Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-13
NO. l66
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


fralrle yesterday on business.
Warren >. White, of Portland. Is In
lhe CITY on Insurance business.
The Umatilla arrived Sunday with
twenty TONS OF feed for Hamilton & Co,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Hart will depart
II lew days for Montreal or Tacoma.
+. G. Atkinson spent Sunday with
his family In this city. He returns TO
Everett to-day.
| The steamer Lilly, of Seattle, yester.
day brought in a boom of logs from the
mouth Of the Skagit for w. a. Woodln.
Miss Kate Henderson went to Jen-
nlngs yesterday for a few days visit
with Supt. Richard Jennings and
family.
The Busy Bees of St James, church
give missionary tea i'm Guild hall ON
Thursday from TO O'Clock. Patron-
ize them.
Major Wilkin will be one of the prin.
l'cipai speakers at Republican rally to
pe held at Columbia Valley Saturday
afternoon.
A H.. Horner, superintendent of the
Great Northern coast lines, arrived in
town sunday and remained until yes-
! terday afternoon.
w. J. Jennings, of Seattle. general
agent Of the Great Northern Railway
company, was in town yesterday look
ing after freight business.
l.. l.. Bird and ;. j. Knight went 10
Lake Ierril on fishing excursion.
While there MIR. Bird will look after
nuts for the Worlds fair exhibit.
The second week of school opeped
yesterday with twenty-seven new
| pupils-sixteen at the Fourteenth
street school and eleven at the LARA.
bee.
All members of the X. Of =. lodge
No. % are requested to be present this
| evening as there will be important
work to perfom.--F ID. Alexander. X,
of r. and ;.
Mrs Spire Pitou, Of New Brighton.
staten Island, a sister of Mr. ID. X.
lnslee, arrived in this city Sunday To
remain several weeks with the family
Of her brother.
{. w. Stoddard and wife. Miss
hlttie Higgins Of Tacoma. Misses
MINNIE and Nellie Chappell and Chas.
wyatt held "A clam bake at Chuckanut
Bay yesterday.
Mr. Dewar and wife of London. Miss
l.. >. Woodruff of New York aud Mr..
IL. OsgoOd of Seattle, passengers on
the delayed &. =. II. train, stopped at
the tairhaven last night.
The meeting Of the Fairhaven card
club which was TO take place this even.
ing at the home of Mrs e.. y. Thomas
has been postponed until Friday even.
ing AT The same place
j. J. Hennelly made a great rustic
yesterday for the fair for st. Joseph's
hospital, 10 be held at Lighthouse hall
next month. He filed a book of $50
| chahces in silk hat at % cents each.
Alfred Reidel, of this city, is now
sole editor and proprietor of the Bell.
ingham Bay Post, having purchased
the interest Of Charles Hoppe, who
leaves the paper to engage In other
! business.
Captain We B. Grahame arrived
| in town yesterday from Seattle and
goes 10 his island home TODAY. The
captain is candidate for county clerk
on the Republican ticket and will he no
deadhead in the campaign
J. G.. Garvey, the milk merchant
takes the Premier this morning for
Port Townsend, where he will embark
on the Cmatilla for San Francisco, San
Louis ObispO and san Diego. His
family Will remain here during this
fall at least.
Yon Yonson the popular Swedish
comedy, will be produced at the Light.
house Theatre Wednesday evening.
Gus Heege, who enacts Yon, is the
only man on the stage who has ever
matered the Swedish dialect. He Is in
tensely funny.
The old cruton oil fake was success.
fully worked on our streets Yesterday
morning. A young man with the
same old sore on his wrist went from
house TO house showing his sore aud
begging for contributions TO pay his
expenses to South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sullivan, of
Olga, arrived in town on the Evanpel
last evening. Mr.. Sullivan will return
today but Mrs. Sullivan will take the
Premier tomorrow morning for Seattle,
with her children, Willie and Zetta,
who will enter school at Ravenna
Park.
Rev. W. A. Mackey and Judge G.. A.
Kellogg go to Seattle today TO attend
the meeting Of the Puget Sound Pres
bytery which convenes In the Second
Presbyterian schurch this evening.
The synod Of Washington will convene
in the First church In the same city
Thursday.
The trustees Of the Presbyterian
University held meeting Yesterday
for the election of new board. Eight
of the nine trustees were elected az fol-
lows Rev. w. A. Mackey, J. A. Kerr.
/. ;. Richards, &. y. Larrabee, George
A. Kellogg, j. w. Strader, y. w. BEN
son and T. w. Gillette. The ninth
member Of the beard will soon be
chosen.
A frightful runaway occurred yester.
day morning on Eighth street. The
team attached to the large grain wagon
of the Pacific Coast Trading Company
took fright while standing near Hamff-