrs
VIM. Forbes, at Shelton, Wednesday.
Two boat-loads of oysters were los'
yesterday in Skookum Bay, while at
tempting to transfer the cargo to thu
steamer Doctor, on account OF the
prevalence OF high winds and
"choppy" sea.
The three-masted schooner JOSEPH
Russ arrived at the Westside Nil
Co.'s wharf, yesterday, to load will
100000 feet OF assorted lumber 10
California. She will be about tel
days in loading.
The old armory, at the draw, OF
Long Bridge, has been moved from it
site, and the pile.driver is about read.
to place the piles for the new founda
ton, when i: will be moved back to it
former position.
H. r. Cayton. the "pie-maker" o
the Seattle Republican, was in tn
city a few days ago. He gets up al
exceedingly readable paper, and hi
"pie" is seasoned at times with tn
most pungent OF spices.
The registration books closed las
night. The number of voters VIII
have registered in their respectiv
wards are as follows: First ware
III; Second, 76; Third, lis; Fourth
III; Fifth, 100; Sixth, IS. Tota
600.
A suit has been on trial the pas
few days in Judge Reeds court to de
termine the interest OF heirs OF Mrs