Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-12-28

! ~on Wa born tins week To Mi
AM Nj. :. J. Leroy.
The ~TANrALp WISHES its patrou, 4
wy lappy New Year.
There j. total OF 100 registered
phaIma,i,t> III this state.
Tie local holiday trade this year
has been exceptionally good.
W X E>ling wa, in town this week
lie now lives at Eossland, b. c.
Miss Helen Gordon, OF Spokane, i:
on Il visit - friends In this city.
The steamship Walla Walla left the
Sound for san Francisco, Tuesday.
The Olympia Basket Ball Club will
play two games tonight at the Ar
mOry.
The Capita! Brewery sent its re-
CARDS in a very acceptable shape on
Christmas.
Ida Dei>ner was granted divorce
from Frank Dci>ner, by the Superior
Court, Monday.
The second dance OF the Entertain
ment Club will be given at the Olym.
pia hotel this evening.
The forecast to-day for to night and
tomorrow is: Tonight, fair; Satur-
day, increasing cloudincss"
The Umatilla leaves the Sound for
San Francisco, Sunday, and the To-
peka for Alaskan ports Monday.
The Olympia State Bank is now a
national bank with the title Olympia
and the number 1862, to designate it.
Miss Grace Lott, who has been for
nearly year on a visit to relatives III
Texas, has returned to her home in
this city.
VIM. England and Miss Lottie
Felch, were married in the parsonage
of the Christian church, Saturday
night, by the pastor.
A lot on Main and Adams. No.
in block "a, was transferred this week
bye. NJ. Whittlesey to ID. c. West, fol
o consideration of 5000.
Wednesday morning the store of w
d. Hudson, at New kamilche, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire, with loss o.
from 5000 to $4,000.
George G. Mills has gone to Cheha
lis to assume charge of hardware
store he with others has purchased in
that thriving little city.
Chas. E. Main and Frederick Refs
enweber, both of Olympia, have beer
granted pensions, the former IS ant
and the latter $l2 month.
Dolph b. Smith, OF Tacoma, ha
filed an action TO restrain the Lane
Commissioner from selling certain
tide lands in Tacoma harbor.
L. B. Harrison and Miss Annie E
Chead'e were united in marriage, il
this city, on Christmas day, Rev. A. G
Sawin performing the ceremony.
: Thomas Bordeaux was the pur
chaser from the State last Saturday, il
section SO, township II north, rang
4 west, of 800 acres, paying therefor
$7,477.
The Women's Club will keep roper
house" on New Years day. Thei
!" house" is the old-time Shoecraf
building on Ninth and Washington
streets.
Our high school boys will probabl,
60 out to Chehalis. on New Years day
and kick the stuffing out of the pig
skin owned by the football team O
that city.
The Christmas cantata given b.
the children Of the NJ. E. Sunda,
school, Christmas night, is to be re
peated this evening for the benefit o
The church fund.
J. r. Chaplin. the Olympia Univer
sity promoter, has returned from
trip East. He is accompanied b,
some OF the Eastern capitalists havinJ
the matter in charge.
Eugene Canaday and Miss lola Fay
lor, of this city, we're married in TIA
coma, Monday. The happy coupl
will make their home at Gate City
where the groom is teaching school.
The Multnomah sustained some in
jury to her machinery, Tuesday morn
ing, soon after leaving her dock an
was compelled to return for repairs
She resumed service next morning.
A son of William Egbert, OF Al
cadia, met with a painful acciden
Tuesday, by the explosion of she
: from shotgun he was handling. On
) Of the fingers OF the left hand wa
: blown off and the palm of the RICH
badly burned.
The Wiley Navigation Co. will, OF
the first of the year, remove thei
headquarters frem Seattle to this city
This will bring considerable business
back to this city which was lost whel
the change was made to Seattle abou
ayear ago.
The fire department has recon-
mended for officers the ensuing year
=. B. Raymond for Chief, G. H. Prid
nam Assistant; L. Brautigam Elec
,ncian, f. G. Blakeslee Secretary, c
a. Mann Treasurer and H. G. Well
man Driver.
Miss Cleora Billings, daughter o
william Billings for quarter OF a cen
fury Sheriff of this county, was mar
ned in Seattle, on Christmas-day, t.
m. McVey, a railroad man, serving
y yard-master at Long Lake Mill
near Woodland.
Judge Dunbar has bought the fine
residence OF ]. r. Pattison on Eastside
corner Second and Ounce streets, pay
ing 1880 for the property. Mr.. Pat
Ison Will leave soon for Fort Wayne
indiana, where he will, with his fam
ny permanently reside.
r: {. Rourke, who has many &C
auMntances in this county, has re-
sufned, on a visit from Nicaragua
were he has resided the past six
YEARS He speaks well of that coun
Wy. and Is interested in a coffee plan