Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

] 'ioh. -. W. Nllson went 10 Seattle
yesterday.
Frank J. Hamilton goes TO WILDLY
Island today on business.
Mrs. Milroy, OF North Yakima, ia
visiting friends la this city.
HesDerus Commandry X. r.. will
work IN Red Cross this evening.
II. l.. Dickinson left yesterday for
Port Townsend on business trip.
The Dispatch brought over about
Z,5Oo pounds of strawberries yesterday.
The Land Company's piledriver was
yesterday taken 10 Ocean dock where
IL VIII begin driving piles today.
IL. j. Turnball, the new master me
chanic Of the Great Northern, was Ia
the city yesterday inspecting the com
pany's machine plant In Happy Val
ley.
E. }. Bradley has sold his Fairhaven
restaurant 10 J. Y. Simpson, late pro-
prietor Of the Northern hotel. The
change In management takes place
today.
ID. ID. Pagan, the well known "ieader
IN dry gOOds,n appreciates the value of
| printers INK and uses tt freely In his
business. That Is why he * selling
stacks Of goods.
The silver water service won by the
yacht Ripple in the Whatcom regatta
- now on exhibition at Moore a.
Moore's. ] h an elegant sample of the
silyersmith's craft.
The state board Of education. at its
recent meeting iu Olympia, issued life
diplomas 20 Prof w. j. Hughes, OF
Fnlrhaven, and Prof Harry Pattison,
Of New Whatc0m.
The schooner Roy Somers Yesterday
completed discharging sewer pipe con.
signed 70 Fairhaven and in the evening
sailed 10 Whatcom. After discharging
plpe there she goes to Seattle.
Ella Higginson has opened clover
lists In every drug store In Fairhayen
and New Whatcom and requests all
women and girls tmens preferences do
not count To- register their votes for
clover.
The announcement n made of the
engagement Of Mr.. j. $. Holland, of
LOux d Holland, Of this city, and Miss
Sadie Levy, weii-known aud popular
young lady Of Victoria. The wedding
VIII occur some time In September.
The young society people Of Fair.
80 ''h WIN blFt ~ no'lhl purity NJ lnlb~
ties opera house this evening In
sweet charity's name" The pro-
coeds are to be applied for the benefit
OF the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
The surplus funds I'm the treasures
OF the disbanded companies Of the old
fire department will be "bIowed inn TO-
night tn II dance at the x. Of T.. pavil-
ION. Everything will be Tree. II will
be the last ball given by the old fire
department.
Charles =. Clarke, the popular con
ductor on the old fairhaven a. South
erh railroad before IL was consolidated
under the Great Northern manage
ment, Is la town from Ro. burg, where
he b now working for the Southern
Pacific.
Last evening at the fire hall, at a
special meeting, Fairhaven Hook and
Ladder Company No. / disbanded.
The property heretofore under its con.
trol viii be turned over 10 the CITY
council at the next regular meeting
thereof.
Until further notice the last car on
the electric railway will leave Silver
Beach at l0D7 p. nj. instead Of 9:07 NJ
heretofore. IT there are any passengers
aboard for Fairhavcn they will be car
ned through 10 Twenty-first street
without changing ears.
The Chuckanut quarry IL getting out
The last stone for the Dexter-Horton
bank building In Seattle. This prom
ises 10 be one Of the finest buildings IN
The city, and our local quarry h fortu-
nate Ia having been selected 10 supply
the stone for its construction.
NJ. J. Maloney IL back from Chicago
looking well and happy. He says
there h nothing In the report that he
allowed the withdrawal Of his name
for second place on the Democratic
ticket on the promise that he should
have any portfolio he might select lii
the cabiDet--providcd his party wins.
The steamer Advance, which has for
some time been laid up at Bummi, was
Yesterday t0wed by the Success TO the
Land Company's old dock where she
VIII receive machinery and repairs.
She viii be placed on her former run
ln the NOosack by her owner, George
Lindsey, of Lynden, ~ soon az she is
The ChuckaBut quarry has been
iwarded the contract 10 furnish the
stone for the Washington state build
ng at the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
he stone IN the rough will be sent 10
Tacoma, where IL Will he finished and
ent 10 Chicago by rail. The arch over
ne main entrance u 10 be stone aud
ne entire building II TO be one Of the
most attractive at the exposition. The
'ontraclors who have the building In
'haree are Rugby n Evans, who built
he court house at New Whatcom.