Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30
LOCAL AND Personal,

Bob Downs counts himself a resi-
dent OF Mt Vernon now.
Mr.. II. Y. Thompson returned yes-
terday from Portland.
Hon. NJ. Anderson, of Park. WAS
caller at the HERALD Office Yesterday.
Mr.. }. II. Detrick returned yester
day from ten days sojourn ON Orcas
Island
Hon. f. NJ. Wilson has returned from
oregon To Tacoma, and is expected TO
arrive home the latter part Of the
week.
w. A. WoOdin has decided TO put a
shlngle plant in his saw mill, and will
0egln work on the dry house next
week.
! Miss Fanny Hayes, Of Eugene. Ore
gon, niece Of Miss Ella Wilson, ar
/ rlved IN the city yesterday for "A visit
| WIN her grandmother and aunt.
Arthur Gamwell, who has been con-
llned to the st. Luke's hospital with
| typhoid fever is recovering and will
| probably be able to leave his room on
saturday.
Councilman Hedge leaves today for a
visit of several weeks in western Mon
tana, where he has considerable prop
erty interests. His headquarters will
be at Missoula.
When a real estate and loan firm I'm
town of this size Is able 10 keen five
stenographers and type writers con
stantly employed, business in that line
must be fairly good.
Ward, the shoemaker, SAYS there are
no microbes on his business, and no
lack Of soles in need of lust the kind of
redemption he is prepared to give for "a
moderate consideration.
Mr.. d. Dalton has moved his house
hold goods to Mt Vernon, where he
ana his family have decided to locate.
at least while the present activity i'm
the building trade continues.
Invitations have been sent out for a
Social session. 10 be rendered bv the
Fairhayen Lodge of Elks To their
friends, at Il. Of =. hall, New What
com, on Sunday evening, April 3.
A. ID. Scroggy, Of the Canadian Pa
enc, who passed through here yester-
DAY, made the pleasing announcement
that this city is the only one on the
Sound at which Seattle looks with ap-
prehensiOn as a rival
w. A. Hardy has been so closely
confined 10 the court house 10y the ex-
pert testimony required Of him in the
Long trial, that his health has
succumbed and he is now confined TO
his bed by la grippe.
The bishop Of New Westminster Is
registered at The Fairhaven with his
wife. The bishop is on "A little holiday
trip for health and pleasure, and after
a day or two i'm the CITY is 10 90 TO
East Sound, Orcas Island, to enjoy the
balmy air Of that beautiful island and
renew his acquaintance with the Rey.
Mr.. Gray.
Mr.. f.. l.. Cowgirl was i'm the East
during one Of the recent "spellsu of
weather 50 common there during the
winter and early spring, and he Is very
thoroughly convinced that none Of the
Atlantic states are ain it" with Puget
Sound in the matter Of climate. They
are great on varieties, but when It
comes right down TO al all-wOOl-and-a-
yard-wide weather that will wear well
the year round this coast takes the pre.
MUM.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Roll returned
sunday from "a visit Of several weeks
with friends in the east. Mr.. Roll re-
ports the money market easy-over-
stocked in fact, but thinks compara-
lively little Of the surplus will find its
way TO this state this spring, ON ac-
count of the exaggerated reports of
business depression aud ultrtconserva-
i've ideas on the subject Of Investments
paying over six or seven per cent. in
.erest.
Thomas Henderson, city treasurer,
received yesterday through Wells
Fargo d Co.'s hank at San traucisto.
lrait for $1,000 from a lady, now in
France TO educate her children, with
Instructions to invest it in business
ia this city. The lady. who
mas friends in the vicinity of Ferndale,
N this county, was here on the Fourth
1f July last. and this Investment is the
result of the impression made upon her
by the city at that time.