Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-29

Isn't daylight growing beautifully
longer?
Sheriff Geo. CASTOR had business
at Centralia yesterday.
Snow was flying this morning as
the paper went on press.
The Westside street-car line isa
mile and half in length.
Frank Lang has returned to South
Bend after brief visit here.
B. NJ. Price has opened a hard
ware store at Shoshone, Idaho.
DR.. Riley has presented the Cham
Der of Commerce with a set of masto-
don teeth.
The STANDARD wishes its many
patrons Happy and Prosperous
New Year
George Ae,zel and wife have been
visiting this week with relatives at
Vancouver.
Miss Anna Jacobson, teacher in
the Nina school. is spending the
week in the city.
Sheriff CASTOR gave the prisoners
in the County Jail bounteous feed
on Christmas day.
Frank Kinney and Leo. Schmidt,
Jr., bagged 45 ducks while hunting
on Christmas day.
Miss Maude Remington, a teacher
in the Tacoma schools, is visiting
her home in this city.
VIM. Mead, of Ray mond, was in
the city this week. He formerly
resided in this county.
The poultry show has been the
center of attraction this week. Many
fine entries were made.
Two Eng!ishmen, one Swede, one
German and Russian, were admit.
ted to citizenship Tuesday.
W. H. Cameron and Miss Efie
Candy, both of Centralia. were mar
ried in this city, this week.
The disbarment proceedings against
Attorney Mackay will come before
the Superior Court tomorrow.
Mrs. VIM. McMasters is confined
to the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Schomber, with a severe illness.
Nathan kaufman is here from New
York. He was once o. merchant in
in this city in "auld lang syne."
Cue Sexton of Little Rock, was
united in marriage, this week, to
Miss Florence Smith of Tumwater.
George Piele OF Olympia, and Miss
Louise Cook of Everett, were Joined
in wedlock in the latter city. Tues
day.
The best way to reach the people
Of Thurston county is through the
advertising columns of the STAND
ARD.
Harry Warren and wife, of Shell.
ton, visited over Christmas with
the family Of w. D. Forbes, on West
side.
The new Knights of Pythias hall
was dedicated last night. Judge
Chadwick delivered the principal ad-
dress.
John Post, a retired liverman, died
at his home, south of this city, Sun
day. He is survived by widnw and
one son.
The Public Service Commission is
investigating the telephone merger
at Tacoma, at the request of Mayor
Seymour.
Mrs. q. C. Israel sustained a nerv.
Gus breakdown at Centralia, last
week, and was taken to Seattle for
treatment.
Homer Benson and Miss June
Hinchcliffe were united in marriage
in this city. Monday. and will make
their home here.
Miss Gertrude Conant, a student
in the Normal school at Bellingham,
is visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
e. Conant, on Westside.
Fred Dubois OF haywood, and Miss
Eva Shumete of Rochester, were
united in marriage, Monday after
noon. at the latter place.
1t is announced that Opie Read,
the humorist and noted novelist.
will lecture and give readings in
Olympia theater on Jan. 30th.
The man who walks to and from
the WeStside to save car.fare is con-
sidered very cheap and stingy by the
people on that side of the bay.
d. A. Long and wife and Thomas
Christensen. of Seattle, have been
guests at the home of Chris. Chris.
Jensen, on Eastside, this week.
The case of Thurston County rs.
Minnie f. Swan, involving a road
at Mud Bay, which has been in dis
pute, will be resumed tomorrow.
Miss Olga Arlitt, student at the
Bellingham Normal school, is spend
Ing vacation with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. A. G. Arlitt, in this city.
Miss Elsie Simmons and eileen
Ward Winter were married in the
FIRST Christian Church. Tacoma,
Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Moore officiating.
Paul l.. Schmidt returned to Sa-
lem, Oregon, yesterday, after a visit
70 relatives and friends here. He is
q Son of Louis Schmidt. OF Hope
Island.