Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-10
NEW wHATCoM NOTES


Is visiting friends in this city.
H. S. Upper, real estate and loar
agent, OF Seattle, is in the city.
II. H. Murchie has accepted a posi-
ton in the First National bank.
Leon Lobe, of the Golden Rule Ba
zaar, has returned from Seattle.
Charley Erholm is putting up a neat
two story cottage in the York addition.
I. S. Hamilton, of the b. b. Furni.
ture company, is in Portland on busi-
ness.
Extensive Improvements are being
made in the play grounds of the Lin
coin school.
Miss Maud MaDaniel, niece of Mrs.
Morris McCarty, is spending a few
weeks at EversOn.
A. +. Meyer of Nebraska. brother
in-law of Officer ID. 5. Torrey, is i'm the
city looking for location.
c. p. Roberts d Co. will move into
their new building, next to uHiggin-
sons drug store, by Oct. L.
An important meeting of the Art
League will be held Monday evening.
The members are urged to be present.
Chris Semon has moved his family
from his ranch and taken up his resi-
dence in New Whatcom for the winter.
Mr.. Hutchinson is having the finish
ing touches put upon his new residence
which will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
j. +. Baker is again at his desk in
the Columbia National bank, having
returned from a business trip up the
Sound.
B. II. Bruins, of Birch Bay, one of
the first commissioners of the county.
was i'll town yesterday on his way from
Seattle.
Mrs. }. j. Edens, of Guemes island,
daughter of Capt. Edward Eldridge, is
with her father who is reported as
slightly improving.
Special Treasury Agent Day, who
has been in the city on official business
during the week, left on the G.. p. r..
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Marcuse has moved into his
handsome new residence on Garden
street and intends giving "house-
warming" in the near future.
Mrs. VIM. Mann, who has been alb
sent from the city for the past two
months visiting her relatives in Cana
ola, returned home Thursday after
noon.
IL. DE Champlain came in from the
mountains yesterday with some valu-
able specimens of gold-bearing quartz
secured on his claim at Yale, in British
Columbia.
Rev. and Mrs. A. T.. Curtis, of Park.
passed through the city yesterday on
their way to Tacoma, where thew will
take charge of the boarding department
of the Puget Sound University.
The friends of Chas. H. Kerr, former
ly clerk in the county commissioners |
court, will be glad to learn of his entire |
recovery from a severe illness. Mr. |
Kerr is now residing in San Francisco.
A special musical program will be |
rendered at st. Paul's church tomorrow |
The regular choir, led by
Prof. Laffey, will be assisted by Miss |
Stenger, Olaf Udness, G. T. G. Keith
and A. w. Lane.
There is now q total enrolment of !
$40 pupils in the New Whatcom schools
-203 in the Columbia building, III in
the Washington, 149 i'm the Sehome, $50
in the Lincoln, "a in the high school
and as in the Central.
Rev. Joseph Wolfe, of Yager, was in
the city yesterday on his way to Seat
tie, where he has been called to take
charge of the Brooklyn Congregational
church. Mr.. Wolfe has presided over
the Congregational church at Yager
during the past three years.
The Haytien Republic brought in a
large consignment of pressed brick from
Portland yesterday morning for the
new city hall. The contractors will
double their force, in order to have the
under roof before the wet
weather sets in.
The new school board will hold its
next meet early next week, probably
or Tuesday. Directors r. ].
and Edmund Cosgrove have
qualified and taken possession of the
property. DIR. Bragg, the third di-
rector, has not yet returned from Port
and.