Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27
PERSONAL

VIII pfoba0ly locate here.
Henry Osler left for Seattle last nipl
on the steamer FairhaVcn lie will yis
ms Invalid daughter who is in a hospit;
al seattle
VI. l.. Bacr. one of Seattle's leading at
ipluey>, was Ia the city yesterday on bus
mess ana LETT IN the evening for his hom
on the Fairhayen.
G. l.. Hamilton. ESQ. Of New York
arrived iu the city yesterday and can b,
round at the Fairhaven hotel. where h,
VIII remain several DAYS.
Fred Hughes has exhibited exeellen
TASTE IN the purchase of half-a dozen su.
prIp pictures for the adornment of hi,
Ieal estate headquarters in this city.
F. j, McDougall. of Spokane. who vas
lue most extensive dealer in drugs In tina,
CITY; mas been In Fairhaven about three
weeks ana yesterday he closed the pur
'hase OF twenty-five city lots here.
Frank Stewart has gone to a mining
camp in the Cascades on the line of The
fdihdNen ana Southern to start new
postnIhce ana store. He will furnish
lhr HERALD with news from that source.
senator Chapman. OF Michigan. accom-
/ pahlrd, by his iamily arrived in the city
] yesterday. aud they are the guests of Mr.
Nalutuh. Mr. Chapman is looking for
/ investment here and viii remain some
] lime.
{. J.. Sweeney. of Eilcashurg. is in the
I Guy aud can hr found at the FairhaVen
/ h'l'l Mr. Sweeney h. looking about the
SOUND with view To making investments
ana VIII return tu his home east of the
mountains Tor several weeks.
Mr. W. *. Hatch. Of Boston. arrived in
ihl> CITY Yesterday aud will make this
ms permanent home. lie will look about
url"fr settling in any business. but has
nadc up his mind that this is the city Of
th" northwest for business Investments.
Everett Rogers manufacturing Jewell
ief from the New England states. is In
10" city Mr.. Rogers is much Impressed
with the opportunity for Investment i'm
faifhaNen aud says he will place some
money here before returning east.
Mr. Roscoe II. smith. of Seattle mana.
ger ol the Union Mutual Life Insnranc.
company, OF Maine, spent couple of
udAs lh the city and was very favorable
impressed with FairhaVcn aud her clti-
hh,. Nh smith returned to his home
ye- trrday.
MI. lluuiuou. who with his WIFI and
daughirf Gracir, have been stopping Mt
the frus~cr since it, opening. l. aching the
role ol temporary WidoWer, Mrs. Hum
tu"n nav ing gone to Tacoma to visit their
TWO daughters who are attending school
ln That ia that city. She will return the
hrsl of the present week.
Rev. Mr.. Mackay. the popular Presby-
terrain ministerof Tacoma is in Fairhayen
and VIII preach here today lie has ar-
ccpicd call 10 the Presbyterian church
OF M, city and will locate here perma-
hrnilN, Mr. Mackay aud family will be
a mllliahi accession tu the society of
fairhaNcn.
Among those Who visited this city
within the past three or four davs were
Mc,sf,. bcn Douglass and Thomas Me-
Nuliy, of New Westminster Both gem
tlemrn are leading citizens and capital
lists Ia their city, aud the former is a hotel
man ~ note in the northwest country.
While here they were at the Fairbayen
hotel. the guests Of Nelson Bennett. ESQ,
Dr. q. Y. Calhoun. of La Conner. and
II. VI. Bride. Esq" prosecuting attorney
Tor NhatcOm aud Skagit counties. we're
ia FairhaNcn yesterday aud made a pleas
ant eall at the HERALD Office. They have
been visiting the bay cities and give the
palm To faIrhaven 10y big odds.
Il. Douglass, Esq. OF New Westminster.
one Of the most prominent aud enterpris.
ing citizens Of that lively city, and Thos.
Nicely, ESQ. Of Ladner, B. C., spent the
day ia FairhaNen Friday. and were the
guests Of Mr.. Nelson Bennett at lunch.
They are very much pleased with the city
and express Ia unmeasured terms their
confidence iu It's brilliant future
Mr. =. T.. Tihbetts. Of Helena. Montana.
is here. the guest Of -- Anderson, Esq
The Two were schoolmates in early youth,
aud used To sit up with the same girl on
alternate evenings. some other fellow
got The girl. however aud Tibbetts
and Anderson are the best kind of
friends. Natural consequence Of mutual
coincidence.
tcurgv II. Miles, resident of New
Mexico. Is Zoe the city aud registered at
th" Iairhavcn hotel last Friday. Mr.
Miles Is well pleased here. finding the
beautiful spring weather Of ibis locality
o pleasing change from that experienced
iu hi, own state. lie is looking about for
investments aud il lac finds wi hat he wants
viii leave a part OF his money here. feel
ing perfectly confident Of the future de-
yciopmcnt of the city.
Nelson :. Davis. a capitalist from ProyI-
dencc. Il. l., Is stopping at the Fairhaven
hotel Mr.. Davis has been on an exten-
~iyc tour of the West and is intensely en-
thu~ia~tic over the wonderful resources
OF the Puget Sound country. "Fairhaven,"
he says, seems to have everything and
am amazed at the wonderful civ Won
have built in SO short a time. The energy
and prosperity OF your citizens Is pleasing
to behold aud think Fairhayen Is aptly
named The civ oi Fortunes
The genial face Of Charles Langert was
seen in this city yesterday, he having ar
rived in the morning on the steamer Fair.
haven. Mr., Langcrt is wholesale liquor
dealer. iu Tacoma and has fine trade
here. lie said yesterday that he knew of
no place in Washington that was imprOy
ing as /. FarhaYen, and that this would
of necessity be- the business center OF the
" hole lower sound country. Mr. Langert
viii leave today on the steamer Sehome.
Isaac ID. lluntoon. Esq. Of Hamilton, Is
stopping al the fairhaVen hOlel. having
arrived la the city yesterday. Mr.. Hun
toOn reports Hamilton as the coming
town in the Skagit valley aud thinks that
the present season will do wonders for his
town. and this rapid growth has already
/ commenced. and owing to the mining
interests which will open in a very few
weeks. will continue during the summer
and when the season closes. Hamilton
will be- one Of the best tributaries 10 this
/ city in northwestern Washington.
Mcssrs. Thomas Henderson. T. A. Mat.
/ thcWs aud W. X. sullivan have returned
/ from an extensive trip mp and down tn,
Skagit. they having visited Hamilton
Sedro Mt Vernon aud he coal and iror
mines up the river. They all expires,
themselves as astonishcd at and delighted
with the coal aud iron they saw aud al
the other wonderful resources of that re
giOn tributary TO Fairhaven. They de
clare that such quantities of coal. irol
aud timber of the most excellent qualit
do not exist elsewhere on earth That
the stun which will make Fairhaven tn
greatest iron working city on the Paciti
coast, or any other coast.
+ Mr.. Ward left last night on the Fair
haven for New York city. Mr.. Ward I
well and favorably known among nj
miners. lie was pioneer in Ivanpot
Panamint and Candolario. lie erecte,
the first house In Tuscama. Nevada, an,
was In the Mountain City cxcitemen
very early. He was very fortunate I'm tn
kootenai county and very wise in tair
haven, for last September he invested hi
every cent in Fairhaven property. Mr.
] Ward now takes a trip east to be gon
l about thirty daVs. When he rpturnp n