Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-17
PERSONAL

{. W. Durr. tSq.. the city attorney OF
Sehume. was la The city Tuesday on a
short business "Trip.
j. f. kinghorn he real estate dealer OF
| this city is Ia Blaine. lie will return in a
very few days.
T. II. Jones. Esq. came down from
4 Seattle yesterday. and registered at the
/ Fairhaycn hotel He will remain several
/ days before returning to his home.
/ Mr. W. d. Mackay will leave tomorrow
/ or Saturday for an eastern trip. He will
/ 20 Is far east aS New York before his
/ return.
General manager +. NJ Wilson Of the
/ l'arhaycn and southern Railway. return
| ed yesterday morning from a short visit
I iu Tacoma.
j. g. Henderson is at the Fairhaven,
/ hdN ing come up from Seattle yesterday
morning Mr. Henderson is a resident of
Chicago. hul left his home some time ago
to avoid the severe cold weather. and en-
joy period of recreation.
J.'W. Pomeroy, ST.. who is largely in
tcrc>ted iu FairhaNcn. leaves today for
an extended tour of the east on business
Mi. Pumrrol expects to be gone for sey-
eral weeks and while away will visit
Minneapolis Chicago and New York.
\. G. Locke. of the book and stationery
firm Of Hunter aud Locke returned yes
terdaN from Tacoma where he has been
for several days un "a business trip. Mr..
Locke report, having had a good time,
but Was glad 10 return.
Jack Long. no was for long time
connected with :. j.. Holland aud Co. of
Tacoma, arrived in the city few days
ago. aud j. now stopping at the Sehome
hotel. lie has been inlisposed for several
day but was some better yesterday.
NJ Miss GIN of Tacoma. who has been Wis
iliug the Mr.. and Mrs. W ". Sly Of this
city. has been quite i'll for several days
past. but was somewhat better yesterday.
Her friend, Will De pleased 10 hear of her
cunyalcsence.
II. ). Scott who has been connected
with the Seattle journal. for several
months. has severed his connection with
that paper and left Fairhaven Monday
for Blaine where he will engage in the
real estate business.
Mrs C. W Waldron left for Colorado
Springs Tuesday, having been in poor
health while here. She was accompanied
by her little daughter Grace and sister,
Mrs. Andrews of Chicago, who has been
visiting ler for the past month. Mr.. c.
". Naldrpn accompanied them "a far as
Tacoma. and returns today.
Yesterday Mrs. j. p. Hamilton accom-
panied 10y her two sons. arrived In the
city after visit In Tacoma of couple of
weeks. Mr.. aud Mrs Hamilton will at once
Ga lu housekeeping. having had heir fur
uiturc shipped here a few DAYS ago. For
the present. or until their home is ready
for them they viii be- at the Prosser
House.
T.. 4. Wilson. ESQ. of Ellcnsburgh. was
Ia the city yesterday and rrgiste red at the
Fairhavcu hotel. Mr. Wilson i promi-
ncui citizen of Ellrnshurgh aud is here on
a business "trip. lie Is a'so looking about
for an Investment and when he finds what
suits him. will become Interested in the
city ii "a financial way.
Mr. Nelson Bennett arrived in the city
yesterday ON the state Of Washington and
!, stopping at the Fairhavrn hotel. Mr..
BENNETT viii remain several days, at least
until the Incorporation matter has been
definitely settled. As a matter of course,
lac j. very much interested In this very
important measure. and hopes to see IL
settled amicably and justly.
Among those who arrived in the city
Tuesday on the steamer Fairhaven. was
t. II. Bancroft of II. Paul. Mr. Bancroft
left home In the East some time ago and
has been sojuurning in the sound country,
with which he is more than well pleased.
lie left last evening on the state OF Wash
mgtun hut expects To return TO this city
in short time when he may loca te and
make this his permanent home
Yesterday Mr.. sam Martin. the we'll
known auciionecr Of Tacoma. ret turned to
this city. bringing with him a fine horse
of the llambiltunian stock. which he Will
sell IN Nhatcom. Mr.. Martin was here
Wccl, ago aud held a sale in both this cit v
aud in Nhatcum both of which were very
successful. Mr.. Martin is thinking OF
moving to this city and become a perma-
nout resident. having been very favora-
hly impressed with the city.