Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-23
NEW wHATcom NOTES


visit to Tacoma
E. schrimster, of Ten Mile, was in
town yesterday.
George Curtis, Of Weiser Lake, was in
the city yesterday.
d. NJ. Beard, Of Seattle, was in the
city on business yesterday.
Miss Cora Turner returned yesterday
from her visit to Anacortes.
Baum, the grocer, intends starting a
wholesale store on Elk street.
A. +. Mead, Of Blaine, was in the
city yesterday on legal business.
Z. Sturgeon, city school clerk, is
absent from home on a camping trip.
J. B. Dawson has gone to Tacoma 10
meet some Of his friends from the
East.
DR.. Kelly las the plans prepared for
his new residence in the York addi-
ton.
Mrs. J. r. Mason has donated three
dozen handsome sherbet glasses to the
b. b. library.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Showers, Of Lyn-
den, were in the city yesterday on a
shopping expedition.
Lester A. Jenkins leaves on the Pre-
mier this morning on trip TO Mexico
in search Of a new location.
The prOprietOrs Of the Squalicum
shingle mill are making arrangements
to put up new drying mill.
Bernhart Shramm, residing on Utter
street, was made the happy recipient Of
a nine pound boy yesterday
The May Queen brought in 80 sacks
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loaded for LyRden last night.
b. Haywood, Of Ferndale, and j. c.
Morrison, Of West Ferndale, visited
friends in the city yesterday.
The wind Wednesday night played
sad havoc with the roof over the shed
at Siemons & Sons shingle mill.
George Mel. Brown, district pas
senger agent Of the G. =. r., was in the
city on official business yesterday.
X H. Garfield has let the contract
for his new residence on Williams
street to John G.. FARMLAND, to cost
$1,000.
Architect Cox is preparing the plans
for new dwelling house to be put up
by Mr.. Thompson, Of the Lake What
com mill
Mrs. Gates was reported as lying at
the point of death last night. 1t was
thought she could not survive until
this morning.
The r, /. Morse hardware store was
robbed the other evening Of several val
liable guns. No clue has yet been found
to the burglars.
Mrs. r. Stevens, Of Edison. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. ;. Kildall, who
attack of illness.
S. Pearson was arrested and convicted
yesterday in Judge Williams court for
selling liquor to an Indian. He was
fined 500 and costs.
Joe Kildall and {. NJ. Atkins re-
turned yesterday from their expedition
into the Samish country. They report
the farmers as being busy getting in
their crop Of oats.
The Anna NJ. Pence went ashore
Wednesday night at Fort Bellingham
and lay on the beach all night. She
was taken off in the morning without
having sustained any damage.
The high wind of Wednesday night
caused the waters of the bay to wash
out several of the mud stills from the
Squalicum creek bridge. The city COM
missioner is repairing the damage.
Auditor Collier yesterday issued IL
censes TO wed for Rev. +. ID. Muse, of
New Whatcom, and Anna A. Farr, of
Martinsville, ILL.,; Geo. w. Sheckler of
Burlington, and Florence Fenley, of
Sterling.
1t is reported that the manager of the
Lighthouse theater is making arrange
ments to have a new curtain for the
hall, the present one showing a de-
cided tendency to remain in the air at
critical moments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bacon de-
parted yesterday for Mount Vernon,
where they will make their residence.
Mr.. Bacon goes to take charge of the
shingle mill in which he and DIR. Hen
derson are associated. A large party of
their friends went over to Fairhaven to
see them off.
Harry w. Rock, of La Conner, and
Miss Jessie b. Sargent, of New What
com, two mutes, were married yesterday
by Rev. j. V. Dimop, of the Congre-
gational church. Mr. Dimon says he
Will be glad to inform an inquiring
public how the responses We're made.
The young people became acquainted
with each other at jacksonville, Ills,
where they were educated.
Home Without a Mother
The rooms IN disorder,
The cats the table.