Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-11
PERSONAL

Mr.. Hamilton Davis, of Tacoma, Is reg
istered at the Fairhaven.
c. J. Freygang is sojourning in Seattle
for few days, and Is expected home on
Monday.
W. A. Crandell and bride returned from
their wedding trip Friday night, and are
now at home In Happy Valley.
S. 5. Lobe, Of ). j. Holland & Co., in
Tacoma. has been ON a business visit Of
Fairhaven several days.
Mrs. J. 5. Egbert has moved three miles
east of the city for the summer, where
MIR. Egbert will soon Join her.
A. Bates, Of Tacoma, is here on busi-
ness, and expresses a feeling Of surprise
at kairhaven's rapid growth.
Frank Hall, of Chicago, marvels at the
energy displayed in this city, and says II
beats anything he ever seen.
George f. Ashton, Of San Francisco, has
his name on the Montezuma roll, and
thinks some of putting his time In in the
coming citv of Puget Sound.
LIB. C. Lockwood, of Seattle, has reg
istered at the Hotel Fairhaven,. and will
probably make investments where they
will do the most good-in tairhayen.
w. J. Riley, of Sedro, was in the city
lOOhluk ONtl lllt tAtturlNt
prove tments of the past few months. Mr..
Riley reports Sedro as growing rapidly.
Theodore Witt. travelling man Of San
Francisco, is booked at the Montezuma,
aud says il Is astonishing to see with what
rapldity the city OF Fairhaven has grown.
D. Griffin and Wm. Waters, OF Blaine,
we're in Fairhayen yesterday, looking
over the ground with view OF going Into
the transfer business here.
j. r. Donohue and wife. Of ST. Paul,
Minnesota. are registered at the Monte
yuma. Mr.. Donohue intends making
some good purchases before leaving for
the east.
Mr.. j. A. Ryan, of the HERALD, goes TO
Tacoma ON the Skagit Chief this morning
to meet his wife. Mr.. Ryan will go 10
housekeeping in North Fairhaven upon
his return.
| w. T.. Fowler and W. 4. Caviness, Of
Arlington. Oregon, are In the city with
an eye to business, declaring that Fair
haven Is the only coming city ON the
Sound at the present time.
Anacortes arrivals at the Falrhaven
hotel az; g: u. Miles, James Manning,
Warner, all Of whom are enthusiastic
over the wonderful progress made by the
city Of Belingham Bay.
j. u. Pierce, who has been absent since
January. returned TO Farhaven this
week. and again occupies his former POSI-
tiOn in the Fairhaven Land company's
store. Mr.. Pierce brought his bride with
him aud Is at home over the Fairhaven
bank.
A. +. shelton. late mayor Of Calgary,
Canada, but later of the furniture trade
in Vancouver, Il. c., was here Friday Wis
81. 4 L. fsfa
Mr.. Wilmot Of the Royal Bodega. Mr..
Shelton expects TO go into the furniture
business In this city.
Mrs. n. C. Cavanough. OF Helena, Is In
the city for few days and Is stopping at
the Fairhaven. On her way here over
the Northern Pacific she says all the talk
seemed 10 be of Fairhaven aud her interest
then aroused has been much increased by
the active prosperity visible In every
direction.
The Fresno, California. Expositor, has
the following: Miss Lottie Moses daugh
ter of ex Judge Moses. of Virginia City
Nevada. is visiting relatives In Fresno
5 Miss Moses Is a cousin Of NJ. G.. Morgan
: the popular bookkeeper for Colonel II.
Babcock Of the Fresno liquor store" Mis-
+ Moses arrived In the city the fore part o
! this week.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Blondi. of Port Townsend
In company with Mrs. Biondi's sister
Mrs. Ii. A. Webster, OF the same place
were In Fairhaven yesterday on a visit Il
h their brother. :. ;. Roberts. Thesbarty
= with Mr. Roberts. left last night on th
Il Fairhaven for upper sound points ate
II taking In the sights of this city. The
!. said In all probability they would sell ou
N in Port Townsend and move to Fairhave
4 as Il was the most progressive OF all Oh
e cities on the sound they had yet visited.
o The HERALD was the recipient Of ca
l. from two prominent Philadelphia gentle
II men yesterday, Mr. w. J. Dahring an
le r. Il. Glendenning friends Of Audits
l. liissell. Both gentlemen remarked u
growth Of Fairhaven was almost beyon
l. comprehension. and especially so to tn o:
e. who read OF but do not see the reality |
re II exists. They were satisfied with u
nc city, its people and its prospects, and
OF order to more fully acQuaint themselv
ny with the resources behind the city, too
en- the train for Sedro. where they go TO ]
r. spect the mineral and the mines whit
are products for the shipping interes
a centering here.
n The Tacoma papers speak In the hight