Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

g. II. Flowers left for Tacoma yes
terday.
Christmas was observed yesterday by
all the banks on the Bay.
Prof. Hughes took the train for
Seattle and Everett yesterday.
Architect Black went 90 Vancouver
yesterday on professional business.
DIR. John q. Byram, of Mount Ver-
non, is in the city for the holidays.
w. f. :. Dillon, Of Portland, Or, Is
spending the holidays in the city with
relatives
The Island Belle went 10 Seattle Sat
urday night with the delayed &. p. X.
passengers.
Thomas G.. Newman, our recently
elected prosecuting attorney Is expected
home from the Fast tomorrow.
a. G. Hawkins, Of Fcrndale, the well
known educator, has been spending
his Christmas vacation In the city.
Miss Lulu Satterthw waite, IA teacher
in the Seattle schools, is spending the
holiday vacation with Miss Jessie
Tcmpln.
j. +. Wardner and &. w. Howard
will today go to New Westminster on
business connected with their SLOGAN
bonanzas.
Mrs. ]. &. Templin has returned
from n prOtracted visit with relatives
and friends In Mt. Pleasant and New
ton, Iowa.
Hesperus Commandery, X. r., held
impressive Christmas services ut It's
asylum In this city at 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning.
II. l.. Reid, formerly Of this city,
came down from New Westminster
yesterday and Is visiting among his
old friends.
Miss Addie Jones leaves on this
mornings boat for Tacoma where she
goes TO attend the meeting Of the State
Teachers Association.
Capt. Kilcup, Of the steamer Minnie
NJ, and Miss Lilly Bell were married
last evening at the residence of Coun-
cilman-elect McGOwan.
DO not forget the amateur produc-
tion Of the Mikado at Lighthouse
Theatre tomorrow evening for the
benefit Of st. Paul's church.
The Scandi navian NJ. T.. church on
Donovan avenue will give their Christ
mas entertainment at O'Clock this
evening. Everybody is cordially In
vited 10 be present.
:. w. Means, who left here Saturday
TO take Chr ,tmas dinner at Tacoma,
was hemmed In between two landsides
on the Great Northern train between
Edmunds and Ballard, and detained
there long enough 10 miss his dinner
the following day.
+. j. Van de Mark, who has "A con-
tract on the Monte Cristo road, Is down
from camp spending the holidays In
this city. He reports that n great deal
of work was carried out by the recent
flood, delaying the completion Of the
road nearly three months.
Frank II. Biles, convicted Of arson,
was sentenced late Saturday night by
Judge Winn b. eighteen months at
labor In the Walla Walla penitentiary,
Yesterday, the defendants attorneys,
Messrs. Fairchild and Golden, took an
appeal to'the supreme court.
The steamer Advance which has
been tied up at the Sehome wharf for
some time past under charge Of the
United States marshal, has been or
dered sold, George Lindsay, her
owner, having confessed Judgment
10 81 400, Of which $431 .35
is due the Fairhaven Foundry n Ma
chine Go.
The Great Northern train which left
here Saturday for Seattle was detained
overnight by landslide near Everett
and did not get back here until nearly
] o'clock Monday morning. Yester-
days train from the south encountered
another slide near the same place and
will not arrive until O'clock this
morning.
A suit for the foreclosure Of n mort
gage on lot = In block 9, Fairhaven, In
which Geo. w. White IL plaintiff, and
w. ID. Mckay and r. II. Anderson are
defendants, was filed In the superior
court yesterday. The mortgage was
given In security OF a note for 81, 600,
dated Aug. 2, 1880, and bearing inter-
est at the rate Of per cent per month.