Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-08
NO. 76
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


IL. &. CRUDE is in Seattle on busi-
ness.
l.. w. Tullree went to Ferndale on
business yesterday.
The tug Queen City was in after
boom Of logs yesterday.
w. A. Hardy went TO Mount YER
non yesterday on business.
Mrs. w. II. Sullivan Joins her hus-
band at Olga, Orcas island, today.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Wilson will not start on
her trip to Oregon until next month.
Comrade Boles' lecture on Anderson
willie this afternoon will take place at
| Thistle's hall, instead of the NJ. T..
church.
| The committee to receive the Balti-
more will meet at the directors room
of the First National Bank at . o'clock
sharp this morning.
The ladies OF st. James Guild will
serve ice cream and Strawberries in the
| Waldron bank block during the de-
partmcnt encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.. Brand went to
Mount Vernon yesterday, expecting TO
return in time To witness Il portion Of
the G.. A. II. celebration.
w. NJ. Toles returned yesterday TO
attend the department encampment of
the G.. a. r., after an absence of nearly
three months in Portland.
Special preparations have been made
at the Silver Beach hotel 10 entertain
large crowd of visitors. Lunch will be
spread during the afternoon.
The Cleaners Of the Congregational
. % hnxinn thaip NrgurlN
festival Wednesday, June 18th. Fur
ther particulars will be given
There will be union meeting of the
w. &. 4. Unions of the bay at the Con-
! gregational chapel corner Gambler aud
! Thirteenth streets, next Friday after
, noon at 2:3O, 10 plan for the coming
convention. All interested in the wo-
mans temperance work are invited TO
attend.
j. Mel. Harvey returned home yes
tcrday after an absence of five months
- lin Tacoma, Seattle, Portland and Spo-
!. kane, aud will remain here with his
\ family several weeks. He comes back
T. with his sanguinc hopes of Fairhaven's
future strengthened and reinforced
n from what lac has heard during his
4 absence.
k Yesterday morning $. S. Shea, agent
y of the Postal Telegraph Company here,
e received orders from Superintendent
L ShOrrer from San Francisco TO take
i bulletins of the proceedings Of the Min
J. neapolis convention and furnish them
o TO the public without charge, with the
y compliments Of the company. The
, liberality of the company Is particu-
e larly appreciated by the executive COM
r. mittee of the Republican club, 10 whom
II the dispatches are furnished for post
ie ing at the club headquarters.
+ The Republican club opened tempo
iI rary headquarters in the Baker build
ing, on Harris street yesterday, through
D tie courtesy Of Freygang & Alexander,
Is the owners agents. John A. Kellogg,
secretary Of the executive committee,
ne was In charge during the day and re-
II ceived and bulletined on IA large black
board provided for the purpose dis
H. patches from Minneapolis and the
news of the coming Of the Baltimore
,o He will keep open house there until
lo the convention adjOurns.
er Childrens Day was observed last
Sunday In the Congregational church
The exercises commenced at 73O and
were conducted by Mr.. Wylie In the
Ip- absence Of the pastor who has been II
10 with la grippe for few days. Th'
No, church was filled 10 its utmost capacity
~ and the exercise called the "Iordi
Its Garden" was carried through In very
ne creditable manner by the children. 4
~ generous offering for the Sunday schoo
ri, work of the state was taken at tn
OF close. Flowers abounded in profusion
Ily adding TO the pleasure Of the evening
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