Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-24
NEW WHATcoM NOTES

broadway has been neatly painted.
The J. II. Mcdonald brought i'm n
large consignment of freight yesterday.
Large wagon loads of shingle bolts
are coming into the city TO the several
mills.
Mr.. Lenhart's two-story house on
Eighteenth street Is nearing compile
| ton,
Iowa street is being graded by the
Bellingham Bay Improvement Com
pany.
Canoe street has been brought to a
proper, grade and planking was begun
yesterday.
Z. w. Martin and A. G. Hogan, of
Spokane, registered at the Byron house
yesterday.
W. j. Brown and John B. ConnelI.
OF Edison, are among the guests at the
Byron house.
The N0oksack river is running very
nigh, and is bringing down number
of large booms.
}. III, Madden, one of Ciearbrook,s
merchants, was in the city yesterday
purchasing goods.
The Democratic executive committee
holds meeting this afternoon TO per-
fect plans for the campaign.
\ new whist club, to be entitled the
Aurora Popularis, was organized last
evening at the residence Of Leon Lobe. |
Chapple d Co., of the Holly street
trult stand, have received a large sun !
ply of souvenir orange wood from Cal |
ifornia.
The drying house addition TO the DE
Cahh shingfe mill is nearing compile |
tlon. 1t is now ready for the pipes to !
he laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trmbie have taken
charge of The choir at the Sehome Pres
byterian church, with Miss Nellie Lee
as organist.
The May Queen had narrow escape
night in entering the Nook
sack, owing to the high wind and
heavy sea.
A. Morton, Of New York, George
Taylor, of Anacortes, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. +. Eckstein registered at the Bell
ingham yesterday.
The city hall begins to present a
handsome appearance from Holly
street. The work of construction Is
being pushed rapidly.
T. Halberg, of the Mount Baker
shingle mill, near Deming, was i'm
town yesterday. He says the mill will
be IN operation within "a few days.
The Puget Sound Commission com
pany opened its doors for business yes
,efday, on Holly street near Elk.
Messrs' whitney d Draper are the
managers.
Miss Arenas Roeder, charming ,
little lady five years Of age, has is ,
'ued invitations to her young play
mates for birthday party TO take place {
his afternoon.
Mather's double team became scared {
u passing street car on Elk street yes '
erday and endeavored TO break loose. t
'alllng in this, one of the horses began e
ticking, and did himself considerable
lamage. II
The commissioners were Ia session y
yesterday and transacted considerable V
outline work. They were visited by a .
arge number of ranchers inquiring =
bout delinquent taxes, for which they a
arried receipts. n
Officer McAndrews arrested a fellow - -
esterday for drunkenness who refused :,
D give his name, saying he was from ~
he Queens Country" and "didn,t Il
ave TO-" He will called be for trial in a, a
ne police court this morning.
Mrs. Laura Gates died at her resi-. AZ
ence in Keeslingville yesterday after
oon. The funeral occurs at the M. +.
lurch at 2 o'clock today. Mrs. Gates
as daughter of Comrade Shell, Of IT
ie q. A. II. The Woman's Relief
orps Of the city will attend the funeral
J body.
Business In Taylor a. McIntosh,s real "
tate office, on Railroad avenue, was p'
enlivened yesterday byan gc
nateur sparring match on the part Of J.
vo ranchers, the difficulty arising a
,er an ]. 0. U 1.-The payment on which vl
as not forthcoming according to yy
'omise. Both contestants were over ". W.
years old. in n'