Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-30
NEW wHATCom NOTES

NEW WHATCOm NOTES
w. +. Dunn returned yesterday from
Seattle.
Steamer Brick returned yesterday
from Texada island.
B. NJ. Hixson and viii Edwards left
Monday for Guatemala.
G.. A. Fuller returned yesterday from
a business trip to Seattle.
Frank Spears and w. V. Wells, both
OF Anacortes, are in the city.
Miss Maud Mcdaniel is in the city AZ
the guest Of Mrs Morris McCarty.
Major Cole is being spoken Of as a
prominent possibility for the mayor
atty.
Two car loads of iron ore came i'm
from Sumas last night for shipment 10
Tacoma.
Trestle work is being put in on II
street between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth.
George Cain, owner of the original
townsite of Blaine, was in the city yes
terday.
A large number Of new books arrived
yesterday for the Bellingham Bay
Library.
Steamer May Queen brought in
load Of produce from the Nooksack last
evening.
Mrs. Fred Graham left yesterday for
visit among friends in Lansing,
Michigan.
Officer White is having his residence
on Elk street enlarged into two-story
dwelling.
W. Mcdaniel leaves for Seattle in a
day or two, where he will act on the
grand jury.
The Highlander will he taken to the
Blue Canyon bunkers today for her
cargo of coal.
The Art League social and hop last
evening was well attended and proved
an enjoyable affair.
John Stangroom and G. Il. Ross left
the city yesterday on a cunning expe-
dition TO Sumas lake.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Morgan returned
| yesterday from two weeks visit
among friends in Tacoma.
Thomas Payne, A. l.. Smith and
Lester David, all Of Blaine, were In at
tendance at court yesterday.
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle
will give their monthly social in the
Kirkpatrick hall Friday evening.
The contract for the erection of the
terndale school has been let 10 William
Peacock, Of Fairhaven, for $3.50.
The Pacific Heat and Power com
pany, OF Seattle, are putting hot
water plant In the Eldridge mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munro rejoice in the
advent Of an infant daughter, who ar
rived Monday to gladden. their hearts.
Edmund Cosgrove is being heartily
supported by large number Of voters
for the position Of councilman-at-large
Deputy Collector William Reilly, ac.
companied by his wife, left for Seattle
yesterday afternoon over the Great
Northern.
The j. r.. Mcdonald brought in 400
packages Of salmon yesterday from the
Blaine cannery, which go east today
over the Canadian Pacific road.
Mrs. DIR. Henderson, who has been
In the city as the guest of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Williams, left yester-
day for her home in Mt. Vernon.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Guild intend
mas holidays, In which they will he
assisted by the old Mikado company.
The tug Rainier and scow Chuckanut
sailed at o'clock yesterday for Van
couver, the latter being loaded with
324 tons of Blus Canyon coal for Palmer
Brothers.
Wellington Van Inweyen, foreman
OF the Bellingham Bay Improvement
Company's big mill, leaves for Chicago
today on a vacation, to be gone until
March.
An interesting session Of the quarter
| ly conference Of the First NJ. f.. church
was held last evening TO adjudicate
upon a question arising in the church
at Anacortes.
4 Northern Pacific car was taken 10
the Cleaver shingle mill on Lake
Whatcom during the week, over the
street car line, for the purpose Of get
ting load Of shingles.
The street car line extension TO
Squalicum creek will be completed
within a week. Arrangements are be-
ing made to erect a number Of new
residences in that section Of the city.
A contract has already been let to put
gas pipes in. Water mains will also
shortly be laid.
The Caroline Spooner will leave port
Thursday morning for Valparaiso, In
command of her mate, j. Cortez. Cap
tain Langdon will remain in the city
for a few weeks, when he will proceed
south by steamer and arrange for more
business between this port and Chile.
The Spooner carries AL ,778 feet Of fiji
In assorted sizes and So, l0S feet Of Call.
. fornia red wood.
: Fresh Eastern oysters at Creighton''