Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-05
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

-. II. Merrman went 30 New West
minister yesterday to rce the town.
Geo. Il. Noyca, prominent capitalist
Of Everett, II Ia the city.
Mr. and Mr-. T.. NJ. Wilson went 10
East Sound on the Dispatch yesterday
morning.
X. J. Turnbull, master. mechanic Of
the Great Northern, went to Seattle
yesterday.
+. &. Todd went out 10 Blanchard
yesterday on "A hunting trip, 10 he gone
until after election.
Mrs. George w. Lysle leaves next
Monday for San Bcrnardino, Cal,
where she will spend the winter.
j. A. Barker, Is. Holden and j. &.
I3elden addressed Peoples party
meeting at 5nmish lake Thursday even
ing.
J. a. Kerr aud T. w. Gillette re-
turned yesterday from Blaine where
they attended "A rousing rally the
previous evening.
The Smith d Hutchcrnft shlngle
mill at Ferndale IL now completed aud
will begin to cut shingles next week.
Its daily capacity II about 10000.
Mrs. Lila A. Moore, " of Kentucky"
the popular lecturer OH the great IN
sues connected with the temperance re-
form" II 10 speak here tomorrow, prob
ably at the 1histle opera house.
The Reading Circle Of the Congrega-
tional church propose holding their
monthly social Friday evening, Nov
II. Subject, Tennyson. Further no.
tice will be given, next week, of the
program.
The party Of Great Northern officials
who passed through here on Thursday
on tour of inspection of the road, re-
/ turned on their special train from New
/ Westminster yesterday forenoon aud
continued south 10 Seattle.
! NJ. *. teeney hns purchased block
of land near Lake Pndden, which lac l.
now clearing preparatory tD building.
/ He has fine building site and will inn
| prove it with "a cOrfcspOndingly fine
residence during the coming winter.
Geo. T.. Youle, of Seattle has closed
with Cook d Clark "A contract for put
ting IN the machinery for their new
shingle mill on Lake WhatcOm. The
capacity of the mill Will be about DD,-
[ 90 per day The machinery will ar
| rive here about NOv. l5.
&. n. Lombard, of Portland, whose
wife, "A daughter " the late Captain
| Marshall, Of Seattle, recently commit
ted suicide, was In town yesterday, nc
cDmpanied by his brother, u. ". LOm-
bard He came In on the City Of
Seattle aud took the Canadian Pacific
train for ReyelstOke He u "A grain
buyer.
Mrs. j. 4. Borie and Mrs. A. /.
DOwDie depart today for PendletOn,
Oregon, where the former will Join her
husband, who II agent of the Union
Pacific railroad at that place. These
ladies have enjoyed "A great and de.
served popularity In Fairbayen social
circles and their departure IL much re-
GREETED. f..
| DOnnelIy says that ~ an anarchist
he isn't IN il with Frank r. Reid, one
Of the POpulist candidates for supreme
Judge, vino held services at Purdyis
Opera house IN WhatcOm last evening.
Reid II "A rOarer, wild and woody, aud
seems actually 81 have an idea that
nothing but the SUCCESS ~ the Peoples
party can saYe the nation from utter
ruin and the people from starvation.
The ladies Of the First ". y. church
will give an oyster dinner on election day,
Tuesday, November :, IN the store room
formerly occupied by u. -. Pagan. Oys.
tsrs and lunch will b. served from " "
iop. m. oysters25 cents.
Finest New York Concord grapes Al
Crelghton's No. grocery.