Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-08-18
NO. l45
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

+. G.. Earle and f. n. Culver have
gone to Orcas island for few days
rest.
An adjourned meeting Of the Fair
maven yacht club will be held this
evening at the club headquarters on
the Hill-Welbon wharf.
The headquarters of the yacht club
on The Hill-WellbOn wharf is now sur
mounted by flagstaff from which the
club pennant is displayed.
Mrs. {. w. Waldron, Miss Waldron
and r. Nj. Wilson, who were passengers
on the Queen to Alaska, returned from
Seattle on the Premier yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Hattie Sweet, Miss Lizzie Nc
Lean and Miss Louise Culver went to
Orcas island yesterday for a few days
outing at Point Lawrence and Cascade
lake.
The new yacht Wanda has been
fitted with a tall topmast on which
light sails can be set for racing. Great
speed is expected from her in the com.
ing regatta.
Newman Kline, superintendent of
the Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern rail-
road, arrived on yesterdays train over
the Great Northern and is registered at
The Fairhaven.
+. A. White and G. +. White, prom
inent capitalists from New York, who
have invested quite heavily in Sound
property, principally at Everett, are
registered at The Fairhaven.
Mrs. j. NJ. Patton, of Olympia, and
her daughter, DIR. Ella Patton, of
Quincy, ILL.,, are registered at the Ven-
dome. Mr.. Patton, who is postoflice
inspector for this district, was expected
to join them here last night but did not
arrive.
A party made up of Mrs. Christopher,
Miss Christopher, Mrs. Hakes, Miss
Hakes, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. Harvey and
j. II. Bloedel left yesterday morning
on the Dispatch for Orcas island, where
they are TO enjoy vacation at the
Cascade lake hotel.
Fairhaven Lodge No. So X. of p.
held one of their enjoyable social enter
tainments at their hall last evening.
Vocal and instrumental music with
dancing, and bagpipe selections by
Froi. }. Mckenzie Munro, were the
features Of the evening.
+. b. l.. Hill, of New Westminster.
arrived i'm town yesterday and will take
charge Of the business Of Hardy q
Munich while Mr. Hardy takes vaca.
ton on Orcas island, for his health,
He has not been feeling well since Sun
day evening, as dark circles around his
eyes bear witness.
1t is reported that Frank Dow and
j. NJ. Acheson left town on early
steamers Monday morning because of
fear OF the possible consequences of
pugilistic encounters the previous even
ing, in which Dow was knocked out i'm
the first round 10y Commissioner Lysle
and Acheson met like fate at the
hands OF Agent Thompson, of the
Great Northern.
The expense FOR the city Of New
Whatcom for the trip Of the fire de-
partment made to this city on the
evening of the Tenth street fire, was
500. Warrants have been drawn by
the New Whatcom council payable 20
the Whatcom Hose Company for S35,
to the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com
pany for $3.50, and to the Sehome
Hose Company No. for $3.50.
Major J. w. Wilkin and wife, Of
Danville, ILL.,, were in town for a few
hours yesterday, arriving on the Pre-
mier in the morning and leaving on
the south bound train i'm the afternoon.
Major Wilkin is cousin of Major Eli
Wilkin, Of this city, and is one of the
most prominent lawyers in Illinois,
having been on the supreme bench of
the state for the past fifteen years.
Both Judge and Mrs. Wilkin were de-
lighted with Fairhaven and much re-
gretted that they could not remain
longer.