Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-13
PERSONAL

=, Nelson Bennett arrived on the State O
washington yesterday morning.
Mrs Tom Clancy arrived by Yesterday
mornings boat to make her home in Fair
haven.
:. W. Howard. of the law firm of Evans,
sherman & Howard. has gone TO MI
vernon, Skagft county, on a business trip.
7. W. ,Strader. of Strader & Kinney.
bankers, left on the Sehome Sunday night
TO meet his wife In Tacoma and wifi prob
ABLY return today.
Harry Frank, of Tacoma. was in the
wv yesterday saying good bye TO his
many friends. He leaves Thnrsday for
an extended trip in the east
j. NJ. Blaine aud wife. of Sedro. the
terminus OF the Fairhaven 4 Southern
railroad. arrived Monday evening and are
tue guests of the Fairhaven.
NJ. Monson. of Sedro. came down ON
Yesterdays train TO see how rapidlv Fair
maven had grown. He will soon move 10
manent home. us p''
u. \. Woolev. one Of Sedro,s v,iao
awake business men put his mark on the
ilol'l falrhaven register yesterday even
ing ana then looked in wonder upon the
growth of this city.
Pat Dwyer. representing al Fairbava,
The Bellingham Bay Asphalt and Roofng
company, has fully established himself
mere IN business aud Is loud In his praises
OF TINS elil's push and enterprise.
g.. ii. Strader, Of Strader & Richards
VIII leave tonight for the East to be gone
several months. lie will make arranpe-
hiehts Tor general loan business during
his absence.
charles Stevenson. of Seattle came I'm
On liie STATE OF Washington yesterday
morning aud is the guest o! J. l..
rhaichen. He purposes investing In
fairhaNen property.
II. Y. Thompson was one of the many
VINO stepped on shore from the State Of
Washington yesterday morning, In com
pahy WIN his daughter. Mr.. Thompson
has been absent for several days. b.ing
called To Tacoma on business.
I'd. Hays. who halls from the city of
worlds Fair nOtOriety. Is in the citv and
being entertained by The Spokane pro-
pfletors. fairhaven property has caught
ms eye ana he VI Ill soon subscribe himself
citizen of the city.
George W. Hopp. the sprightly editor Of
the sedro Press. gave the HERALD a
pleasant call last evening aud reported
everything as pressing in his inland city.
Mr.. Hopp has great expectations for this
country and II Is very evident he will not
die with dose Of disappointment.
w. Wolf. representing the big hardware
hrm OF lleNter, May 4 Co., of Portland. il
IN the city with rooms at the Hotel Ven-
dome. Mr. Wolf comes to Fairhayen
about twice a month and he saws that
upon each visit he is more and more as
tonished at this city's wonderful growth,
c. 4. Lathrop. the Eleventh street gro
Ger, gave the HERALD a pleasant call yes-
terday. and reported traffic in his line as
on the Increase. Mr.. LathrOp i one Of
talrhaNen Staunch business men and he
has confidence unbounded IN the city's
future.
Mr. Mckenzie. Of Winnipeg. Canada. is
In the city admiring its many fine blocks
and plucky. enterprising business men.
lie Is 50 fayorably impressed with the
future of the city that he will make In
yfstments aud arrange TO take up his
abode In the metropolis Of Puget Sound.
j. II. Perkins. representing the Puget
sound Machinery Depot of Seattle. Wash
lnglon. was IN the city yesterday. Mr..
Perkins, In company with the general sur
prise party who Is constantly arriving.
remarked the progress of Fairhaven was
simply astonishing and pretty good
town TO tie TO-
T. ;. Mnssetcr. one Of the most brilliant
of seattle newspaper men, was here
yesterday. having returned from a trip To
Lake Nhatcom as the head of party
composed OF III. Mctiuire. Dr. w. w.
Griffith. Mrs. Lane, Miss Lane and Mrs.
Sncedy;, The party made a call. in force,
ON the HERALD establishment.
Geo. 4. kienstra. who Is candidate be-
fore the city council for appointment as
police Judge. was soldier In the United
States IA n nf at.A