Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-12-27

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Didn't it blow "Wednesday night,
The high tides of the year are now
on.
Allen White and wife are in the
city from Elma.
There are nothing equal to the cleo
trio lights after all.
Have you not observed that the days
are growing longer?
Hazel Harris won the big doll at
"The Fair" last evening.
Mrs. John Lynch suffered a slight
stroke OF paralysis yesterday.
Mrs. Robt. Mcintosh has returned
from Il visit to the Queen City.
NJ. Van Rotz was granted divorce
from his wife Matilda, yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mrs. CAL
vert Richmond, of this city, Saturday.
Chas. f. Leighton, of Seattle, en-
joyed Christmas with relatives in this
city.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaap, who live southeast of this
city.
A young son OF James Gleason of
Elma, is quite i'll at st. Peters hos
pital.
The weather report to-day reads
"To-night and Saturday partly
cloudy"
The Catholic ladies realized quite
satisfactory returns from their fair
this season.
The Christmas eve ball at the Arm
ory was largely attended and good
time reported.
1t is expected that the Capital City
will make trial trip about the bay
tomorrow evening.
John Fahnestock, a brother of Mrs.
A. J. Falknor, is spending a few days
in the Capital City.
Mrs. Ruth Dunbar and Lena
Hanna, are up from Tacoma to spend
the holidays at home.
Herbert w. Mari, of Seattle, is on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Mari, of Eastside.
A son of Frank Murphy, a logger,
who lives near the reservoir, is seri-
ously i'll of pneumonia.
The Town team beat the High
School boys, Christmas day, at foot
bali, on score of 16 to o.
Mr.. Brewer of Kansas, is on q visit
to his son, B. R. Brewer, OF Tumwater.
He will remain till spring.
Miss Sara Troy is down from Day.
ton, where she is teaching school, to
spend the holidays at home.
Oscar Jacobson, the man who was
shot few weeks ago, has 90 far re-
covered as to be about the streets.
Mrs. Jewett, of Pomeroy, who is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Frank Kotick,
at Tumwater, is reported quite i'll.
Joe Cottle has recovered from An at
tack Vi the typhoid fever and resumed
his duties as motorman on the car
line.
w. K. Esling, editor of the Trail, B.
G. NeOs, is down on a visit to his
many friends in this city, his former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Cavanaugh, OF
Seattle, spent Christmas with Mrs. C.'s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Phippe, Of
this city.
An enjoyable Christmas entertain.
ment was given by the pupils OF Miss
Julia Scully's school at Sherlock, last
Friday night.
A little son of James Gleason, Of
Elma. was brought to the hospital in
this city last Saturday, suffering from
serious illness.
Henry Berkshire Of Centralia, and
Miss A)tha Estes, OF Elma, we're united
in marriage, Monday evening, by Rev.
Us. McCallum.
The quarantine on Old Saudy's
tepee atMud Bay has been removed,
and he may again come TO town again
and get full as tick"
The next steamship leaving the
Sound for San Francisco will be the
Umatilla, Monday, and for Alaskan
ports, the City of Seattle, same date.
Jacob and Charles Bolander, father
and son, have gone to Kalama to enter
the service Of the Northern Pacific
Railway, in the construction service.
We call the attention of our many
readers to the advertisement OF the
popular gents furnishing house, ]. E.
Daley & Co. in this issue Of the STAND
ARD.
It seems to have been . Merry
Christmas to nearly everybody, and
that it will be Happy New Year for
all, is the heartfelt wish of the STAND
ARD.
The famous Bush exhibit" of cere-
ais at the Pan-American exhibit, the
product Of this county, has been
shipped to its owner, who lives near
this city.