Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-11
NO. l65
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Dl' luOInlOn, OF Fefndaie, was IN
town yesterday.
Miss Jessie Templin Is at Tacoma at
tending the Exposition.
The j. Z. Britain took a load of Blue
Canyon coal to Everett yesterday.
Robert Il. Maynard and Miss May
nard, OF Tacoma, are in the city.
w. NJ. Davis and wife and Mrs. A. ].
Wells, of Everett, are at the Fair
| haven.
Note d. ID. Fagan' special announce
ment of his forthcoming great sale Of
furs, jackets and cloaks.
Mrs. John Ware will take the lima.
tilla next Wednesday for San Francis.
co for visit with friends.
II. w. Bateman, who has spent the
past summer at Newport, II. l., is ex.
pected to arrive home today.
A. +. Albertson, assistant cashier of
the Washington National Bank of Ia
coma, is at the Fairhaven.
Fred n. Culver has been taking in
the Western Washington Exposition
at Tacoma for the past two days.
Miss Cora Roll and Allen Campbell
gave their Sunday school classes an ex.
cursion to Deep Water bay yesterday.
NJ. NJ. Clothier, of Goshen, secretary
OF the Whatcom county Soldiers and
Sailors association, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Mabel Huntoon returded 10 the
Anna Wright seminary yesterday to
resume her studies. She will complete
the course this year.
Horace Barton Kane departed YES
terday for New York, via the Northern
Pacific. From there he will 90 TO the
University Of Virginia, where he will
take a course in law.
city Assessor IL. l.. Merrill has
bought the boat business lately owned
ana conducted by Perrott d Bailey and
Is prepared TO minister promptly and
courleously TO the wants of pleasure
seekers in that line.
AS will be seen by notices in another
part OF this paper, Mr.. j. G. Garvey is
closing out his dairy business. He
says he will seek some other location
but his family will remain here this
iail ana winter TO get the benefit of the
schools.
Rev. II. Hansen, of this city, was a
passenger on the train from Tacoma
when IL collided with the south hound
near Black River junction Friday even
ing. He reports that many Of the pas
sengers were more seriously injured
than reported.
District Lodge No. 2, I. o. G. r. met
at Rogers hall, on Lake Whatcom.
Friday and Saturday. About twenty
live delegates from various county
lodges were present. A social was
given Friday evening The delegates
returned today.
NJ. NJ. Clothier, secretary of the
Whatcom county Soldiers and Sailors
association, has figured out the average
time OF service of the veterans of What.
com county, and finds it To be two
years, ten months and twenty DAYS, a
remarkable record. There are $50 vet
erans IN the association.
Edward Connolly and other old
tiHers have arranged with Prof. Albert
Mohrman, of Marietta, TO render some
oi ms finest musical selections at the
pavilion Friday evening, September Is.
Many Of the old pioneers have danced
all night till broad daylight" to the
music he masters 50 well.
We do not claim to have corn coun-
try here, bat some specimens Of corn on
the stock We're yesterday received at
the Worlds fair exhibit room that
could not be distinguished from the
choicest Mississippi valley product by
the most fastdeous Iowa hog. Ii was
raised by w. +. Lawrence, Of Lynden.
The private car, Wanderer, passed
through this city yesterday en- route TO
vancouver with a party consisting of
w. a. Proctor and family and Robert
Clark, Of Cincinnati. Mr.. Proctor il a
member Of the well known firm of
Proctor d Gamble, soap manufacturers.
Mr.. Clark Is a wealthy publisher. The
party has made the Alaskan tour and
Is now returning East, via the &. p. r.
They will take about two weeks along
the line.