, 1879-07-03
RRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.
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commander Of the Wolcott. have arrived.
Mr.. Solomon kat2, of the firm of Wa
terman Il katz, is sick in San Francisco.
OUR young friend Clarence Morgan
has been in town, suffering from an ulcer
ated tooth.
10. RED men of Chimacum Tribe No.
one. hold weekly meetings at their lun
every Wednesday eve.
HON. r. c. Hill, auditor ofIslapd coun
tv, returned from san Francisco list
week, accompanied by his son.
MEssRs. John Thornton and l.. II.
Cays both Of DungcncSs, hav, recently
Purchased new thrcshin. machine.
COL. l.. II. Briggs and family, OF this
Ulacc. returned from Alaska on the Ca J.
fornia, arriving here on Saturday last.
MAREIrp.-In this city, July. l>t. 1879
bv Rev. Jas. Agnew. Capt. Henry Levi.
and Miss Julia ClinSer. all of Jefferson
county.
BY reference to our celebration advrr-
tiscmenl it viii bc seen lhl. Mr. lIa.comh
has purchased the exclusive right to sci
catables on the picnic grounds tomorrow
Our friend. B. $. Miller. Esq, has jus
returned from an extended tour through
Eastern Washington. He j. delighted
with the prospects Of that portion OF onr
commonwealth.
MEssRs. W. II. Newton and VI. Glca-
son. boatmcu IN the customs employ. hav,
been in town II rrw days enjoying a brief
vacation from their duties. c,ui>ing
amenS the islands
OUR friend VIM. Katz has cImrSr Of the
store Oh San Juan during the ~, eu"' OF
his brother. Israel. IN 'Erisco--anh rha, :,
the reason why we miss his genial coun,r
nance from Port rown-cud.
On SuNday next Rev. S. A. Starr, OF
this place. will preach in Dung"n, :.
His pulpit here will he unoccupird in the
morning. Regular service in the evening
conducted toy Allen Weir.
ALTHOUGH the steamer Annie Stewart
is advertised to leave here today for iaco
ana, taking eXcurSionistS there and back
for "a, We hope our people will W ely
palronize their home celebration.
The excursion from Portland 10 Seattle
last week, proved to be grand affair.
About four hundrr, altogether. came over
and enjoyed the scenery of Puget Sound
DR.. Dillon managed the affair admirably.
ON Friday last the steamer Favoijc
went across 10 Schnme alr. way por :. IN
place of the Dispatch, returning on Sur
day afternoon. The Dispatch return I"
this place ON MonGay morning, a1d Icit
on her down trip to Nceah bay and way
ports.
WE have received prospectus OF thu
Bishop Scott Grammar and Divinity
school, Portland. Oregon. for l>I9-&O
1t Is illustrated BY Il fine cnt Of the schoo
building. Tuition: $50 for term OF 20
weeks. including board, wa,hn.. iue'.
lights, &c.
Our basc.balists could not find time
enough during week days ior practice. so
they have occupied some of their sunday
1,n,t Il, tt,,t Itf r
PLAYERS was ''Iaid up for repairs last
Sunday. and their success on the Fou til
is ieepardized in consequence.
THE members Of the N. f.. Ladies' Aid
Society. of this place. desire 10 express
their warm t thanks to the members OF
other churches and congregations in town.
and to the public generally. for their gen
erous patronage on the occasion, o. the u.
+. Festival and tar ON Thursday last.
On Sunday last Rev. John Parsons, OF
Tacoma, but recently OF this p'a
preached two very acceptable sermons IN
the N. +. church. 1t was pleasant to
have him back again in his old harness.
Rev. A. Laubach. Of the =. L 'Advo-
cate" was also in town and exchanged
greetings with his many friends hcreabont-
The steamer California experienced
some little difficulty in getting up to the
wharf last Saturday afternoon. her pro-
peIler being out Of repair in some way
rendering it impossible to move backwa"
After landing the passengers ana freight
here, the California steamed up TO Seattle
to be repaired.