Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-12-28


-Lue F. Vernon.
Don't you see the days are lengthen-
ing?
Mrs. Fred Schomber has been on the
sick list.
Thomas Pollard, of Yelm, made us
. call yesterday.
Uncle Dick Robbins, of South Bay,
is reported quite i'll.
A masquerade ball will be given At
Yelm tomorrow night.
The Married Folks Dancing Club
hold meeting tonight.
The new Kneeland hotel will have q
opening on New Years day.
John Finholm and Ida Ericsson were
married in this city last night.
]. X. L. Mitchell left Sunday for q
visit to his old home in Michigan.
Arthur L. Callow and wife spent
Christmas with relatives in this city.
P. M. Troy and family spent Christ.
mas with Mrs. rs parents at Dayton,
this State.
County Commissioner p. J. O'Brien
and wife, spent Christmas with friends
in Seattle.
E. B. Taylor and Miss Maud Riggs
were joined in wedlock in this city
Wednesday.
Henry w. Smith and wife spent
Christmas at the home OF their daugh.
ter at Aberdeen.
Wednesday was the coolest day, so
far here, the mercury having descend.
ed to 81 degrees.
o. B. Thorerimson OF Seattle, and
Miss Myrtle R. Gilkey, we're married
here Wednesday.
Misses Katherine and Margaret Kill
roy have gone to Los Angeles, Cal, for
an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price and grand.
daughter, have returned from q visit
to relatives At Hoquiam.
Geo. Thsyer, of Minneapolis. MIMI,
and Lyman Thsyer, OF Everson, this
State, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Marjorie Percival 10 over from
St. Helen's Hall, Portland, on . visit
to her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. G.
Percival.
Carl Van Vlack. young man EN-.
ployed in the brewery. had an arm
broken by falling from ladder, last
Saturday.
Several members of the Chas. NJ.
Matthews family, on Eastside, are i'll
with scarlet fever. The home is under
quarantine.
Jos. Reder's fine new residence on
Seventeenth and franklin streets, lie
nearing completion. G. Faber is the
contractor and builder.
J. w. Curtin and Miss Violet Viii.
son. Of this city. were married Sunday
afternoon, at the Congregational par.
sonage, Rev. E. r. Loomis officiating.
Charles Collins, the well-known
farmer of Chambers Prairie, is suffer.
ing from a severe attack of blood poi.
soning, which started from a splinter
in his hand.
James Trail and Miss Susan Blu.
chanan were married last week in this
city, by Justice Bolton. They will
reside at Bordeaux, where the groom
is employed.
Miss Leila Crosby, pianist at the
Lincoln school, is the recipient of q
beautiful pin from teachers in that
school as a token OF her efficiency and
faithful work.
The Olympia Water Co. are erecting
a new pump-house, near the present
water station, in which to install the
new machinery calculated to project a
deluge when occasion requires it.
Will Manner and Miss Gertrude
Davis, both we'll known and popular
young people OF this city. we're united
in marriage at the home of tho brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davis,
Sunday afternoon, Rev. w. S. Crockett
officiating.
Nine homes have just been con.
nected with the South Bay telephone
service. They are: Geo. Langridge,
Alex. Adair, Hugh Ainsworth, Nate
Arnold, Eli CorIiss, Mr.. Rose, E.. E.
Cole, Mrs. Sylvester and H. A. Tenni.
con.
Nicholas Field is getting along
nicely. The goring he received from
avicious bull, while he was in Cali.
fornia. proved very severe. and it was
exceedingly fortunate his injuries did
not disable him for life. He expects
to 90 to work in the postoffice about
the LIST of next April.