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


order "a Sin ihr huge contract which il
has GOA hand
A. Bicdel has moved into hi new house
un Knob Hill The hau>e j. built after
she fashion ai that # ]. NJ. Nardner's.
On the Montexuma register are the
uams> of Dan. W kaup. II. \. Thomp-
son AID Mss Fav Thompson. Portland.
oargUu; John HASTE and wife aud c. G..
Mcdonald. FuNallup; l.. ", kes>engger.
SHattie.
sertiees vrrr held iu The Presbyterian
church Sunday uight bV Rev. Gturge L.
Boswell. choosing a hi~ text the ninth
Verse 81 Hebrews Tie sermon was pro-
uuunced a. au able effort and appreciated
hY large congregation.
Ia the mining article publi,hed in the
HERALD Of sunday last iu report OF the
mishap of the steamer Bailey on the >kag
in river. where il should have been Cap
taih Hill. a slip of the type>ett"r gave the
wrong man credit fer heroisin. far which
due amends ar" made through lhi> item.
\ letter has been received from gentle
man in Chicago. directed Ia one Of Fair
haven popular business men. asking in
formation regarding the establishing af q
foundry az this point. Here j. an nppur-
tunity For the cllamhrf nf commerce to do
gDud turn aud an the same time extend
in" manufacturing Interests ~ this city.
". T.. Cayine~>. 81 Arlington. oregon.
lle has heen exploring the resources Of
The city and adjoining country for FEW
DAYS past. ha> concluded 10 shape hi>
husins~s affairs iu the ahuve town 50 a.
admit 30 hi> immediate removal To- this
city. I'll, faith in kairhayen j. founded
nn rucI, and Will not shatter.
Ia connection with he circus To ap,ear
Ia FairhaVeu Thursday Nav Il. there
nill Dr. a grand balloon ascension and
parachute jump. under the supervision Of
Professor Redmond. an experienced
performer. This will h. a wonderful
attraction n 10 j. one of the great
est feafs Of modern times.
The work Of pianklng Donovan avenue
l. progressing rapidly and will soon he
completed. This Will make the best
thruugfare iu the city. being ON a
straight line ul one of the grandest water
ing places in Nhateum county aud adia-
cent o. EalrhaNen. making it boon for
pleasure SEEKERS upon 'reSt' day. aud an
excellent drive.
II may d. amusing IL the crowds to wit
mess a HERALD reporter step on the soft
side Of a banana peel and >it himself
down without fear or favor. hat il j. not
conducive To the growth nf the afortsa id
reporter gund nature. There should be
city law compelling banana eaters ia
carry bee peel in their pockets. or given a
ninety day sentence.
" T.. FnN Ter. cashier Of the First Ma
tional bank 81 Arlington Oregon. has
purchased property ia this city aud will
commence the erection Of several good
buildings az once Mr.. FoW Ter said
toa spurter Of the HERALD that he had
witnessed the growth of great many
towns. but the city Of Fairhaven took the
palm for genuine go-aheaditiveness and
ambition.
The accumulation Of 9Th around the
front and rear doors Of some Of Fairha-
Nen's eating houses j. becoming abom-
inahie aud the nuisance should be- abated
nj once The stencil arising in some
quarters j. stronger than sewer gas and a
breeder Of ALL manner Of diseases. For
deceucY- sake. ii fui nothing else. such
things should not be- tolerated.
The Fafhaven 4 southern railroad
brings iH today set eral car loads Of steel
rails for she SEATTLE. Lake Shore Il Eas-
= tern. or Lake shore line Of road which i
70 begin LAYING track north from Sedro Ia
Canadian Pacific connection at an early
DAY. This VIII give SedrO two Canadian
Pacific connections before next winter.
Truy Nrdru's greatness j. cumulative. -
Press.
There arrived uu the steamer State Of
Washington. Monday morning the follow =
ing families all from Morgan county. In
ulaiids y. y Assn. william Nofthlng-
ION. T. l.. Wort. p VI. Byrum. j. A. and
2. 4. Blanhcnship. The heads Of these
iamilir. are employed in he Blanken-
ship saw mill, corner II Twenty sixth
and Mil streets. and every one Of them
Wlll az once commence the erection of
dwelling huuse~ and heramp permanent
fixtures in the CITY 1T Farhayen
The state of Washington ramc Ia Mon
daY morning with the laTgeSi amount al
freight rvpr carried by that vessel.
Among the cunsignments wasa immense
supply Of graders outfits which will. In
all probability hc used on the Fairhaven
a Northern aud Farhaven & southern
railroads PufSer Mcclellan told a HER-
AID reporter thar trade for Nottingham
hay Was picking ~ al wonderful rate.
and thai this was but the beginning OF
the ending
Mr.. Perry. proprietor Of the IIrllihg-
ham hotel. Nas circulating petition yes
terday Tor he opening Of Tenth street
through tn the north boundary of the
rity's limits The HERALD learned that
rhis petition Was generally signed aud
work Will De- begun a. soon a. practicable
~ sp soon a the petition Is completed by
the pupulace along the line. This will
open th0ruughiare through 20 Sehomc.
and the travelling public will feel grateful
and lifi their hats IN gratitude