Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-01-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Have you "sworn orr all small
vices?
First year OF the new century is
completed.
Snow fell to the depth Of five inches
on New Years day.
Quite number OF members of the
Legislature have arrived.
Miss Eva Weir will be private Sec
rotary to Superintendent Bryan.
r. F. Whitman left Monday tc
prosecute surveys in the st. Helens
district.
The band will give benefit concert
for the Lavery family next Wednesday
evening.
A tiny daughter has appeared ct
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peters, on
Eastside.
Miss Mabel Phipps is afflicted with
that painful malady, inHamatory
rheumatism.
Watch meetings were held at the
close Of the year in the NJ. f. and st.
Johns churches.
A marriage license has been issued
to John w. Blake and Ida r. Wallace,
both of La Conner.
The unusual sound of jingling
sleigh.bells has been heard on the
streets the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ST. John, of Chehalis,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mari,
who reside on Eastside.
Bicycle license No. for the pres.
ent year was secured by c. r. Carroll,
the of the Olympian.
Thomas H. Jones and Amanda
Engvok, both of Victoria, were mar.
ried in this city Monday.
Miss Gertrude Jenkins left Wednes.
day. for New Whatcom, to resume
residence with her parents.
schooley" Moore has gone to
California to test the virtues of Paso
Robles springs for rheumatism.
The Woodmen of the World held a
very enjoyable dancing party on New
Years eve at the Cycle Academy"
Regular services have been resumed
in the Congregational church, under
the ministration of Rev. E. r. Loomis
"The Fair" is now owned and
managed by G. w. French, who has
bought the interest of his partner, Mr..
Shelley.
H. V. Ogden, former resident o
this city, now OF Michigan City
Indiana, is ON q visit to his MANY
friends here.
During the past year there have
been l0l marriages in this county, 12t
birth, and 43 deaths, according to the
official record.
The Cottage City sails from The
Sound for Alaskan ports tomorrow
The Alki will sail for the same desti
nation Thursday.
Oily says that the position of Deputy
State Superintendent of Instruction
has been rendered Prof. Frank Nc
Gully, Of Ellensburg.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Bonner, who reside on Fourth
street, between Franklin and Adam.
died Sunday morning.
]. ID. Atkinson, State Auditor elect
arrived from Wenatche, last evening
bringing with him r. B. Fish, who
will act as his deputy.
Vincent's shoe shop is to be moved
to the Bettman brick building, to en-
able the instalment OF another saloon
In the premises vacated.
The family of Mr.. Ouilette will live
on farm just south OF this city while
Mr.. o. will, have an Office for his engi
neering business in town.
The Tacoma News says that the
steamer Juneau has not abandoned
her run to this city, but has only laid
up temporarily for repairs.
GA Bell Boy" at Olympia Theater
tonight, is more after the order oil
Hoyt's plays than any entertainment
that has visited us this season.
The visit of Old Winter in his
hoary mantle is welcomed by no one.
The unusually expressed sentiment is
ITS tough, and l don't like it."
The steamship State of California
left the Sound for San Francisco to-day.
The next sailing for that destination
will be the Walla Walla, Wednesday.
The Supreme Court has appointed
Geo. c. Israel, C. S. Reinhart and NJ.
r. Hurd, a committee to examine ap.
pllcants for admission to the bar, Jan.
18th.
The weather report for to-day reads :
Tonight and Saturday snow; colder ;
continuing cold for several days.
orisk southeast shifting to northeast
winds"
on Christmas morning, at East
sound, W. w. Bostain, of San Juan,
was married to Miss Mary V. Lee, of
oiympia, Rev. ]. w. Patterson Of
floating.
Mr.. COvich, the fisherman, had
Soout 20 feet of seine stolen from him,