Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-10
PERSONAL

\. J.. Calhoun came over from Sehome
yesterday on business and stopped at the
faifhayen. lie returned last evening.
Nelson Bennett was ln the city yester-
day ou business. aud a. usual. was very
busy during the dav. lie viii for -four
days.
Mrs. ". T.. Woods returned last night
from short trip to Tacoma. bringing
with her Mrs. ". l.. Nisscher and Miss
Viva, wife and daughter Of the editor Of
the HERALD.
Harry Woodin. formerly with Mr..
Lathrop Of Bcllugham, has entered the
employ Of u. -. Pagan a Co. as salesman.
Pagan a Co. are fortunate In securing
the services of 81 popular and energetic a
young man as Mr. Noodin.
A. J. Doolcy registered last evening
al the FairhaVcn hotel. having
arrived here on the State of Washington
from his home in Tacoma. Mr.. Dooley
will remain several days before taking his
departure for his home in the city Of
Destiny.
G. h. Zahriski. one Of Tacuma's largest
contractors arrived IN the city yesterday
ON the state Of Washington. Mr.. IA
hriski j. "a member of the firm OF III. q.
G.eigcr x Go. who did large part Of the
plauking ia that city. Mr.. Iabriski is
here looking over the city and his invest
mcnts which lac is we'll pleased with.
WI. Whitney. of salt Lake City. is
among FairhaNen's guests. He will re-
main some time. being very well pleased
with his present location. lie spoke very
very highly of this city and her prospects
and may make some Investments before
leaving for his home. lie said yesterday
that salt Lake City was growing and was
prosperous. but the growth and evident
] unud fepliuu here was uuTkablp
Mr.. Reginald Canning. of the great
railway equipment house of Canning 4
Co., New York. was in Fairhaven yester-
| day and left last night ON the Kingston.
/ lie declared positively and vehemently
| that he thought moie Of Fairhaven than
any other city ON the sound and was
! struck with amazement at its remarkable
enterprise and development. Here"
| said he. will be a splendid and busy
/ city"
Yesterday a despatch was received from
| Pierce Evans, from Reno, Nevada. In
/ which he stated that he would leave that
place last evening. II will take him until
Sunday 10 reach home. Mr.. Evans Is the
president Of the chamber Of commerce
and one Of the most euterprising and
energetic citizens Of Fairhaycn. His bust
ness and social associates have missed
him greatly since his departure and viii
be glad 10 welcome him back,
4. p. Benton was am arrival in the city
Wednesday last. Mr.. Benton Is mining
man from the Coudo Alcan country and
will remain here until the spring weather
becomes settled when he viii make trip
into the Cascades. On a prospecting tour
Mr.. Benton has been mining man for
years aud Is thoroughly posted on tho
business and will be- valuable acquisition
10 the already large number OF mining
men waiting In this city for the SAINT
purpose.
ing this kind Of business all ove- 'h'
. sound. aud many are those who would
, like to see him if fonlv long enough to hand
I him over to an officer. These facts wer'
!, known tu the HERALD last Monday. bu
!, / ont of regard far the wishes OF Mrs. Gar
rish they we're withheld. as she intends Il
locate here and is a cultured and rehne'
lady. Had this man not repeated hi
r. criminal actions in this vicinity nOthinl
" would have appeared In the columns o
]. the HERALD. but having again overstep
"A ped the limits of the law. there is nothin
~ Ia do but to publish the facts In order tina
~ he may not again practice his schemes Ol
"A the unsuspccting public. His manner
/" that Of a gentleman. and he Is well dress
= ed and therefore makes a good impres
y sion on those with whom he comes In con
q tact
Among those who arrived in Fairhavel
Yesterday were Reginald Canning and c
l.. Hamilton Of New York. Mr.. Cannin
h Is the senior member Of the firm Of Regi
nald Canning & Co.. dealers In and manu-
iacturers Of railway equipments, includ
l. ing car furnishings. etc. Mr.. Hamilto
=. is the representative of the firm In thl
y state and is very popular among thos
q with whom he comes In contact. Thes
: gentlemen are In the city lookin
for a suitable location for th
~ establishment Of branch hons
Y. Of their establishment. Tacoma an
u Seattle made them very flatterln
% offers. but nothing has as yet. been don
'r toward accepting any offer should III
Is citizens Of Fairhavcn do any thing towar
le getting upa subsidy for the establishmer
l. Of plant Of this kind. the chances al
Ie that branch house viii be establishe
l. here. The firm Is one OF the largest
- the country aud the house would great
ID add to the Importance Of Fairhaven as
{, manufacturing center.