Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-21
NEW WHATOoM NOTES

nTS. ". vi. JtllhlllS anu art
visiting among their relatives in the
city.
Jonas Gise, of Port Townsend, is in
the city looking after his property in
terests.
The sum of 1885 was disbursed yes
terday to the men working on the city
sewers.
Mrs. T.. 0. Stark leaves over the
Canadian Pacific railroad today for a
visit east.
Key Appleby has been appointed
agent of the Estey Organ and Piano
company.
w. c. Stull is back in his
store again, having returned from his
brief vacation.
Chas. MofIat has been rendered a
position i'm Everett, where he will take
up his residence.
One hundred new delinquent tax
cases have been filed in the Office of
the county clerk.
charge of stealing SlO.35 from the cash
register. The case was dismissed for
lack of evidence.
A. Dillon has received the appoint
ment Of money order clerk in the post
Office at New Whatcom.
Morris McCarty is visiting his ranch
on the south fork of the Nooksack. He
will return in a day or so.
Mrs. Sconten, who accidentally step
ped on an uptuned nail recently, is
suffering severely from its effects.
The Indians are crowding into the
city for the purpose of purchasing their
supplies of fall and winter blankets, etc.
Peter Gillies, jr., and Annie NJ.
Swanson, both of Nooksack, received
marriage license from the auditor yes
terday.
Mrs. n. Long, of Ferndale, has been
moved into the city to receive medical
treatment. She is guest at DIR. Mark
ley's house.
Miss Croft, of Fairhaven, has an in
teresting art class in this city, which
meets every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday afternoon.
Tom Nicklin's horse became fright
ened at bicycle yesterday afternoon,
and throwing Tom out of the buggy,
ran for the woods.
Mrs. T.. II. Bacon has presented the
public library with set of handsome
cups and saucers to be used in public
receptions, teas, etc.
At the special session of the city
council yesterday afternoon the con-
tract for improving Henry street was
awarded to f. II. Vernon.
Miss Smith, residing on the Lynden
road, who has been confined to her
room with intiammatofy rheumatism,
is reported as being cOnvalescing.
The Ladies' guild of st. Pauls church
will give their promenade concert next
Tuesday. The program will appear in
the Sunday issue of the HERALD.
The Sehome G. l.. s. c., which held
a meeting Monday evening, will effect
permanent organization at its next
meeting, to be held in two weeks.
Rev. d. L. V. Moffatt and Messrs.
Hit, Lane and Keith will attend the
diocesan convention of the Episcopal
church, to be held in Seattle Thursday
w. NJ. Mills, proprietor of the Bell
ingham Bay restaurant, had two of his
employees arrested and tried before
Judge Williams yesterday on the
The ladies aid society of the Trinity
NJ, f.. church had meeting yesterday
afternoon and decided to give an old
folks entertainment two weeks from
Friday.
The reception and ball given last
evening by the Mikado troupe was well
attended and proved very enjoyable
affair. A number were present from
Fairhaven.
w. II. Dobbs, formerly of the Pioneer
Press, is in the city from Lynden and
reports that the Peoples Party, which
was said to be so strong there, is "all
falling to pieces"
In the case Of the State VS.. John
Owyer, arrested Monday evening fol
assault and battery, the defendant was
brought before Judge Williams and
fined $50 and costs.
l.. &. Countryman, of the CONNER
cial bank, who was married on the 18th
inst, in Eugene, Oregon, to Miss Bel
Burbridge, returned to the city yester
day accompanied by his young bride.
Mrs. Geo. Howe, of Port Huron
Mich, Is a guest of Mrs. Captain Roe
der. Mrs. Dave Sturges accompanied
Mrs. Howe i'm her western trip, and il
visiting her friends in the city.
At the temporary meeting held Mon
day evening for the purpose of organic
ing musical association, Mrs. A. L
Black, G. II. G. Keith and Geo. Bacol
were appointed as a committee on by
laws to report next Monday evening
at which time the permanent organize
ton will be effected.
Howard Rogers, young rancho
from Ferndale, brought into the cit,
some beautiful specimens of plums yes
terday, as gift to DIR. Lawrence, on
of the plums weighing 81 ounces. II
also brought with him some excellen
samples Of Gravenstein apples.
It was Mr.. Emerson who said 18th
first wealth is health" and it was
wiser than a modern philosopher VIII
said that "the blood Is the life." Tn
system, like the clock, runs down.
needs winding up. The blood ge,