, 1889-08-22
LOCAL JOTTINGS

here.
The stsam scow maid of Oregon" il
at Union dock.
VIM. VanBokkelen returned from Ut
sound yesterday.
Miss Addie:. .Videler returned from ur
sound yesterday.
Mr.. James Seavy has gone t, Boston
on visit to friends.
Steamer Ferndale is unloading ore fol
the IrOndale furnace
7. Dewitt Talmsge passed through
for Victoria yesterday.
The Idaho will sail: from this po-t fol-
Portland on Saturday.
J. r. Mason has gone into the country
to hunt the wiley pheasant.
Schooner Iary E. Russ cleared for
Guymas, Mexico, yesterday.
W. Z. Jones, of the Hilisboro, Oregon,
Independent, is in the city.
"Liis" Smiths band of surveyors fail.
ed to materialize yesterday.
The Umatilla left here yesterday for
San Francisco two days late.
The North Pacific brought over 81
sheep yesterday for O. Butler.
/ l.. C. Mitchell, of the Northwestern
Electric Light Company, is in the city.
Tom Cleary will go to San Francisco
and endeavor to make match with Tur-
nsr.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Frank LOTUS
is soon to marry q young lady OF Ta-
coma.
Morris B. Sachs, Deputy Sheriff Jones
and John McInnes went up sound yes
terday.
John J. Burke, the comedian, goes to
Victoria to-day for two weeks engage
ment
Charles McCarthy's Cone Of the
Bravest" Co. tonight at the opera
house.
Everybody will attend the opera house
tonight to witness the great comedy
drama.
B. B. Briarly. vice-prssident of the
Washington Steamboat company, ia in
tba city.
The Walla Wallis passed through to
Vancouver at two o'clock yesterday
morning.
Secure your seats at Jsgo & Niblock's
for the great show at Learned's opera
house tonight.
Judge Scott superintendent of govern
ment buildings in this city. went up
sound yesterday.
The Oscar & Hattie is taking in pig
iron ballast previous to her departure
for San Francisco.
1t is expected that the delegates to the
constitutional convention will return
here on Wednesday.
The Umatilla, which has been ashore
at the entrance of Tacoma hsrbor, will
probably be gotten off to-day.
Mike Brennan and Swede were yes
terdsy fined S. and costs for engaging in
a fight. Paid and discharged.
Miss Edith Beam returned here yes
terday from Seattle, where she has been
visiting friends for several weeks.
The Good Tsmplars hall at the cornsr
of Maple avenue and Lawrence street
will bs dedicated on the 28th inst.
Mrs. James Jones will entertain few
friends this evening, the occasion being
the birthday of her daughter Edith.
Jago & Niblock have engaged the SER
vices of a first-class engraver from one of
the leading jeTelry houses in Chicago.
Ms. Goodman and Miss Lukens gave
a very enjoyable card and dancing party
at the residence of Mrs Sullins last
night.
If you want to witness frst-class en-
tertainment attend the opera house to-
night. Seats on sale at Jago & Nib
locks.
Miss Beatrice James entertained few
friends at the residence of her parents
last evening. Cards and dancing were
indulge -
Rev ii leave for Mon
tana t ally will remain,
having tence next to Judge
Whit
4 number of young ladies on the hill
accepted an invitation from the officers
of the Albatross to take a trip in the
steam launch yesterday.
Capt. Tom Grants tug, Pioneer, re-
turned from San Francisco Sunday. The
Pioneer has been on the dry dock in
| San Francico and has been thoroughly
oyerhauIed.
| W. II. Constance intends building q
butcher shop on the lot on which his
residence now stands. He is now build
ing at Jackson and Clay street two very
neat cottages.
The genial Mr. Fl. w. Sbattuck rep
reseniiDg the extensive jewellery house
of Peter p. Simons and Son. of Sal
francisco. has been paying Port Towns
end three days visit.
The boat race between Mr.. Whiteway
and Ollie Willoughby, which was t.
have taken place last night, was post
poned until this evening, owing to thu
indispOsition of the former.