Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,


B. a. Hamilton, of Tacoma, i. regis
tered at The Fairhayen.
] a special Easter service will be held
aI Ihe Presbyterian church sunday.
+. NJ. Sullivan, of the Seattle Tele-
graph, arrived at The Fuirhaven last
evening. '''''
| H. w. Goode, Of the Thomson-Hou-
yesterday. manu-
The spring immigration il oIraad,,
| pelhg let iH the schools. Eight new
pupils have been enrolled this week
A meeting Of the directors of the Fair
maven % New WhatcOm street railway
company Will be held this morning at
Contractor Zurn is pushing work
steadily on the sewer tunnel. but il
Wiii probably not be completed until
early in June.
Nhariinger Lawrie reports busi-
ness improving The receipts for the
nrsI hall OF this month have exceeded
Ihose OF any month 50 far this year
Captain Henspeter, of the Dispatch
whlch came in from the islands yester-
uay Mternooni reports quite "A rough
trP, the waves running seven feet
high.
a Wihd storm yesterday afternoon,
Ihe IlrsI Tor some months, made out
uooT hle extremely unpleasant, aud
onalsihg mats was the prevailing occu-
patton Of wayfarers.
ID. ID. Pagan yesterday sold a casb
OH OF goods amounting to 5000. which
VIII be taken up the Nooksack today
lhls Is one of the largest orders of
goods recently placed on the Bay.
The Umatilla arrived at the Ocean
Iock 'it' at l0:5O yesterday morning and
which was = quantity of iron and stael
Tor the tairhaven Foundry and Ma.
chine shop. The steamer left for Van.
couver at o'clock.
A canoe containing several Siwashes
4, pev9Ine somewhat uhmanageabie yes
Ooluoy AFTERNOON and was driven
aBalusU e Ihe piles below Deadman's
''iiit' Ihere was considerable COM
motlon among the occupants of the
canim, bat apparently no damage was
done and the voyage toward fumn1i
was continued.
A sea gull and a crow INDUCED in a
.lVely scrap down Oh the tide Hats YES
-erday morning. The bone of conien-
.Ion was some oilal and the fight
"aAed warm until the crow by a coun-
,eI stfuck MS opponent on the head
and knocked him out. The land tird
then proceeded to larefulIy santple the
'poils of victory.
Joe Alsop is preparing to organize a
ONT stock company for the manufac-
yIre Oh prlck, sewer pipe, till z, etc.
re owns "A large tract of the best brick
'iay 10 be found in Western Washing
-on ana u Is ms intention to have the
"orks an running order IN time to bid
',. W tue DIlck ana sewer pipe for the
new sewers.
The Germania Verein Society will
glVe grand excursion TO Eli a island
sunday, May s. The steamer Anna
W. Pence has been chartered for
.Wentylour hours 10 convey excursion
SIS, ana elaborate preparations are
lelng made to entertain the throng
Nhlcn VIII attend. The Fairhaven
'ornet band will furnish the music.
=. f. White, Of &. II. White q Co
jankers, New York City, who has been
ooking INTO the proposed issue of
'onds IN this city, left for Portland
.NoN'ihag biltIhoOu. lie Will visit
onohomlsh Tuesday where a sale of
,onds will take place and will return
o tatrhaven on Wednesday and apain
'onier with the city council ON the
'ond subject.
The principal and teachers Of the
fourteenth street school will conduct
he afternoon tea at the reading Ioonn
omorrow. Besides serving the tan nm
program will be rendered
or the entertainment Of the visitors
'0llowing are the teachers who will
ohduct the entertainment: Miss len.
ne y. Alexander, Miss Prepuo, Miss
Noodin, Miss Wellman, Miss lones
hd Miss North. The proceeds of the
ntertainment viii go to the book fund.
Special sale Wednesday and Thur.dsv
Dur 800 TO $50 dress patterns nj "a
tockiein Bros, Frame Buildinq corner
ioNy street and Railroad avenne. New
NhatcOm.
Dyeipg and cleaning done at u. T.
'team Laundry.