Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-12-21

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The dear, We stockings OF ioil- sso.
IcIosc my eye. and hear. once more,
Nv h% a,rfI h "' bieh rs n:th rin- ont
Ar he a. I've ., back j"you. ,hont;
is'-- each had, with its wave and -hue,
And a rI[, DC. FI he i tre gr, Of lone "'
The bells are sin. and keep alone
My VII wet v! BY the "ld hea1th.1one
The ,ho,ts OF stockings of long ago
-L"e F. 'er"on
Shortest day of the wear.
Nov. r,osdov ;s Cbr;s,,os
1;,,,e Harold R,rrows "a III NTH
measles
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bns;ness " " ''0N '' Ne''
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M"nuay nis"' VIII oc sacIeu 10 tue
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o.,, so" waste was recently oofn 10 'he VIE
Vi A'eA' nrassey:
Mrs. ~. .. Ea.oh Is nome from q
'isi' W o'nc'nha'i'
Mrs. Annabelle Farquhar Is i'll and
conhned 10 the hospital.
Many OF our country neighbors are
to have family Christmas trees.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
STALKER, at Mud Bay, Saturday.
Mrs. James Sole. who has been ser.
iously ill, is reported as improving.
John Musgrove. of Tumwater. left
Monday. on an extended trim East.
A little boy baby graces the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyatt. Eastside.
When in search Ct q nice holiday
gift don't fail to call on Talcott Bros.
Even the Mud Raw Indiana arc
buv;nc ;ctos for Their dn.Lv nan.
pooses.
dar,hter wo. borr - tho w;fo ~
Stenhen Whiting Of Snvder's Prairie
last week.
Edward Harry Of Seattle and Mary
Lavman Of this c;tv were married a
few days ago.
Mira JC Roh;nsor of prosser MA
m a visit tn her former home O,vm.
pia, this week.
Little tots are looking with w;stful
gaze unon the lono stoci;nos worn hv
their big sisters.
Mira Iou;se Wa,ner If sacr.mento
Cal ia v;s;t;no ber norerts NJ md
Mrs. Wensl Gresl.
Attorney 8 p Richardson If she,.
ton vas in the c;tv m nroiess;onal
business, this week.
p.
Nalp" Cas''" ~ JUS soue 70 seattle
inc the holiday rnsh 0''0
1.d;o. v;,, ao mol, - tab. .av.n.
400 of M;ss Ger.,rde M,o1a as az" sn" a3
sale of trimmed hats
pc u..L.u ~. .o,.,
r.a.o;.aa 80 .;a;, ~ ~. o 81
h.s NJ. soan -. 81 ro.ss '' WIN -"
III. .ohoo, oh;,J.o, ill has,.
ton w.aSa, wa,.,;nn 49, ~ " 10
9th 80 .rd;nn "a, e. y" JUG
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- Abo.doon 49, 40 ~" %. .s'u1 n;s
mothor NJ do 3 ST. ''' " "''
49, ~
y: A. Hasner' attorney At law, late
oGoa ~ 40, Ws,,'!r oueu 800 : ...' es's'0
'eo" '''oo'.
na!pn n. Huoosro' an olympia
BOY, mas succeeded himself as fost'
"' ."."' A'~"'
MIS- FRANK layton mas returned 70
fortiand aiter an en]oyanie Visit 70
ner motner' MRS. WIN. McMicken.
.. n. ooidenoerg' formerly OF this
place. now resident OF Arizona Is
up on q WISH 70 MS former friends.
A baby girl was born to Mrs. Martin
Coyle' OF Seattle, Saturday. At the
nome OF Mrs. backiund' on Wests'de.
The prospect is that Santa Claus
will be obliged to substitute rubber
clothing Tor MS Traditional furs, this
year.
Harry c. Bird and Miss Verne Muir
ply, OF this city, were married in Ia.
coma sunday. Ihey Will return here
70 lesloe'
1t is said that Misses Bessie and
Villa Scobey, formerly OF this city,
nave opened a real estate office In
rof'iano.
Mrs. Susie Bennett has applied to
the Superior Court for letters of ad-
minlstration OF the estate OF Martha
L. Kinney.
r. G. Sharpe, clerk in Attorney
General Atkinson's Office. was married
in Seattle, Saturday, to Miss Bessie l..
Doty OF that city.
A warrant was ordered drawn Mon.
day night by the City Council for $500
in favor of William Till to pay for the
newly purchased fire horse.
An ordinance has passed the Coun.
Gil for building q sidewalk, gutter and
to place curbing on Fourth street be.
tween Main and Washington.
Harry P. TAYLOR and Miss lydia A.
Diamond voro noorr;od h.re Srrdov
at the home of the brides parents.
They will reside at Neah Bay.
Edward Hawes son IF Prof Have.