Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-11-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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Ja,elh chilherg arrived from Cape
Nome sunday.
L. :. Wcycr left yesterday over the
Union Pacific for Chicago.
The chime OF Christmas bells may
he family heard in the distance.
The dangerous pastime Of coasting
now engages youthful attention.
4 daughter glaldens the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Hall, OF this city.
Now We will again be RECALLED with
an executive proposition for two FORA
cent capitol.
Mrs. q. kaufman and daughter left
last Friday for SAN Francisco, their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Horton, OF East
side, are happy in the possession of a
wee daughter.
The weather report for to-day reads
"To-night and Saturday, occasional
rain; warmer
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Carson, of this city, died of la
grippe, Sunday night.
Little daughter Emily, OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gwin Hicks, is at the hospital
suffering from pneumonia.
Rev. DR.. Glass has been assisting
Rev. ID. II. Brown, OF Seattle, in hold.
ing revival services the past week.
The snow-plow has been called into
requisition to clear the sidewalks Of
their fleecy covering. the past week.
Mr.. Gimblet will soon leave for
Southern California, to test climatic
change for betterment of his health.
The snow which fell the early part
OF the week, beginning Sunday morn
ing. attained an average depth of four
inches.
Daniel T. Lilly, of South Bay, and
Blanch Oston, of this city, were unit.
ed in marriage, Monday, by Justice
Schomber.
The steamship Cottage City sails fol-
Alaskan ports Monday and F. w. Car
lyon will be a passenger by her for
Fort Wrangel.
On Eastside, Wednesday, Frank
Glenn and Miss Mary L. White were
united in marriage, by Rev. Mr.. Pier.
son, of Satsop.
Judge Linn Monday, discharged
about half the jury panel, the cases
requiring their presence being I'M
usually few in number.
The steamship Queen left the Sound
for San Francisco to-day. The Walla
Walla sails Sunday. Mrs. Max Baude
will be an Olympia passenger by her.
Henry Schupp has transferred a
half interest in his lately acquired
Woodland property to Mr.. Leopold
Schmidt, for consideration OF 81 600
Frank Cotter is now in Paris. He
with several other Americans, had
visited Italy and surprised the
macaronis with their speed on wheels
That unwelcome guest of winter
snow-made his appearance early
Sunday morning, and has been sitting
at the thresh old ever since, clad in his
,fleecy mantle.
Mrs. Jennie Stalnaker has received
State certificate of qualifications for
teacher in the common schools. She
is the youngest teacher in Washington
to receive State certificate.
A newly elected member OF the
Supreme Court, Judge Mount, has
rented the kaufman residence, corner
of Seventh and Franklin streets, for
his home during his term of Office.
Two OF the deer in Tumwater park
died during the late cold weather
doubtless from exposure, as the
improvements OF the Light & Power
Co., had deprived them of much Of
their shelter.
H. w. Sawyer, OF the drug firm o.
Sawyer & Filley, has taken a" day off, >
to visit his old home in Texas, and
incidentally to purchase holiday
goods for the store. He will return
in about month.
Elmer Epperson, the man who shot
Edward Lange, and was let off by the
jury with a verdict of assault and
battery, has been sentenced to nine
months Imprisonment in the county
Jail for that modification of the crime
w. B. Stratton, the Attorney Gene
raj elect, was in town this week, max.
ing arrangements for taking up his OF.
fetal residence here. He has appoint
ed c. c. Dalton, OF Ilwaco, his assist.
ant, and Mr.. d. will reside in one oil
the larger cities.
An evidently crazy man, named
LOOMS, from Chehalis, interviewed
Prosecutor Funk, Wednesday, with an
object of bringing suit against the
State for an attempt to commit him
to the asylum. He was advised to re.
turn home and "stand trial"
The survey of the Port Angeles
Eastern Railway route has been com.
pletei by Engineer V. G. Bogue, OF
New York, and he will return East at
once and place his report before the
committee authorized to pass upon