Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-12-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Masquerade ball at Yelm tonight.
Monday was the shortest day of the
year.
The postotlice will be open from |
to . to-day.
son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Harris.
Miss Mildred Stanford i. on a visit
to Seattle friends.
Joseph Tart and son left Tuesday
for st. Paul, Mimi.
A little son graces the home of MI.
and Mrs. J. Fiiield.
The STANDARD wishes all its readers
merry Christmas.
A social dance will be held at Mud
Bay tomorrow night.
J. B. Jonis, of Tenino, was visitor
to our city this week.
Fred Schomber made business trip
W ldCoiilo, w CuucSuay.
John McReavy and wife of Union
City, are at the Olympia.
Fred Mari and vile are up from Se-
attic on a visit to relatives.
A masquerade ball will be given at
New kamilche, tomorrow night.
Mrs. p. r. Harris is spending the
holidays with relatives in Tacoma.
Attorney John R. Mitchell made a
business trip to Tacoma this week.
The Elks will give splendid ball
at The Olympia on New Years eve.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Arthur
W. Sapp, at Tumwater, last Friday.
The number of hunters licenses is.
sued in this county, has reached ZIG.
The Christmas exercises OF the
Westside school will be held tonight.
Mrs. Mary ). Utterbach, who has
been very i'll is reported as improving.
H. G. Richardson has purchased the
trim little tug Blue Star OF Capt. Tew.
Miss Aver left for Seattle yesterday
to pass the holidays with her friends
in that city.
The Edison theater has the Marion.
cites on this week, an especially At
tractive bill.
Judge Watrous and daughter, Miss
Bertha, were visitors here this week,
from Rainier.
The Olympia Brewing Co. shipped
so barrels of beer to White Horse, Y.
T., yesterday.
All the boats will make their regu.
lar trips to-day, Notwithstanding it be-
ing Christmas.
Bertha NJ. Filler has been accorded
adivOrce from Chas. H. Filler, by the
Superior Court.
Chas. Carpenter and Miss Martha
Mckay, of Gull Harbor, have been
licensed to wed.
The single weavers OF Little Rock
I gave q masquerade ball in that thriv.
ing little place last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Price, OF Yelm,
have been visiting Olympia friends
and relatives the past week.
Z. A. Cook and Emma Ellerman, OF
Tacoma, were married Saturday in this
city, Jurtice Giles officiating.
The Fire Department has received
additional hose, pipes, nozzles and
other aids to q perfect service.
Many Olympia Eagles flew over to
TeninO. Saturday night, to install an
aerie in that prospective city.
Will Anders with ticket % won the
handsome punch-bowl raffied off at
Sawyer & Filley's Saturday night.
Joe Moksla and 7-year-old boy,
Indians, we're drowned while fishing in
the Nesqually river, few days ago.
Miss Carrie Shaw. who is attending
school in Portland, is spending her
holiday vacation with her parents here.
H. E. Boyd, the printer, expects to
90 into the poultry raising business
on Vashon Island early in the Spring.
The passengers out over the o. r. N.
and u. P. this week, were, Emil John
son and Erick Anderson, for Salt Lake,
Utah.
The steamer Cottage City sailed for
Alaskan ports to day and the Valencia
hAk
Friday.
Reports from Montesano indicate
that Judge Irwin is on the way to re-
covery from his severe affection of car
buncle.
Archie Fairchild was . passenger by
the Santa Barbara, Wednesday, for
that Mecca of Olympians, Southern
California.
Oily has it that another mill and q
creosote factory want to come in, with
only a subsidy of q site. IT'S we'll
land is cheap.
Judge Gordon and son, Carroll, oil
Spokane, arrived last night to spend
Christmas at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Mills.
The firemen intend to hold . social
and smoker at their headquarters on
Saturday evening. All firemen are
cordially invited.
Mrs. S. A. Calvert, wife OF the State
Land Commissioner, returned this
week from an extended visit to Iowa,
her former home.
Lewis w. Osborne, of South Bay
has been dangerously i'll OF kidney
trouble the past few weeks, but il
slowly recovering.
Now it is Basket Ball. It seems