Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-22
NEW wHArooM NOTES

Miss Tate Is visiting Ilehu9 III ~"
mas.
Carmi Dibble is in Seattle ON busi-
ness.
George Hartman, of California, is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood are on visi
to Tacoma.
viii Wilzinski of Seattle, was in the
city yesterday.
Seven patients are being cared Tor at
ST. Luke's hospital.
The German Verein will give pic
mic i'm the grove Sunday.
J. H. Sutthof, of San Francisco, is
registered at the Bellingham.
Dave Ireland has returned from Ia
coma smiling and happy as ever.
Miss Lola O'Dell, of Sumas, is in the
city as the guest of her sister Ida.
w. r. Sybert returned yesterday
from visit to Blame and Ferndale.
l. A. Parsons left the city yesterday
10 work in Joe Parker's mill near DEM
ing
Stunt. Johnston is hearing Miss Bow
ars, classes in the High school, owing
to her illness.
Morris McCarty has returned from
,,;sit 70 his ranch on the south fork of
the Nooksack.
C.M. Atkins, of the First National
bank is ON a cunning expedition In
the Samish country.
Mrs Keith leaves Montreal today for
her home i'm this city She is expected
to arrive next Tuesday.
FEE. Downey, who is clearing his
oh i'm the DltV
yesterday for supplies.
is. Johnston, f. II. Thomas, o; ID:
Mcdonald, all of Blaine, registered at
the Bellingham yesterday.
The Democratic Central committee
held meeting last evening to perfect
arrangements for the campaign.
Peter Couts came into the city from
the Okanogan country yesterday bring
ing some fine specimens OF gold.
Mrs. DIR. Birney, Miss Matte Jones
and Miss Ida Watson left on the Pre-
mier this morning for a visit to ILLINOIS,
Harry w. Ruch, of La Conner, and
Miss Jessie b. Sargent were granted
marriage license by the auditor yes
terday,
The board of trustees of the Ar
League held meeting last evening TO
the purpose of electing an executive
committee.
The local baseball club has engage
ments for two games to he played dui
ing the celebration at New Westmins
ter. The boys leave on this afternoo
train.
T. Stricken is building a neat res
denee IN York addition, on Melkl
street. H. G.. Bryon has just iinishe
his two-story house in the same neigh
borhOod.
A cabinet meeting Of the Epwort
League of the First Nj. f.. church wa
held Tuesday evening at the churc
parsonage to organize "a plan of wor
FOR the ensuing quarter.
The marriage Of Rev. f. d. Muse an
Miss Anna a. Farr is announced
take place this afternoon at the res
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Blankei
ship, corner of West and Munro street
The merchants of the city report Il
presence of more ranchers in town ye
ierday than has occurred before In Sc
eral months. The cool weather
bringing them In for the purchase
fall clothing.
An ownerless sorrel horse elaine
the sidewalk on Holly street early "
terday morning, the pedestrians al
groups of politicians on the street CO
ners speedily clearing the way for
unobstructed passage.
Duncan Mcmillan and Ben N
drum, aged respectively 10 and
wears. were severely burned on Tu
day by the explosion of small guam
ty Of giant powder, which the lads
off 4" Just for the fun Of the thing"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
home PRESBYTERIAN church met vest
day at the residence os Mrs. Rogers,
Dock street, opposite the postofil
The society is IN a flounshing con
ton and is rapidly clearing off
church Indebtedness.
Presiding Elder ID. G.. lie Sourd '
in the city yesterday and reports
work of the district as being in n g
condition. Rev. Mr.. Clark, of Cou
willie, Is on visit To Indiana, where
has gone to get married. Rev. CT
McDermoth is putting upa new chu
building at Burlington.
Daniel Lowery, the enterprising
prieter of the Globe Clothing hous'
ELK street, will hereafter have the I
name read Lowery n Son, the
member having arrived yesterC
weighing, Mr.. Lowery says, lust
pounds and ~ bright and handsom
cherub.n
The New Whatcom steam laun
Harry Smith proprietor, will rem
TO another city. Mr.. Smith say
was charged with having u defe
fiue and being the cause of the r,
fire at the Mechanics saloon, in @
quence Of which he has been
stricted to too many improvements
Mr.. and Mrs. u. III. Robbins
daughter Edith, the ladies being. |
inent members ef the w. II. @. OF
dale, were in the city yesterday.
Robbins reports the q. A. II. hs
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