Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Doh heBltct 10 register.
Judge Rice went 10 Blaine yesterday.
John p. Hartman, jr., of Tacoma, is
at The Falrhaven.
Charles +. Warner returned yester.
day from business trip TO Seattle.
A. ID. Scroggy and Charles T.. Bald
WIN, well-known railroad men Of Sc
attic, were at The Fairhaven yesterday.
Rev. G. l.. Westberg leaves this
morning on the steamer City of Seattle
for Port Townsend TO be absent week.
w. II. Mckenzie, manager of the
Mississippi, Kansas Il Texas Guarantee
d Trust Company, of Kansas City, Is In
town on business.
The registration books In the Bay
cities close on the 2Sth Of this month.
No person who Is not registered will he
entitled 10 vote.
w. J. Jennings, whose card reads;
agent OF the Great Northern Railway
Line" left for the south yesterday,
after a visit Of several days.
A ball Friday evening, In honor of
Columbus Day, has been talked of, but
II may not occur on unt OF another
social event which takes place the same
evening.
Mrs. II. l.. Dickinson Is back from
long visit at the home Of her parents In
New York state. Her father, who has
been very i'll, was considerably im-
proved when she left.
Several populist patriots among them
Attorney Critics and A. f. Baatz, adj
dressed the Germans Of the city who
were present at meeting Of the Ger
man society last evening at Deffries'
hall.
1t Is reported that "A party of North
ern Pacific engineers IL now engaged In
making "A survey for "a line from point
on the Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern
near the head Of Lake Whatcom to the
Bay cities.
The regular monthly meeting of the
fairhaven Yacht Club will be held at
the city hall tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. II will be tie last meeting Of
the year, and IA full attendance Is par
tcularly requested.
The protests against the poor tele-
phone service between Fairhaven and
New Whatcom have met with a
prompt and effective response on the
part OF the company, the manager hav-
Ing at once directed that man he sent
here TO remedy the defect as soon NJ
possible. Work will probably be COM
menced today.
The attention Of men who need boots
Is particularly directed to the Ex-
pertinent which McDuugall Il Dod-
son propose trying this week and which
they explain In their advertisement
this morning. If they will only m
clude shoes In their proposition several
OF the HERALD gang will be their early
and they may yet decide 10 try boots.
Those who failed 10 attend the en-.
tertainment given by Miss Kellogg at
Thlstle's opera house last evening
missed genuine elocutlonary treat.
The lady surprised even her most ilti-
mate friends and admirers with the ex-
cellence Of her renditions IL Is very
evident that she has not only had the
benefit Of competent instruction, but
that she possesses the talent which en-
abled her 10 profit by II I'm AN excep-
tlonal degree. IL Is 10 be hoped that
she will DE greeted by larger house on
her next appearance here
There are people in New Whatcom,
as well "a in other places, who never
hesitate TO resort to lying II they think
they can profit by IL. A Tacoma gem
tleman who desired to stay here last
night and leave on the City Of Seattle
this morning was told ut the Belllng-
ham hotel yesterday that he would get
left If he made his arrangements that
way, as the steamer did not stop here.
The gentleman learned from a friend
that he had been lied 10 and after COM
Ing over here went back to the BelliDg-
ham, got his baggage and came to the
Fairhaven as he had first intended.