Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-12-30
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.

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r.. "Wednesday n.-.t.
iirusy i.,>cI; made his final ship
m.nt g.. arl..r~ ia-t Tuesday.
The forecast for tonight and to.
morrow reads, " rr"j~t!y rain"
Mayor Ln. s~:..a-i from hi, trip
To- TIA. ~ruIwlrh I-lami- this alter
MOON.
rtr gross receipt, OF the Sisters
Far. which closed Monday evening
v,"c $ll".
When the women prey LEAD us
not into tcmptation,' they mean dry
good, stores.
". ID. $chnhc and Miss Anna Long
mirc were united in marriage at South
Bay, sunday.
W. +. Gritman, OF Seattle, takes Mr..
Donnclly's place rs pur,cr OF the
steamer Aberdeen.
The estate OF the late Columbus
White inventories 81 500 in realty and
Sl9l.2J in personal property.
The heirs of Capt. :. Wiley, lately
deceased, have arrived at an amicahle
adjustment of their differences.
a. III. Christopher, who conducted Il
music store in this city several years
ago, was lately married in Portland.
Edward l.. White, of this city, and
Sarah Twidwcll, of Satsop, were mar
ried last week, and are now visiting
relatives in this city.
Commissioner Bridges was the re-
cipient Of handsomely inscribed
match-safe from the clerical force OF
his office the other day.
G. Stodola, who ran tailor shop in
this city several years ago, has re-
turned from British Columbia to re-
sumo his occupation here.
George w. Manvill. serving n SEN
tence OF fourteen years for killing
James McCabe, has received com
mutation of sentence to seven years.
1t may be pretty Craiggy question
to ask, but Does length of whiskers
have anything to do with the intensity
of populstic feeling of those wearing
them
r. S. Weston, who is at present en-.
gagged in the commission business at
Seattle, visited his family, in this city
to enact the roll of Santa Claus, re.
turning Wednesday.
Another reduction in the rent OF
letter boxes at the postoffice will be
made with the beginning of the year.
The rates will hereafter be from 81
cents to 81 per quarter.
George II. G. Laws, of Oakvilie, and
Emma +. Croll, of Rochester, were
L
Otis, in this city, last Saturday, Rev
A. G. Sawin officiating.
On Sunday there will be no boat out
for Tacoma or Seattle, as the Multno-
nah has engaged to take the loggers
to the rollway at Kamilche, on termi.
nation OF their holiday season.
A diminutive pail of pure lard was
the Christmas remembrancer of Wal
ter Chambers & Co. to their patrons
AS a sample" it was excellent, but
like all other "goOd things" it came
in rather small package.
Superintendent F. ]. Browne re-
ceived telegram, Tuesday, from
Huntington, Indiana, announcing the
death of his father, Rev. John r
Browne, and left the succeeding day
to be present at the funeral.
Il. A. Ford, has just returned from
months visit to his brother, Rev. T
B. Ford, at Eugene, Oregon, who was
SO seriously injured by runaway
horse, several weeks ago. He reports
the injured man as gradually recover.
ing from his fearful injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Clark, of Seattle
are making their annual visit this
week to Mrs. C.'s parents, Mr. and Mrs
Marshall Darling, who live on West
side. Mr.. Clark, along in the 7O's, was
n resident of this city and his wife was
one of our local bellies of those days.
1t was matter of very general com
mcnt that nearly every lady at the
theater Monday evening sat with un-
covered head, doubtless in response to
the very generally expressed demand
that the tall hat shall not longer oh.
struct the view in public assemblies.
Paul ID. Range, of Seattle, and Miss
Viola Wyandero, of this city, were
united in marriage, Saturday evening,
at the residence of the brides parents
on Twelfth and Main streets, by Rev.
j. l.. Thompson. Monday they de-
parted for their future home in Seat
tie.
The Sisters gave Il reception to the
ladies who assisted in their late fair,
at the hospital Wednesday afternoon.
Recitations were given and Il repast
WAS served, and Il season Of perfect en-
]oyment WAS the result. Sister Vim
cent was the recipient of a useful
memento from her guests at the close
OF the entertainment.