Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
l.. w. Nestelle starts Tuesday for
Michigan.
ID. ID. Pagan starts tomorrow for San
Francisco on business.
Mrs. Frank j. Hamilton goes To Ia
coma Monday TO visit friends.
George Fox, Of Ferudalc, delegate to
the state convention, returned yestcr-
day.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet with Mrs Christopher Monday
at 2:3O.
Jas. a. Dctrck returned Yesterday
from Orcas island after an absence Of
ten days.
Mr. 5. G. Nash and family depart for
Iowa next Tuesday, expecting 10 re-
main there until Nov. ].
Engineer J. j. Donovan, Of the b. b.
N T.. railroad, starts for Helena tOmOr-
row on private business
j. b. Mcmillan, Of Blanchard, Skagit
county, candidate for the Minneapolis
convention, arrived from Seattle yester-
day.
The Ole Olson company will return
next season to play for the Elks benefit
to bc given by Fairhavcn Lodge, B. p.
o. r..
Mrs. Hart will resume her select
dancing assemblies tomorrow Mon
day evening at the pavilion at half
past eight o'clock.
Mr.. G. w. Waldron leaves today for
a short visit 10 California for business
and recreation. He expects to return
in about two weeks.
j. Marcuse d Co. White House,
| New WhatCOm, announce "A "grand
combination sule' to begin tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
John :. McMllu, Of Roche Harbor,
arrived yesterday from Seattle, and
/ took the Evangel for the Islands. He
| has been in California for two months
The gymnasium will be open from 2
| to this afternoon. A competent
| teacher will be present 10 take charge
of the club, and will instruct the mem
| bers during the present season, giving
| two lessons per week. All those inter
ested in athletics are invited to be
present.
The members Of Fairhavcn Lodge,
| b. =. O. f., will have social dance
and supper at Silver Beach Monday
| evening. Cars will leave Harris avenue
at S:2O and New Whatcom at 9. The
attendance will be confined to devout
Elks and their lady friends. Cars will
wait at Silver Beach for the return Of
the party.
j. II. Bloedel, secretary Of the Blue
| Canyon Mining Company, yesterday
received a telegram from Supcriutenl-
ent NefI, Of the Great Northern, ask
| ing if the company could furnish the
] Ir,.f f1r,uI EVr, to-
week. The Great Northern has recent
ly been making tests Of the product Of
several mines and the result is indica-
ted by this query.
The schooner Maude, recently built
at Anacortes, was wrecked i'm the storm
Of last Thursday. An attem was
made to anchor, but the vessel dragged
ashore, between Pt Lawrence and Doe
bay. Eight persons aboard the vessel
when IL dragged ashore were res ued.
| The schooner was on her trial trip when
she encountered the storm. The loss is
about 900.
The Grand Army posts Of the Bay
cities will unite i'm entertaining the de-
partmeut eucampment, which meets in
Fairhaven, June s. On the first day
there will be a parade In Fairhsven and
"A reception at the X. Of =. pavilion I'm
the evening. On the following day the
parade and meetings will be held in
New What ON. On June 10, the last
day, there will be an excursion 30 Lake
WhatcOm.
The largest attendance yet attracted
to the Saturday afternoon sOcials at
the reading room was out yesterday,
drawn 10y the bright spring sunshine
and the popularity Of tie teachers Of
the Fourteenth street school, who
poured the tea. Solos were rendered
for the entertainment Of the guests by
John Black aud &. +. Hocnig, and
a recitation, "The Dead Doll, ~ was rem
dcrcd 10y Flora Rice. The receipts
added s. to the book fund.
Ole Olson wos greeted with crowd
J ed house last evening. The piece Is
f extremely funny, with one or two
thrilling situations in which the pheQ-
b matte Swede brought out the goose
pimples on his auditors. The Swedish
b Lady Quartette contributed the most
, artistic portion Of the performance.
Their selections, rendered with won
- derful sweetness and perfectly blended
harmony, excited the widest encores.
} Alice Evans did remarkably clever
skirt dancing, and Miss st. George
- Hussey mad the strong-lunged Bridg-
ct OFlannagan most comical carl.
e cature.