Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

w. I. Christopher was III tue GU Y
from Seattle, over Sunday.
&C. A. Wyatt has returned from his
prospecting trip on the NOoksack.
There are a good many people now
adays asking what "modus vivendi"
is anyway?
Work on the new pottery works at
South Fair viii commence in a
few days.
The Lon r trial will not be
concluded be dturday, from pres
est appearances.
Mayor Mckenzie attended a meeting
of the CALIFORNIAN society, New What
com, last evening.
A number Of New Whatcom sports
visited the Fairhaven gymnasium on
Tuesday night.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Hopkins is about opening
a drug store at the thriving town Of
Sank on the Skagit.
The bishop of New Westminster.
with his wife, left this morning on the
Evangel for East Sound.
Frank Nandemark has charge of the
pile-driving on the approaches to the
Blue Canyon bunkers.
The Young Peoples club gave
another OF Their very enjoyable dances
in Cissna's hall last night.
Voice Il Mckenzie have commenced
sewer work on Harris avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Col. John Feigh is authority for the
statement that Cleveland will be the
next president of the United States.
1t is said that the untemifed of New
WhatcOm will soon start an organ Of
their very own i'm that fruitful Demo /
cratic field.
Joe Barrett, late of this city, was
burned out at Everett on Tuesday even
ing. He was in the wholesale and re-
tail liquor business.
Travel over the Great Northern is
picking up ia marked degree. There
were at least 100 passengers on the
north bound train yesterday.
Sundry and divers rumors concern
ing important changes in the director
ate of the Great Northern We're floating
around town yesterday.
The new proprietor Of the Fairhaven
billiard pariors is George II. Ames for
a long time connected with the night
department Of The Fairhaven.
Mrs. Alice Houghton and Mrs. :. G..
Slaughter, Of the Worlds Fair COM
mission, addressed meeting of New
Whatcom ladies last evening.
Mr.. {. w. WaldrOn has commenced ,
to remove the frame buildings from Off
the cornerOi Twelfth and Harris streets.
IL Is 70 be hoped that a substantial s
brick may be erected thereon. !
City Attorney Hughes has succeeded
in securing the sum of $3.50 from the
county commissioners on account of
street Improvements on Twelfth street
The Long murder trial continues to J
attract daily numbers of people Of both T
sexes. Col Lewis is said 10 be a special .
pet OF the ladies, here as well as in ]
Seattle.
The Withdrawal Of the City of Sc
attic leaves the entire inland sea to the S
Premier and the Vase, and many S
people would like to know who is run {
ming the former. Il
1t is currently reported that there is v
danger Of split IN the ranks of the c
Whatcom county Democracy over the a
delegate from this portion Of the state u
10 the national convention.
Rev. J. II Shively, late of the Ana r
'ories American, has become associated q,
With Col. John DeTiere IN the publica- =,
ION of the Bellingham Bay Fxpress Il
Il may not be holy combination. but h,
[ will be "a strong one. =,
The ladies interested la the Woman,s il
Foreign Missionary society will meet at fc
he VI. Il. church this afternoon. at 1 Il
'ciock, to perfect the organization of W
IN auxiliary in this city. Mrs. c. r. W
Ihoburn, of New Whatcom, will be
PRESENT. All ladies Of the church and
congregation are invited. h'
y new mining discovery was made
n the Cascade district the other dav y
I extends the full width of the LEDGE al
nd great chunks of quartz, weighing al
S nigh as twenty pounds. were brought re
own to Sauk, that were literally COW re
red with the yellow metal. The rich ou
st OF the ore will assay SO 900 per ton. W
Bellingham Bay Typographical af
Jnlon No. 10 is making extensive er
Preparations for grand public ball 10 av
e held April u, TO celebrate the first
ocular annual meeting Of the sub b6
lstrlct Union which will convene at Do
Nhatcom April goth. This will he one So
I the most elaborate affairs of the kind he
'hlch mas ever occurred on the Bay. th