Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-06

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
1905.
Did YOU start the new year right?
The nights have been quite chilly.
The Legislature meets next Monday.
How about those New Year resolu-
tons?
The inaugural ball has been set for
the 10Th.
The Married Folks dance at G. A. R.
hall tonight.
Waldo Moore has recovered from q
few days illness.
Mrs. VIM. Billings is recovering
from a severe illness.
Don't forget to put in the five when
you date your letters.
Tod Cowles has gone to Frisco to
be absent several weeks.
Miss Bessie Sprague, of Chehalis, is
visiting Miss Maude Maynard.
The Eagles will have another class
initiation next Thursday night.
A son was born Tuesday to MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Calhoun, ON Westside.
Members Of the Legislature are be.
ginning to arrive in large numbers.
Ifyour eyes need fixing don't fail to
call on Geo. S. Duby, the expert op.
tician.
Miss Edith Hopp, of Tumwater,
will be State Treasurer Mills stenog.
rapher.
The season for hunting grouse,
pheasants and quail came to . close
Sunday.
December has been an unusually
"damp" month as we'll as a decidedly
"windy" one.
Many new names were added to the
STANDARDS subscription list during
tho past few days.
The State Sheriffs Association, late.
ly organized at Seattle, will meet in
this city on the 25th inst.
There will be eight contestants for
the Demorest medal at the Eastside
school-house. this evening.
E. w. Crockett, brother of Rev.
W. s. Crockett, has been on a visit to
the manse during the holidays.
Miss Hansine Christensen has re-
turned to Portland to resume her
duties as nurse in q sanitarium.
The State Association of Dairymen
will meet in this city on the 10th and
probably hold sessions till the 2lst.
The time of unveiling" the Rogers
monument has been indefinitely post
poned from the date selected, the 10Th
inst.
Ex-senator Wilson has engaged q
suite of rooms in 1.-THE Lobby" in
which to conduct his Senatorial cam
paign.
The winter term Of the Supreme
court will begin on the 10th inst, and
close Feb. 9th. There arc 81 cases on
the docket.
Col. NJ. Hoke has been dangerously
i'll Of grippe ssnd threatened typhoid,
this week. At last accounts he was
somewhat better.
H. H. McCray and family have
moved in from the country and are
domiciled in the Allen White resi-
dence, on Esstside.
George Marvin Savidge, of Tacoma,
has made application to the City
Council for franchise to operate q
gas plant in this city.
H. G. Walker left 10 day for Mo.
hawk, Arizona, where he will remain
during winter in dryer climate for
benefit Of his health.
A joint Installation of the officers oil
George H. Thomas post of veterans
and the w. X. c., was held ct their
hall Wednesday night.
Chief Braeger gives notice that the
ordinance prohibiting the use of Ere.
arms within the city limits will here.
after be enforced. Good.
Miss Laura Dent, of Rochester, re-.
turned home New Years day after an
enjoyable weeks visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Swayne.
Tickets to the Inaugural Ball will
cost 20 each. The formal reception
will be held in the capitol at 8 80, and
the grand march will begin in the
Lobby at $50.
The Capitol Com mission have abont
completed the task OF construction OF
the capitol annex and will hold their
nnai meeting next Tuesday, to close
up their records.
W. L. Sspp, one OF the patriarchs of
1umwater, was married TO Mrs. Mary
!. wallace, of Bellingham, at his home
performing n%s, Tier Monday! Monday Judge Linn
DANIEL J. Gustavson and Miss Caro-.
hne Dombrock. both of Seattle were
unlted IN marriage, in this CITY. Tue..
Gay evening, by Rev. Chas. Johnson
OF the Swedish NJ. E. Church.
Geo. H. Clark and Miss Rox;. c;,..
were married at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Giles, on Westside. yesterday afternoon
ana leave to-day on a trip down the
Sound. '''0
frank Kinsey. who was married last
week to Miss Mary E. Fleetwood. has
leased, for q term OF three years II
n. McCrsy's fine farm on spureeon
Creek and have already taken pos.
Charles Tellafaro, the Eastside bar.
eer. was joined in wedlock to Mrs.
Della Wheelock, late of Kearney, Neb..
tuesday evening. at s o'clock, Rev. w.
8; Crockett, of the Christian Church,
Officiatinu