, 1888-06-14
From 1Horaaz's Daiis.

appear at the opera house June 18th.
Mr.. Il. L. Burket: leaves for the East
to morrow. He will attend the Repub,
lican convention.
Prof. Louis Ro5tein and his dancing
school pupils gave eu enjoyable dance at
Learned's opera house Saturday even
ing.
The ". c. T. u will hold their meet
ing today at 2:l5 o'clock at the NJ E.
parsonage. All membe specEed to be
present.
Street Commissioner McGaba is noti-
flying property holders to remove their
wood piles and other unsightly material
from the streets. This is move i'll the
right direction.
The "Caristian Endeavor" is the name
OF new organization of tho younG peo-
pie of the Presbyterian church, devoted
TO social, literary and moral purposes.
Miss Cora Bash is president.
The Young Peoples Union are to have
q special business meeting at the paTson-
age of the II. E. Church this evening at
7:30 sharp. A new organ is on the tapis
and full meeting ia desired
The grand chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
sous Will meet to-day. It is expected
that ten chapters will be represented.
W. J. Thompson, of Tacoma, is grand
high priest and will preside.
Business Exchange meeting this even
ing. Every person interested in the
advancement and prosperity of Port
Townsend, should attend en- nsdsse aud
United in spirit and purpose.
Mr.. +. B. Dyer, OF Irondale, celebrated
the opening of his new hotel at Had lock
Saturday night by tendsring free dance
and supper. A large concourse assem-
bled to ship the light fantastic and revel
in seasonable luxuries.
Mr.. Elmer Fisher, of Port Angeles, has
bought out DR.. Minkler's drug store.
He intends to keep first claes drug
store, stationery, wall paper. etc, at Port
Angeles, for the accommodation of the
many people in that vicinity. They will
need it after the county election on June
21st.
Ye ARGUS reporter learned from Mr..
Kirkpatrick that he has sold his beauti-
ful and valuable residence property in
this city to cur honored fellow citizen
Jsmss Seavy, and that the foimer, for
business reasons, expects to lelve US
soon with bis family, and take up his
residence 10 San Francisco.
Mr.. Enoch Plummer has changed base
of operations from clerking aud book
keeping in Pettygrove & Co.'S store, to
the ownership OF the fruit and tobacco
store conducted by 3. III. Miller. Enoch
Il ono of our gsnial and exemplary
Young business men that attends to his
business, and that fact bespeaks success
for him in his new lins.
Growing out of Capt. Jones' sugges-
ton on yesterday. quite number OF the
Y. Al. G. A members are agitating the
formation Of a Debating Society in con
nectiop with the Association as they
have hall lighted every evening, lie
addition expense Wonld be incurred and
all it needs is a commencement. Al
who think we'll of this enterprize vii
please hand their names to Pnonui,
Learned or B. e. Stewartsat Latimers
Rev j. n. Denison will leavs the cit,
to morrow morning, for two week
soiourn in Oregon. Being interviewed
by an ARGUS reporter, he expressed
Willingness to do anything he coul,
while away TO help the Business FIX
change to advertise the city. He though
he could distribute considerable litsra
ture and do other things to help along
: t-Would it not be well for the Bushes
Exchange to accept Mr.. Depison's kin
B. services in that line?
A democratic club was organized i
Seattle on Saturday evening with th
following officers: President. l.. q
Gilman, Independents, E. F. Blain
q W. A Petors, F. B. Boarman, ]. Schran
W. L. Preston, Il. f. Jones, Y. H. Fabi
b John Ksan, John Kort, Harry Stor
u Harry Collins, Luke McRedmond, b
y O'Brien. Frank Clancy, and James Y
IS Bush; secretary, Josiah Collins, Jr
!. treasurer, Ed. l.. Terry; executive cor
= mittee, j. @. Gilman, Ed. L. Terr
q Josiah Collins, Jr., j. B. Metcalfe, Cha
!. f. Mundsy, E. A. Turner, U. III. Rasi
AZ John Brannon and W. L. Gezzam; se
# gsantat arms, S. F. Combs.
;. At the Y. n. G. A. devotional meetir
yesterday afternoon, Capt Geo. D. Jon,
N IN his usual happy yet earnest way. q
10 livered a very instructive address
IT young mer-and, for that matter, ma
u older persons might profit by the
al structiou- urging them to SO empl
the time in their youth to acquire ste
ir OF useful knowledge, that they may
as qualified to meet the responsibilities
ct volving upon every good and loyal c.
ed zen for the weli-ordering and success
ID self. society end the government OF
,e. tious. To attain the highest success
,d. speaker laid particular stress uPon
,er necessity and .At"rrtaDce 10 young p
be pie so break g=@y iIral md shuU 81
ea fr7v ious 'cl,gres tlar Eut only ic
mt success but destroy the brain, mind {
ibody, and to practise perseverance 6