Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-13
CITY NEW IN BRIEF.

Wednesday.
MI Jennie ll.a, ':,nl j. couiintd
TO ;.o: home ~ i.ac->.
W. E.r. l,rry. ot seattle. is ON Il
vi,.t t. Mr. J. 2. Ilryt.
The Ladies Relief Society are pre-
ls,riug Christmas toe.
The weather report for Tomorrow
reads Continual ram
Mr.. W. y. Wctmorc, the grocer, ha.
been i'll the past lew days
M. II. l.. Forrest has recovered
from quite severe Illness.
\ violent clap oi thunder occurred
la, night about II o'clock.
Ex-roliccman Olleman has returned
from an extended visit to Indiana.
\ cold rain has been falling at in.
terVal> the past twenty-iour hours.
y wee daughter has appeared at the
home Of Uarve McClelland, Eastside.
Many country people visited the
Philadelphia last Saturday and Sunday
Miss Eta Yemen is on Il visit to
Mrs. Walter Scanned, at Oakland
Cal.
Bertha Murphy returned last even
ing from Il visit to relatives in Port
land.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. \. l.. Campbell, on Westside
Monday.
The new United Presbyterian church
will be dedicated on the first Sunday
in January.
The steamer Esteila took a load of
hay and feed to Mosher & McDonald's
camp Tuesday.
Justice McReynolds left a few days
ago for a visit to Perry, Iowa. lie
will be gone several months.
\ d" Homespun Social was held by
the ladies of the Christian church, in
Columbia hall, Friday night.
About twenty pupils of the Shelton
public schools came up last Saturday
to see the flagship Philadelphia.
Isaac Potter, OF Little Rock, has
been adjudged insane and committed
to the asylum at Fort Steilacoom.
The household of Mr.. and Mrs. A
l.. Sage, on Eastside, has been glad
dened by the advent of little son.
Olympia passengers for the City Of
Puebla, which sails from Seattle TO-
morrow, are Stanley C. Smith and
wife.
Gordon 4. Henry, who has been
under treatment, at Steilacoom, for
mental ailment, has returned to his
home in this city.
The genial countenance of John W.
Hanna, of Seattle, late manager Of
the Seattle Theater, illumined oul
pathway yesterday.
The State Treasurer is prepared to
pay outstanding general fund war
warrants up to 9,710, and military
fund warrants up to Ito.
l.. VOCAL, farmer living neal
Rainier, has been allowed $40 by the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
for two cows killed by their cars.
The steamer City of Shelton carried
away a carload of Studebaker wagon.
consigned to the Lumberman's Mer
camille Co., OF Shelton, this week.
Bert Tucker cut painful cash il
his left foot while splitting wood few
days ago, and w. NJ. Martin has hi.
hand in a sling from the same cause.
Rain fell continuously from ar
early hour Saturday night till abou
the same hour Monday evening
about IS hours OF constant downpour
Passengers from this city for tn,
East over the Union Pacific, this week
were: d. Carstens, for Rock Island
ILL.,, and G. w. West for Norfolk, Neb
w. r. Pattison, OF Cosmopolis. who
was year or more ago editor Of thu
Bucoda Enterprise, was married il
Portland, last Friday, to Miss Addit
Manville, of Tenino.
The Bucoda Mder notes the Hines,
OF Hon. Francis Rotch, OF the SeatcC
Mill Co., in Guatemala, where he hal
been engaged for several months past
in working up lumber trade.
Mrs. Jordan, a daughter of Gov
Newell and wife of Lieutenant Jordan
U. S. n, left for New York, Sunday
where she will join her husband, who
has Just returned from a cruise to
Europe.
Mrs. Mary S. Tarbell, wife of the
late f. Tarbell, Territorial Treasurer
from 1875 to 1850, died in Portland
Saturday, and was buried beside the
grave of her husband, at Tacoma
Sunday afternoon.
Thurston County Horticultural So
cietv will elect officers at its meeting
Tomorrow at p. NJ. A paper will bt
read on the canning and preservation
of fruit, and proposition submitte,
for the establishment OF a cannery it
this city.
DR.. Mcdonald will occupy the pull
pit OF the United Presbyterian churcl
next Sunday, during the absence o
Mr.. Hayes, the pastor, who is al