Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-01-04
Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!
Mrs Annabelle Farquhar is recover
ing from q severe cold.
4 sen was born Saturday to Mrs
William Ogle, OF this city.
The Eenati Club held very pleas
ant Social Monday evening.
Miss Gertrude Moore, the popula
millner, has been on a visit to Seattle
Andy johnson is here from BRITISH
Columbia on visit to relatives ant
friends.
Several University students from
Seattle spent the New Years day in
this city.
Charles Wilcox has returned from a
visit to Mr.. w. L. Melvin and family
at Everett.
Butter now sells at from Goo per
roll for ranch" Csc for separator"
TO 75c for creamery.
A furry of snow fakes, several
times this week, gave evidence that
old Winter was still here.
John Norris, formerly OF this city,
now OF Vancouver, came over this
week on visit TO old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Morris have
returned to Sunnyside, after a visit to
relatives and friends in this city.
T. H. Cavanaugh came over from
Prosser on a holiday visit TO relatives
on this side OF the Evergreen State.
Pete Martin, q member of the
Seattle police force, is up on a brief
stay. He was at one time q resident
Of Olympia.
Mrs. Stella Carroll, daughter Ethel
and son Leslie, of Ballard, have been
spending the past few days with rels.
tives in this city.
A baby boy has made his appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Darling. The little fellow was born
Wednesday evening.
The local herd OF Elks have begun
preparations for great minstrel per.
Torrance, some time in February,
probably the 2lst or 22d.
Mrs. Josephine Hurd. q former resi-
dent OF this city. died on the 22d ult.
ct the home of her daughter, Mrs
Stevens, at Acme, this 'SsAse, aged 81
years.
Mrs. G. J. Messegee has bought the
millinery stock of Miss NJ. E. Miller
Of East Fourth street and will con.
tinue the business at the same stand
No. 422.
Henry Pickett and Miss Jennie
Benson were married in this city Sun
day afternoon, At the home of the
brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reynolds.
John Gunstone and Mrs. Belle War.
rem, of Olympia. were married, on New
Years day at Mr.. G.'s bone, near In
dependence, Rev. Hawkins of this city
performing the ceremony.
The Bachelors Club at Tumwater
held Smoker Monday night-nearly
80 Of them-and marked the passage
OF the old year by appearing on the
streets with vocal and instrumental
music.
Gus. Evanson, a logger, bought tc
the local hospital from Shelton
afflicted with consumption, died yes
terdsy afternoon. He was 80 years
Of age, with no relatives in this country
His mother is said to live in Norway
Charley Kehoe, an old.time resident
Of this city, now engaged in his bust
ness OF shoe making, At Arlington il
Snohomish county, came up to spend
New Years day with his many friends
here. He is not grown in size, or Out
Of their memory.
W. W. Hopkins has resigned hi
position as Deputy Post master, to &C
cept the place Of Chief Deputy in the
once OF County Auditor Morrison
elect. Mrs. Mary v. Johns will tenn
pararlly discharge the duties of deputy
In the postoffice.
Mrs. N. H. Tsmblin will succeed
W ". M. Num-, on the Nth inst, a.
secretary Of the State Land Commits
SUD- on which date Mr.. Num- viii
assume the Office of Clerk of thu
superior Court, for which position he
was chosen at the general election.
Inc burial of Mira. Robert Baker ant
oaoe, yesterday afternoon, whose death
resulted from Encouragement thai
caused collision on the Northern
asSlhc road last Friday, was the las
ps'hetc incident OF that horrible affair
aney were buried in the same casket
'ne osoe lying in the mothers arms.
IT'S the sentiment conveyed by holi
way quits that makes them valuable
""'ch leads us to remark that If there
=: :: anybody forgotten in the destribu
"on OF these mementoes of remem
trance, that the season is still on, ant
many articles are etill on display tina
Will cause the heart to beat stronge
10 memory of friendship.
Inc following officers were installed
ny george H. Thomas Post. G. A. Il.
Cednesday night: Elias Dryer, Pas
GGoinmander; Senior Vice Commander
=. NJ. Reynolds; Junior Vice Com
m."snder, w. w. Work; Chaplain
nnoiaham kelmer; Quartermaster, H
~ NH Adlutant. j. w. Buker; Off
se' Oh the Day, J. P. Griffith, and Off
'ef Oh the Guard, H. NJ. McCray.
IT,
:. Inc New Year entered with bang
lure n1e crackers, beating of drums, foot
n aso' horns, barking of dogs. and ,
hnea!ey OF other noises, caused by com
Ta s'lon and contagion, at midnigh
.onuay. 1t lasted about 80 minuteI
uo Then the jewellers transferred theil