Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-15
.Ey and Country.

Chee On DuSlueSS.
Miss Jennie Crosby, of Summit,
visited the city, this week.
Justice Frost is under treatment at
the hospital for rhumatism.
Harry Van Arsdale and wife have
returned from visit to Tacoma.
1t is expected to have the Westside
street car line completed this week.
Olympia stores are all aglow with
pretty things for the Christmas
trade.
The railroads of this county pay
$94, 900 taxes this year, an increase
of aoOut $4,000,
Eugene Sutton has been fined $50
and costs for his assault upon Rob-
ert Mulligan, recently.
Fred. Guyot. Sr., attendant at the
SteilacOom asylum, is expected to
arrive here tomorrow.
A teachers examination is now in
progress at Odd Fellows hall, be-
ginning mornings at 8 A. NJ.
Representative r. D. Shut, of Ia
coma. while in the city lately was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Swayne.
Lawyer H. Fl. Hurshpool, of Walla
Walla. formerly of Olympia. appered
before the Supreme Court last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Michigan, of
Courtney, b. c., are visiting the
latter's sister, Mrs. Fanny Goodro.
of Westside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Harbst are
rejoicing over the arrival Of baby
boy at their home. He made his ap-
pearance last Saturday.
The Van Arsdale Hardware Co.
have many nice things for the holiday
trade. Step in and you may rest as
sured Harry will treat you right.
The extraordinary height of the
smoke-stack of the new single mill
on the water front seems to indicate
that it will conduct an exalted bust
ness.
1t is reported the hearing docket
of the Supreme Court for the coming
January, 1912. term, beginning on
the eighth of next month, will be a
large one. s.
]. L. Weir and Katie PLANE; also
Edward Harnes and Margaret Nc
Cord, all of Centralia, were licensed
to wed by County Auditor Burr,
Wednesday.
Col. lib Brown was in the city
Wednesday, from Delphi. He re-
ports that his neighbor, John Colds
by, is afflicted with strenuous at
tack of mumps.
Miss Ethel. daughter of Mrs. Stella
L. Carroll, of Seattle, was united in
marriage to Leonard L. Cook, on the
18th ult.. in Los Angeles, CAL, at
the home OF the groom.
Farmer Paul Carstepsen. of South
Bay, was in town this week. He
says he prefers the farm to city life.
He is living on a portion of the old
Frazier donation claim.
The births in this city, according to
record kept by DIR. Kincaid. the
Health Officer, for November, were -
while the deaths number 4. This
was surely good showing.
Henry Nelgen. 40 years of age,
died at Shelton, Wednesday. He
was q resident OF this city about
eight years ago. The funeral will
take place at Seattle, Sunday.
Isaac Hopper, an aged pioneer,
whose residence dates back to Terri
torial days. experienced stroke of
paralysis Saturday and may not re.
cover bis accustomed strength.
Mrs. Reta White, sister of Mrs.
Andrew Chambers, has recently ar
rived from California. The serious
illLess of Mrs. Chambers caused Mrs.
White to hasten to her sisters bed
side.
When doing your Christmas shop.
ping don't fail to step into Chris.
Nommensens big store in Union
Block. He has many useful articles
that will make excellent Christmas
gifts.
The Socialists OF Olympia at their
meeting tomorrow Saturday. even
ing. will discuss the Mcnamara
Confession from the standpoint of
tneir party organization. Every
body invited.
Miss Bessie Miller, aged % years,
oled in Tacoma. Tuesday. of pulmon-
ary tuberculosis. She was a daugh.
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Miller, of
!Asent, Wash. At one time the fam
iiy resided in Olympia.
Tenino is to FIRE one of the largest
olasts ever set off on this Coast about
the latter part Of January. 1t is ex-
pected to move over half a million
IONS OF sandstone. with single blast
Of TWO carloads OF black powder.
Rev. R. H. Edmonds. pastor of
the congregational Church, has an
nonnced he will discuss certain fea-
lures OF the Mcnamara case next
sunday evening. This clergyman is
a9 advanced thinker along the lines
Of reform.
=, hazen W. Maynard is in Seattle
TINS week attending the Fourth An
nual Convention of the Washington
creamery Operators Association of
which ne is both Secretary and Treas
urer. That he is a capable official
goes without saying.
10 IS reported from reliable source
snat Mrs. Stephen Gray is sorely af-
nlcted with rheumatic troubles, at
ner home in Fourth street addition,
East OF this city. The earthquake
81 3an Francisco in 1906 caused Mr..
anu Mrs. Gray to locate in this To-
sallty, but sad to say. neither of them
nas enjoyed good health since their
arrival.