Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
PERSONAL

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registered at the Monte una.
Pierce Evans made fly run TO Sedro.
yesterday on business.
r. b. Hill and wife returned Yesterday
from San Francisco
J. Sutherland, of Seattle. is spending a
ieN days in the city.
j. W. Donuager. of Peoria, ILL.,, was In
the city yesterday.
Samuel bernard. of New York City. Is
registered AZ the Nendome.
Mrs, T mpln arrived from visit TO up
sound points Tuesday morning.
Nelson Bennett. the father of Falrha-
frh ia in Che city on tour of inspection.
j. j Donovan started on hasty trlp To
Sea Illr last night on the State OF Wash
ingi0n.
". I. Woods, manager of the HERALD,
luI sau Leonard, left on the State Oh
wa hihsl9h Tor Tacoma last night.
- s. Eaiucy. Of Minneapolis. Mimi. IA
n4aihs arrangements for permanent
home tu falruayen.
tonuacior Mccoy has been seriously
u 900 ihe hotel fdirhayen the past week.
lie l- able to be out at present,
Mir. !. :, Jeunin, OF SedrO, Iowa,
arrived hy ihe Premier, Tuesday night,
ana VIII make tairhayen her home.
james johnson. Of St. Louis. Is in the
city observing how things are done in a
growing metropolis on the Pacific coast.
I New York City is represented in Fair
hdyeu hY j. W Moran. who Is loud In his
praises Of the coming wonder Of the
sound
l"l. >. ~. Redington. editor OF the
iulahup Commerce, was in Fairhayen
Yesterday and declares this city To be
wonder Tor a yeariing.
q. 4. Taylor. Of Tacoma. was seen ON
uc streets yesterday admiring the mas
~iNc blocks ln course of construction and
the beautiful residences already built.
Mrs Dell Eavrs. Of Aneta, y. d.. sister
~ Ms. J. =. Edwards, arrived ON the
home.
Thomas D1wilng. Of Omaha. Nebraska.
tined ol druuth ana billiards aud proposes
tu stop 90 % town of progression, conse-
furhug ha, located in The Focal city.
Dwight Breed, editor Of the Freeport.
lli., douinaI, i visiting fairhayen, ac-
conpauied boy his wife. They are guests
.ot N.Nefuor Black.
J. Gold and 4. Douglas registered at
tlt Naudomr. from Milwaukee,. Wis.
It ihU.f geni irmcn speak in the highest
.Ufn~ ui fairhaten, and viii arrange to
Ii.'-t fAcr home.
H II. kinley of Mt Vernon. was talk
in- BOO ifleuas in tairh1ven yesterday. He
.af M cas- taxes the palm for push aud
l.H-4 .'u. ani says there are no webs
.i f.ll ci.i eit iset.'
it. Aulcrs in. of the lirm of Mackay
a tnae uu. leit taI 81 title last night,
"It.e ht proves ~ on his timber claim.
.-o took pa sage ON The state of Wash
lusiun.
tity Clerk Rirdel boarded the State OF
. Washington last evening for a short trip
tl tile city oi ire-sedttlc. lie will be q
witness Tor i. II. Anderson In the tree
, claim business
w i. No0ley, a prominent lumberman
oi Chicago, j. registered at the Fairhaven.
SIR. houiey j. already largely interested
in ihe vicinity of kalrhaven and Is conf
Don't this city viii be the metropolis Of
? Puget sound.
{ T. Z. Davis long time q resident on the
Pacific cGast aud commercial traveller for
s. fhe great publishing house of Bancroft 4
IS lu,. ul san Francisco. but now OF Payot,
- piliH o o., wholesale stationers OF the
me city, j. visiting Fairhaven for the
e Nr tlmr lie j. load IN his praise OF
airha,cn.
y Nf q. II. Hoynton Of the firm of Boyn-
, lln a aricalf. pr0prietors Of the Tacoma
p Globe O. visiting farhaven aud Is one OF
i'l1sc IS ho declares that the half had moi
heDu Told him though he was prepared u
500 "a rcmarkably good town for its age
ile i- So much pleased with this city that
instead gi returning TO Tacoma as he in.
, tended doing yesterday, determined "a
-tiy another day and secure some rea
% estate lea Che Focal city.