Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-11-25
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NJ atiI Mrs. Elias Dwycr have lost
their infant daughter
Tie ruddy glow between the CRATE.
bar> is DOW welcome sight.
The steamship Alki sails from the
Sound for Alaska tomorrow.
The Dalllcr" viii appear ut Olyn-
pia Thcatrr next Tuesday night
Repairs to the cement floors of the
court hou-c have been completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Craig are happy
in the possession oi Il bright little son
The lett ovcr-stock OF Thanksgiving
fowls are now fattening for Christmas.
There is no lack of drulnmers and
fa>t-talHing commercial agents in the
city.
Could you think of anything to be
thankful for this year, o We disconso-
late?
The mail delivery Sundays at the
po.totlicc takes place between 5 and
Or NJ.
The approach of winter is indicated
by innumcrable characteristics of the
Indictment season.
Dealers in wood and bark are driving
brisk business during the prevailing
inclement weather.
The STANDARDS reporter could moi
count the turkeys in sight yesterday
for sheer multitude.
The barkentine Portland and J. NJ
Colman have just completed cargoes
at the Westside mill.
Ruth Johnson, of this city, has
gone to Centralia, where she expects
soon to open a store.
Mrs. A. H. II. Stuart left for a toul
of the Sound Monday, expecting to b.
absent about ten days.
There is some comfort in the fact
that the election next Tuesday viii
not be partisan contest.
Duck shooting and trout fishing i.
just now an industry vigorously pur
sued by leisure Olynpians.
Write out an ad. for the STANDARD
and see how it will rebound to tn,
good of your holiday trade.
The forecast for tonight and to.
morrow is: Tonight fair and Satur
day probably rain. Warmer"
Frank Cotter has gone to Californi,
where he will take part in the indoor
bicycle tournament next month.
Uncle Toms Cabin Company's two
brass bands discoursed sweet music tt
our people all over town, yesterday.
Edward Butsch and Charlotte Rey
nolds were united in marriage at thu
Higgins hotel, this city, Wednesday.
J. C. Conine came in from Vein
Wednesday and took in" Two Mar
ried Men" at the theater in the even
ing.
A large lot OF machinery for Simp
sons shingle mill, at Summit, Masol
county, arrived at Percival's dock yes
terday.
1t was play-day for hool-childrel
yesterday, and the way the littl
cherubs gave thanks was moral lessor
to the elders.
The brewery freight-car was pressed
into passenger traffic service las
Sunday, while old "49" was in dis
abled condition.
One of the most philosophical mel
in town says he rendered thanks, yes
terday, that he was alive and wei
with his taxes paid.
Those who participated in the bal
at Tacoma hall Thanksgiving eve, sa.
it was one of those pleasant reunion
long to be remembered.
Tomorrow will be the 12Oth ami
versary Of the discovery of the Sand
wich Islands now an important ad
junct of our own proud domain.
A number of our young men left b.
the Multnomah yesterday morning, t
participate in a game of football will
the High School team of Tacoma.
"And now" the sleet begins to form
o'night on the sidewalks into slipper,
pathway on which "the wicked" stan,
or fall. according to circumstances.
Mrs. E. P. Ferry, relict OF Washing
tons first State Governor, visited thi
city during carnival week, and was tn,
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Phillips.
City election is coming, when Their
Will be another small tempest in {
small teapot. Speculative candidate!
are already on the alert. Look out fo
them.
The Eastside Shingle Mill ha
ceased operations until the 1st of Feb
ruary. This is due to the low price o
shingles now prevailing in the Eastern
markets.
Provident and long-sighted member.
OF the Legislature have secured in adj
vance pleasant lodgings and boarding
places for their physical comfort dur.
ing the session.
The many friends of Attorney
George c. 1srcal will be pleased tc
learn that he is in fair way of re-