Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-18

PERSONAL

hIs' iidhillton returned from Tacoma,
where she has been on visit, Friday
afternoon.
Misses Nellie and Mary Gallagher. who
are attending school at Seattle, are ex-
pected home about the first of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Clancy left on the State
OF washington for visit to Seattle, Fri
day night.
Mrs. J. Il. Edwards has been seriously
Il for the past week, but under the care
oil Dr. Thomas is rapidly recovering.
Perry Orr, ESQ.,, long time resident of
spokane Fails and one Of that city's most
prominent men, is visiting Fairhaven.
w. +. Woods, business manager OF the
HERALD, and son Leonard, took trip TO
lacoma on the Sehome, Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. V. Hammond. OF Ia.
coma, are visiting friends In the city and
pronounce Fairhaven the second Tacoma
Of Puget Sound.
Miss Viva Visscher, daughter OF COL
onel Nisscher, was visiting her father
TINS week, and returned TO Tacoma FRI
day night.
Mr.. A. II. Clark. capitalist formerly
of Spokane Falls, but now a resident Of
nairhayen, contemplates the erection on
Bellingham Hill, of a very handsome and
costly residence.
w. L. kinsely, fIom Philadelphia, and
formerly connected with the Globe OF that
Guy, Is visiting In the city, aud will prob
ably make fairhaven his permanent
home.
Miss Fay Thompson, of Portland.
daughter Of III: Y. Thompson, attorney
for the L. x >. X. X. Co., Is on a visit L,
ner rather aud Is guest at the Hotel
Vendome.
Mrs; VIII l.. Nisscher has been in the
city the past few days visiting with her
husband, Colonel Visscher, and Mrs. ~.
b. Woods. She returned on the Friday
nights boat TO Tacoma.
A. B. Locke, Of Hunter & Locke. re-
turned yesterday with his family. Mr..
Hunter says he Is glad to get back where
the air Is fresh, business brisk and money
plenty.
EdwinO. Wheeler, son Of Judge Wheeler.
Of san Francisco. arrived In the city last
THURSDAY, and formed a partnership with
W. W. Sly In the real estate business.
Fairhaven welcomes all wide awake peo-
pie and invites them TO her borders.
Mr.. Harvey, Of Christopher a. Harvey,
came IN yesterday morning, after So
jurn In the city OF Portland. He re-
marked that one town lot In Fairhaven
was bonanza In comparison to whole
toNnsites In the webfoot state.
=. J. Hennelly. whom all old Fairhayen-
ties know, arrived In the city Friday. TO
remain all summer. Hr. Hennelly saws
the improvements here made his eyes pop
out 50 they could be knocked OF with 4
stick; he never heard Of anything like IT,
Mr.. James Reynolds, OF Hamilton A.
Reynolds. has returned from Tacoma. II
was reported here few days ago that
Reynolds was running for councilman in
Tacoma. Mr.. X. says this Is a mistake.
He was not In the race at all.
The latest song now sung Is entitled
Mine Barrels OF Lime" by Roland q.
Gamwell, who has been In Tacoma col
lecting his thoughts In order that full
justice might be done the subject. The
reporters informant said this production
was something bordering on the par ex-
cellence order.
7. IL. Gwinnup, one Of Fairhaven's
Oldest inhabitants, has been III for few
Gays past, but says sickness Is out of the
question when Fairhaven is making such
wonderful strides toward the goal Of
greatness, and he wants to be on deck
when she proclaims herself monarch Of
all | survey"
William n. Mears. agent OF the South
ern Pacific railway, was In the city FRI
d ~ last looking up the interests OF his
co npany. To say he was infatuated with
II sirhaven would sound like n Joke. as he
vas completely carried away with the
city's wonderful growth and pushing
business men.
Con Severson was out boat riding in his
sailer, Paragon, Friday afternoon, when
the wind thought IL had bettea right TO
sails than the boat had, and consequently
proceeded TO diSa bile his era n nv taarfn0