Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-14
NO. l67
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

.. d. fearce went to Tacoma yester.
day 10 be absent few days.
Hesperus Commandery met last
evening to confer the Black degree.
w. II. Fuller, the mining engineer.
went out to the Ravenwood mine YES.
terday. ''
Ihe Knights Of Pythias made
Knight Ed Day at the meeting last
evening.
Joseph w. D0rr, formerly proprietor
OF the Blaine Journal, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. A. Mckenzie went to Tacoma
| yesterday 20 visit friends and attend
the exposition.
George Chappen, who has been in
the city for the past few days, returns
TO Everett today.
+. +. Drake and r. f.. Aubrey went
out TO Lake 1errill yesterday afternoon,
10 be gone several days.
II. w. Bateman returned Yesterday
from Newport, r. l., where he has
spent the past summer.
Miss Mollie NesteIle, Of Port Huron.
Mich, is visiting with her cousin. l.,
w. Nestelle, Of this city.
County Commissioner Lysle returned
yesterday from Delta, where he went
10 examine proposed ditch location.
ID. u. Fent0n, Of Seattle, an applicant
Tor the position of superintendent of
the city schools, arrived in the city yes
terday.
George A. Clum, formerly of tbfs
city, is now running for Justice of the
peace on the Peoples party ticket at
Everett.
The eastern letter mail due here at
O'Clock IN the morning did not arrive
afternoon.
The Beiiingham Bay d Eastern Rail.
way Company will soon advertise for
proposals for the construction Of five
nat cars Of 10000 pounds capacity.
The difficulty over the adjustment of
the insurance on the Lawrence house
was settled yesterday. Joe Alsop, the
proprietor, Is to receive S2,l27.
The funeral Of Peter Smaby, who
dled last Friday, was held yesterday.
Inc remains were taken to Ocean dock
ior shipment this morning on the
Premier
1. w. Moore returned yesterday via
the Canadian Pacific from two
months sojourn in the East. He
spent most Of his time in New York
city and Plainlield.
Lift d Davis Stowaway Compauv /.
booked for Thistle's opera house Octo-
Der -. Kid Mccoy and Spike Hen.
Messy, the celebrated safe-blowers. an.
pear with the company.
Three hundred tons Of coal for the
Tacoma hotel was shipped from the
Blue canyon bunkers Monday night
ana the }. &. Britain will leave this
morning with 80 tons for Everett.
Miss Florence Atkinson departs 10.
day for California. After spending a
lew months in that state she will 20 TO
Kansas city, where she expects to re-
man for some time, hoping that
chahge Will result in improved health.
colonel Welt and his son, Of Milwau-
hee, came over from Malta island with
captain r.. II. Smith, with whom they
nave been stopping for the past two
weeks. Colonel Welt is the chief
engineer Of the Chicago, Milwaukee d
81. Paul railway.s
a fruit and ice cream social will be
held IN the Congregational chapel next
friday evening. Entrance fee Is cents
including ice cream and cake. A brief
program will be rendered and an op-
portunity given 10 enjoy all the fruits
OF the season. A cordial invitation IL
gwen to the public 10 come and SPEND
pleasant evening.
The tasty new cottage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w Atkins on the corner of
Thirteenth and Front streets is rapidly
approaching completion. This new
cottage is built after plans made by
Jens Olsen, and adds greatly TO the ap-
pearance of that portion Of the city. IL
commands charming view Of the Bay
and the city Of New Whatcom and
adds one TO the many attractive homes
OF Fairhaven. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins
were residents Of old Bellingham I'M
ahti-boom days, from 1883 to 1855. when
they moved to California. Last spring
they returned here to make their future
home.