Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-22

A heavy frost fell Tuesday night.
The logging camps have closed for
the holidays.
Judge f. H. Rudkin, of Spokane,
is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Israel visited
Seattle this week.
Hazen Maynard is transacting bus
mess 1T Montesano.
The Olympia schools close to-day
for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Belle Oppenheimer is home
from visit to Portland.
The Door Companys sawmill has
shut down for two weeks.
Mrs. Lee Baker has recovered from
a severe siege of tonsilitiS.
H. W. Maynard contemplates a
visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller have gone to
Chicago for few weeks visit.
C. J. Swayne has been at Grants
Pass, Oregon, for the past two weeks
on business.
A number of property owners pro-
pose to contest the legality of the
Swantown fill.
S. w. Fenton, one of Tenino' s
hustlers, transacted business in the
city, during the week.
Charley Lausdale's new grocery
store opened for business in the Ra-
beck building, yesterday.
An annual session of the State
Assessors convention is to meet in
this city on January 18th.
A. A. Lindsay and wife, of Port
land, are visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. J. NJ. Patton, Of Eastside.
Harry Allen, the South Bay oys-
ter king, was in the city Monday.
looking prosperous and happy.
1t is announced that the Postoffice
will be open two hours on Christmas;
also two hours Saturday night.
The Westside street car line is
now completed and the first car was
run over it yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Diven has arrived from
Walla Walla to spend the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Lou Diven.
Joseph Swanton, of Toppenish, has
arrived to spend the holidays with
his children who reside in this city.
Selwyn Harris, who has been at
tending school in California. is spend
ing the holidays with his parents in
this city.
Miss Lila Chambers arrived from
Whitman college, Walla Walla, to
spend the holidays with her parents
in this city.
The Olympia Knitting Mills have
very neat and attractive display
of their goods in the Chamber OF
Commerce window.
Claude Wolfe, tho energetic young
electrician, in employ OF the Light
and Power Co., is contemplating a
visit to his old home in the East.
]. D. Barton, of Hartstein Island,
has returned from Spokane with sew
eral awards from the Poultry Associa-
ton for his White Orphington chicks.
Mark and George Draham and
Daniel O'I4eary are incorporators oil
a logging railroad from Black Hills
to Mud Bay, with capital Of 5000,
600.
Willard Libby. of Mason county,
was in the city last Saturday. His
sister, Mrs. Parker, is visiting with
the family of Willard Libby at South
Bay.
The funeral OF Mrs. Burroughs was
held from the Baptist Church at
Tumwater, Saturday afternoon, and
attended by a large concourse of
friends of the family.
Sing Lee. an aged Chinaman, was
severely injured by his runaway
horse, which dashed up Main street,
Tuesday. The animal was halted by
young Claypool, who happened along.
The Crown Hardware Company is
q Seattle organization with work.
ing capital of 500, 900 and an I'M
limited field to extend the area of
production of this desirable conlmod-
ity.
Eunice NJ. Turpin has sold her
property at the northwest corner OF
Sixth and Main streets, to Willard
Lemon, Fred. Stocking and Walter
Mcdowell, for consideration of So
600.
Gov Hay, very properly we think,
declined to call special session of the
Legislature to pass Presidential
primary bill. There is altogether
too much of the offensive kind of
politics called partisanship current
al the present time.
The shop-row" lately built at
vancouver at cost of $4,000,
includes shoe, wood working shop,
ana laundry. Good progress has
oeen made in constructing the DORM
itory for the inmates at the school
Tor the Deaf and Blind.
Sunday morning no less than seven
residences in the city on upper Frank
nn and Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets were entered by burglars dur.
ing the absence OF tenants, and var.
lous articles of value. iewelry and
money taken therefrom.
The case of Miss May Thayer
charged with promoting white CLAW
cry 1t seems. has been dismissed
IRON lnsutficiency of the information
which appears, TO the proverbial man
;. up a tree like an admonition 10
20 thy way and sin no more"