Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

From olympia.
Judge Maxwell is building an addi-
ton to his neat cottage on Donovan
avenue.
James Hamilton Lewis will deliver
Democratic speech in New Whatcom
tonight.
c. q. Curtis, for several months past |
night wharfinger at Ocean dock, starts |
for his home in New York state today. |
DR.. West will start this week on "A
trip through the Wenatche and Okan- |
ogan countries, and may possibly be
absent all summer.
Judge Maxwell has engaged two
fine rooms on the second floor Of the
Waldron block which he will occupy
as his law Office this week.
The Pacific Clothing House is now
established in its fine double store in
| the Waldron block, one Of the finest
places of business on the Bay.
A. ID. Mccoy returned from Tacoma
Yesterday and will remain here until
! the heavy timber work for the approach
| to the coal bunkers is well under way.
The City of Puebla has returned to
| the Puget sound route, and we VIII
now have a steamer every five days.
| She brought a large cargo Sunday
night.
Repairs on the Petersen building on
! Mckenzie avenue, damaged recently
by fire, are nearly completed, and the
Kienstra building, almost entirely de-
stroyed at the same time, is being re-
built.
Mr.. G. II. Towne, of the Johnston
music house, of Tacoma, expects to
leave Thursday or Friday for that city.
His many friends on the Bay Will be
glad TO learn that he intends TO retain
his residence here.
J The street railway is now operated on
] Sixteenth street as far as Broadway in
New WhatcOm. TmCklaying will be
completed, and five cars giving a 10
, minute service will then be run as far
as the city limits.
z Peter Ahem will go TO Getchell
, today, where he will establish "A hotel.
e He will continue in business in FAIR
- haven, however Getchcll will be the
s HEADQUARTERS Cf construction Of the
s Monte CristO railroad for some months
D 10 come.
r Judge II. G. Suuvc, of Seattle, one
3 Of the most prominent attorneys OF the
Pacific coast, arrived in the city yester
: daV. TO look after the interests Of hi
Z many clients before the State Board o
y EuuIliZutiOn and Appeal. The judgu
Il Is General counsel of the b. B. Improve
u ment company and will assist Mr.. {
p w. Dorr, the cOmpany's attorney.
!. The Typographical unions Of Oregon
il Washington and British Columbia ar
% to hold "A district convention in NeN
Whatcom on April 2Oth. For the en-
l. tertainment Of tile visiting delegates
n grand ball is to be given by the lOca
I union, and rs an exhibition Of TIA
N ability of our local typos, paper wi
be published every hour during IN
4 festivities, in the ball room, "a cOmplel
NJ printing Office being set up in on
~ corner of the hall for that purpos
m The paper promises to be "a breeZ
a. sheet and the ball a dazzling success
no Attorney James a. Kerr arrive
il home from his flying trip to Iowa q
is. the delayed overland Canadian Pacil
ii train last evening. He was accOr
at panied by his sister, Miss NJ. +. kel
IS, Of Newton, Iowa, who will pass u
res summer in this city with her brother
he family. Mrs Kerr will remain in Il
,as East about a month longer. Mr.. he
We saws that Iowa cannot call Wasuin
3D. ton muddy any more consistent
lat than the pot can draw the color line
re- the kettle. lie waded i'm mud all I
he time he was there and is glad enou
ed to get back to the Sound.
sks G.. b. Peavey, Of Seattle, who secur
.he the contract for the constitution Of t
Bellingham Bay d Eastern ferry bar
on Lake Whatcom, arrived yesterdt
and will today begin placing the bloc
raj for building the barge at Ihlmpso
mill at Geneva. The iron for the ban
49,. has arrived and transferred to the La
~ and the timber is sawed. The City
ure Puebla brought 81 200 worth Of mater
lier for the protection Of piles, which
asts II. Lloyd will begin placing on
non piles for the bunkers today. GesterC
the piledriver was tOwed to the site
lIry the bunkers, to begin driving piles
tn tne the foundation.
ID Ids The social session Of Lodge l94, b.
O. f.. which was given in the X. OF
and hall AT New WhatcOm, was chal
',ha teristic Elk entertainment. An orcl
,,,r- fra furnished music and Messrs. HOel
- Merllle and Dunn contributed TO
of,-y success of the entertainment by
a ouent vocal selections James Hal
,emi Ton LeWl5 .oiu ~, ri I-,',,,,, Ira,,, :,
and suorlea III lii7 Io,,I oG;
Dun- heT, anu a "a -. tr,,, ,.b.i,,
your ers "eie n..Ii St55. ,.orio,,s oGensee
80, Lash gave the Elks and their guest
"i' exhibition of his ability as an el
ZIONIST. reciting first the quarrel 81
10 of of Brutus and Cassius, which he
'ome lowed by the Dago base ball &
hing story winch was very ehVnu7i's'i'
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