Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

4 furry of snow this afternoon.
A Fool for Luck" tomorrow night
Next "Wednesday is New Years day
\ dance takes place at South Union
to night.
The Multnomah is the only sieame:
"out' Sunday.
Old Sol showed smiling visage fol-
several hours to-day.
Mrs. Olaf Frisch has been quite
i'll the past few days.
George Langridge, OF South Bay
was in the city to-day.
F. II. Clough and family have gone
Ia California to reside.
Miss Bessie Pincus is on few days
visit to Mrs. JOS. Cheim.
The second full moon OF this month
will appear next Tuesday.
The Carlton Opera Co. is booked for
Olympia Theater Feb. LIST.
S. C. Smith and family, of Nina,
have gone to Frisco for visit.
Fred L. Nor,hup is daily gaining
strength, but is still quite weak.
Mrs. ID. +. Heustis has returned
from trip to relatives in Ohio.
The representations for tomorrow
Saturday are: Grain and colder"
A number of Olympians took in
the dance at Shelton on Christmas
night.
The next steamer for San Francisco
will be the City of Pucb!a, leaving Sc
attic next Sunday.
Thos. Prather picked some fine
Baldwin apples from trees in his yard
on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rogers left Tues
day for Oregon where they will proba-
bly, hereafter reside.
MIS-. OoluotCAuS vi OCottiC, opCus
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemon, OF this city.
The personal effects of the late Mrs.
Anna Anderson were sold at auction
Tuesday, and brought $57.
Miss Wallace, teacher of the school
on Nina prairie, is spending . two
weeks vacation in this city.
DR.. Van Eaton, of the Soldiers
Home, at Orting, passed Christmas
with his family in this city.
Wilson & Robertson have closed
their commission house till the time
comes for handling the next fruit
crop.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision of Judge Reed in the case
OF T. N. Allen vs.. A. H. Chambers
ct al.
Quite number Of loggers from the
camps surrounding this city have been
enjoying a holiday during the past
week.
A large sized audience witnessed
Schilling's Minstrels on Christmas
eve., and were delighted with the per-
Torrance.
Fred. G. Carlisle, of New Kamil-
chic, and Mrs. Mamie Hurspool, Of
this city, we're married in Portland
last week.
Mrs. ]. C. Percival and Mrs. T. q.
Slater left by the City of Aberdeen
this afternoon for trip to Tacoma
and Seattle.
]. E. Clark and wife, OF Seattle, are
on their annual holiday visit to their
relatives, the family of Marshall Darl-
ing, Of this city.
"Mine host" Mr.. Smith, OF the
Olympia, served an elegant Christmas
dinner, accompanied by music, on the
day of the Nativity.
10 Cawtborn is the best delineator
of German dialect on the stage today,
and in "a Fool for Luck" he appears
to his best advantage.
The Higgins quarry people have
been requested to make rates on 5000
tons of sandstone for building pur-
poses in San Francisco.
Mr.. James E. Kealey and Miss Lena
May Fitzgerald, both we'll known in
Mason county. were united in mar
rage in this city, last Saturday.
"Tom" and Jerry" have been hav.
ing convivial time the past few days,
end now "Jesse Moore" has started
on an exploration OF the yellow
stone"
The Elks have postponed their re-
hearsal tomorrow night in order to
enable their membership to attend
10. Cawthorn's performance at the
theater.
Mr.. w. E. Armstrong, of Little
Rock, passed through this city to-day
on his way home from Tacoma. Mr..
A. is in the confectionery business at
Little Rock.
Henry Brown, who has resided in
this place several years, has been COM
mitted to the asylum at Fort Stella
accom-, to undergo treatment for men.
tai alteration.
The Olympian issued very credit
able holiday edition for Christmas
week. A prominent feature was
short Christmas anecdotes contributed
hv tho oohool chil1rop