, 1886-03-04

fav. y ~ =, -1ti : II Il. '&t ~ the freSbE
tarian church tam I OF evening VIII be
"Dyspcrsia-of ao..:- mind and spirit
Dyes hotel at Iroulala is blossoming
ont with "a new front piazza, and other
evidences II ks..,ius pace Wit he gen.
eraI spirit of progress.
Capt. Hastings has 81 :ceei.d il finding
the los, anchor * the Anderson, lost
near Fort Townsend few months ago.
The EaserpI5se ana Nirsiuia have been
dragging for i.
One would think fsorI the interest
manifested II he appointment OF a
health officer Tor Puget Sound that Il
outzbadowei the gaosrnltoriai Office or
chief justiceship by far.
Treble y reaches on: for chi Yige'-"
back hair in toIay's Gau. The first
thing that fellow Knows. ore Of those
horrible puns VIII strike him hoIow the
fifth rib-aHd then he'll wish he hadn't
said anything.
Among the new residence buildings
contemplated il Bactlett's addition are
those os ". c. Garfield and Wm. Church,
Of Dun gel CSC, aud Mrs. Chapman, of
this city. Mr.. Bert Adams. Of adams &
Lake, has Just completed i dwelling
there.
Mr. Rufus Calhoun. Il younger brother
OF Our ProsecI ting Attorney. Is III town
visiting relatives and friends. He in the
employ OF a King county coal company,
and as most OF its Iaborers are out on =
strike the mine has suspended operations
till an agreement can be effected.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. D. Tabey we're pas
sengers honewari on the last trip Of the
Mexico. Mrs. Tohcy, who has been
visiting at Merced. Cal. for her health, Is
greatly improved. Mr. Tobey says it
was in esttrg to experience what would
be July weather here. and see grain
growing knee high.
The telephone service Is ally on the
increase. There are nov IS Of these in
struments distributed about town in
every direction. Mr.. Fred Terry. our
enterprising dairy man, can rim 2 up Lis
good dame IN the far west end of town,
ordering his supper ready Just before he
leaves town On his last ron nd.
Portraits Of Gov Squire awe appeared
in number of eastern journals, notably
the Minneapolis Tribune, New York
GTdpAic and Frank L sslie's Weekly,
accompanied with sketches of his life.
Many other papers have editorially
commended him, and at least one has
mentioned him in connection with the
presidency.
MIR. Samuel Reid, brother of our
Presbyterian pastor, arrived this morning
from Victoria. Mr.. Reid is manager Of
the dry goods establishment of w. & j.
Jefries, and his trip over at this time is
to examine samples of goods in their line
from an eastern house. He is accom-
panied here by his wife, and will remain
| over n day or two for Il visit.
Prot r. Z. Ryan, of Lelard, who was
in town today, will reopen school IN
Chimacum on Monday next. Evidently
his services are priced therc, rs eleven
years services as teacher attest. Prof.
Ryan's little daughter, Miss Fanny, who
has been very i'll with slow intermittent
fever, is recovering, we are glad to
announce. Leland valley now has about
thirty actual settlers, and is in rapid
process of development from its primitive
state to that of full fledgsd civilization
Il is sheltered from fierce winds, al is
subject to few radical change. il
temperature. During the present winter
its climate was milder than that in Port
| Townsend