Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-12-30
G. and Country.
/ TIN perature, Raj
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Miss Ru,h Van Eaton is spending
the week q Rochester.
OLYMPIA now can boast of couple
Of women undcrtakers.
This viii be the last issue of the
STANDARD for time.
Geo. F. Higgins is Il frequent
visitor to Olympia these days.
Rem Patterson and his brother-in
law. Brad. ". Davis, are in the city.
Sauawking chickens are not de-
sirahle music to vegetarians these
times.
The Olympia Cedar Company S
shingle mill at the depot is about TO
resume operations.
The STANDARD is under obligations
to DIR. Riley for its New Years tur-
kew. He won it at rattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Allen, oil
South Tacoma, visited relatives and
friends in the city, this week.
Judge VI. J. Gordon and wife, o!
Tacoma, have been on visit to thell
daughter, Mrs. Geo. &. Mills.
Warren f. Dunkleberger is suffer
ing from rheumatic troubles. Whom
the Lord lOveth He chasteneth.
The Northern Pacific Railway com
pany is making arrangements to re.
place its Gray's Harbor track with
80. pound steel rails.
The Women's Club will have
charge of the anniversary banquet o.
the Commercial Club, on New Years
eve at their Clubhouse.
The Rex theater so-called (mort
properly a picture gallery') is tn,
popular place of amusement JUS
now. 1t opened Saturday night.
William Littlejohn came to th'
city yesterday for the first time il
three weeks. His i'll health prevent
ed him from making his weekly visits
Miss Frances Sylvester is attend
ing a session of the State Education
al Association, this week, at Seattle
and visiting with relatives ane
friends.
Judge S. H. Brown of Delphi still
has hopes in the Socialist propaganda
He thinks he is little tuo old Il
study Karl Marks Capital. the bibl'
ofSocialism.
1t is reported on the streets tha'
Mr.. George H. Funk's efforts. al
member of the City Council. de
feated the Northern Pacific's pro
posed franchise.
Mrs. John H. Saunders has beer
on the sick list for the past ten days
Her daughter, Mrs. Cora Madden, is
now stopping at the Saunders home
on Sixth street.
Arthur Hawks has started his We
hicle in operation in the peanut and
popcorn business in this city. For
the present he is located on Wash
ington near Fourth street.
The dredger Portland has arrived
to take part in the very lucrative jot
of filling in the lower parts Of the
water front and at the same time
dredging out a deep-water channel.
Fred Graves has opened o now
restaurant and lunch-roOm, in the
building on Fourth street, between
Main and Washington, lately occu.
pied by the Importing Tea Company
The New York Theater." an.
other picture house, has opened, cor.
ner of Main and Fifth streets, with
the celebrated Horendeen Family oil
noted musicians in illustrated songs
Thomas Webb. an old resident oil
Mason county, late of Tacoma. died
In Portland, Wednesday. He was
b years Of age, born in Cork, Ire.
land, and leaves numerous descend.
ants.
Last Monday, the kids were
much in evidence on East Sixth
street, using Their Christmas roller
skates and toy wagons on the new
sidewalks with which to amuse
themselves.
Miss Jean McCarrogher has been
elected Most Excellent Chief Of the
local branch of Pythian Sisters
Temple No. 43. The STANDARD ap-
preciates the good judgment of the
membership.
That thief had q high toned ap-
petite who stole the Hotel Mitchell's
christmas turkey. He took also two
hams and a slab of bacon, doubtless
Tor the entertainment of his friends.
Generous man!
Miss Vallie Broyles and Iemuel
Carr were united in marriage, Sun
Jay. at the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Broylas,
three miles south of this city, Rev.
J. M. Orrick officiating.
F. G. Ward. an old-time resident
OF New Dungeness and friend of p
N. Troy, has been visiting that gen.
tieman the past few days and Seems
well pleased with the thrifty ap-
pearance OF our little city.
:. Mrs. Mary Frances Lysle, of Bel
nugham, resident of this city long
ago. who crossed the plains with
ner husband by ox-team hall a cen.
Jury ago, is dead. She was n years
Oh age and born at Utica, N. Y.
The Chief OF Police report shows
.nat there have been S4S arrests for
inherent otfenses during the year.
10 addition to the punishment from
0wn OF ii undesirables. The
Chief recommends that a patrol
wagon be provided.