Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-15
NEW WHATooM NOTES


Mr.. Roselle, of Ferndale, is in tn,
city.
X. S. Byron left for McMurray yes
terday.
Officer Torrey is putting up cottag,
on Lynn street.
d. NJ. Clark is on a short business
trip to Tacoma
+. Affieck left the city ON the Pre-
mier yesterday.
Mrs. j. p. Whitney has returned from
her visit to Seattle.
Over 600 tax suits have been prepared
by Attorney Cole.
J. L. Taggart, of Vancouver, is visit
ing his friends in the city.
The condition of Capt. Edward Ell
bridge remains unchanged.
J. NJ. Griffith, of Ten Mile, was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Appleby left for
Tacoma on the Premier this morning.
G. b. Dunn, of Bloomington, ILL.,,
has taken up his residence in the,city.
The Democratic party will hold a
meeting at Blue Canyon Saturday
night.
James NJ. Morrow, one of the county
employees of the b. b. company, is in
the city.
George Wallis was presented with
twins by his wife on Tuesday, boy
and girl.
DIR. Birney was summoned to Fern
dale Tuesday by the illness of Mrs. w.
Manning.
Rev. Chas. McDermoth, of Anacortes,
is in the city as the guest of Rev. d. G.
LeSourd.
Messrs. Clark and Erholm are each
building a new residence in the York
addition.
Charley Powell and family have
moved into the city from his ranch on
the NoOksack.
G. w. Dorr, who has been in Seattle
ON legal business during the week, will
return Saturday.
Company +, n. G. w., will leave on
the Premier Friday to attend the Ia
coma Exposition.
Miss Lille Mitchell, sister of ].
Munro, Of the Reveille, is visiting
friends in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Russell are
arrangements to return to their
former home in Victoria.
Judge Winn took the first degree last
evening as Knight Of Pythias, join
ing the Sehome lodge No. 81.
A horse fell into the sewer near
Lynn and Monroe streets, Tuesday |
night and died from his injury.
G.. n. Taylor, the architect, is MAX
ing plans of a new residence for II. II. |
to be erected on Washington
street.
Mrs. DIR. Birney and daughter,
Ethel, expect to leave over the G. p. r.
Tuesday to spend the winter in Bloom
ington, Ill.
East Sound Encampment No. 26, 1.
y. o. F., was instituted on Orcas island |
Tuesday evening by Bay City En-
No. %.
James p Smith and Miss Maud |
Aikens, both of Goshen, received the /
auditors sanction yesterday for their /
two hearts to beat as one.
Twenty-four cars ofcoal were shipped |
in one train yesterday from the Blue |
Canyon mine, the largest shipment
having so far passed over the road.
W. H. Whipple, of Tacoma, repre-
senting the n. w. Harris bond buying
company, of Chicago, was at the court |
house yesterday looking for county
scrip.
James Kennedy was in the city yes
terday bringing some fine specimens of |
iron ore and gold bearing quartz which /
haA l.; l. Il.
country.
+. w. Penfield, of Chicago, is in the
city as the guest of +. G.. Underwood. |
Mr.. Penfield is inspecting the track |
and ties of the entire Northern Pacific
system.
George A. Kingsbury, manager of the
"Stowaway" Company, one of the most |
genial men ION the road" is in the |
city making arrangements for the APP
pearance of his troupe.
Rev. II. p. Collier, of the Episcopal
church, has established his headauar-
ters at st. Luke's hospital, and will de-
vote his time to missionary work |
throughout the county.
John VI. Fallon, who was burned bv
q gas explosion in the Blue CANYON
mine about six weeks ago, has been
discharged from st. Luke's hospital by
the attending physician though he is
still unable to use his hands enough to
dress himself.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paul's church
held meeting yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs +. w. Purdy, fif-
teen members being present.. 1t was
determined to give an entertainment
in the near future, the nature of which
Is a secret so far, but which one of the
ladies' declares will be simply out