Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-09
NEW WHATCoM NOTES

T. c. Sanford, of Everett, is in the
city.
Dr. Thompson, of Nooksack, is in the
city on brief visit.
Mrs. II. Richardson, of Laurel, Wis
tied friends in town yesterday.
j. NJ. Lockhart, of Port Townsend,
was in the city on business yesterday.
Contractor II. c. Bell contemplates
leaving on Monday for trip to Cali
fornia.
Mrs. w. r.. White and daughter,
Ella, came in from Laurel yesterday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gritman leave on
Tuesday to take up their residence in
Seattle.
Miss Lizzie Hogard, from Lake
Whatcom, is visiting Mrs. Hendrich
and other friends in the city.
The city marshal declares his inten-
/ tion of enforcing the ordinance relating
to horses running at large throughout
| the city.
The reading rooms of the public Ii
! brary are now open every afternoon for
| the benefit of the members and general
public.
Workmen are engaged in stringing
girders across the viaduct bridge, in
order to give additional strength to the
structure.
Mrs. Hoover and daughter, Dora, of
Deming, passed through this city yes
terday on their way to the Tacoma ex-
position.
Mrs. Philip Baum returned yester-
day from indianapolis, where she had
been visiting friends for several
months.
= Professor Hit has consented to act
| as one of the associate editors of th'
: Northwest Journal of Education, pub
5 lished in Seattle.
l Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cleaver left owe
the G. p. II. yesterday for an extended
visit to Toronto, Bay City and othe
4 Eastern points.
. The ladies of the Trinity NJ. 4
" church are making arrangements +
n give "a reception to their new pastor
j Rev. Mr.. Stockwell.
!, Mrs. Berchtold, who has been visi
: ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ko
|, u thauer, for the past six weeks, left fC
/ her home in Oregon yesterday, accom-
i panied by her brother George.
( Mrs. +. l.. Mcclure and daughte
~ Mrs. Palmer, sister and niece of Mr.
!, j. II. Mason, who have been i'm th
= city for the past three weeks, leay
a on Saturday for their home in Cal
- fornia.
= Professor G.. Il. Johnston, city supe
=, intendent, reports that Columbi
~ school has an enrolment Of 2O4 pupil
- ls being the highest in the city. A me-
q second primary department will !
~ opened in the Lincoln building ne1
week to accommodate the overflow
children.
IL The merchants of the city are exc
v, cised over the auction sale now
nr progress, claiming that an outsider h;
II no right to injure the local trade by u
na importation and sale at auction
IN goods from another city. Attornt
Farnham reports his intention Of L
vestigating the question within dt
or so,
"A A meeting of the Mikado Ope
re Company was held last evening
:, Grifffn's music store to discuss VIII
10 disposition should be made Of the pl
IS, ceeds of the third performance OF 4
py opera. The general opinion seemed
be i'm favor of an excursion to Es
Sound, to be followed with dance
be Orcas island.
an In the Silver Beach school distr
two directors were elected where on
A one vacancy existed and the result
me one time threatened to be tragic
be- The clerk understood that Direc
lily Jones had resigned and gave notice
ln- an election to fill his place. Lo
the Boulanger was elected, but Jones
ru- fused to be succeeded. The two cal
not together in Superintendent Hits of
lets Tuesday and for short time II lool
tier as though there would be war betw'
them.
lew Chicken dinner at the Fairha,
md Restaurant ON Wednesdays and -