Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
m. Carnenter Is ln Seattle.

II. r. Carpenter is in Seattle.
Joe Alsop went to Seattle yesterday.
III. Y. Thompson went TO New West
minister yesterday.
Charlas o. Sweet, of San Francisco,
is stopping at The Fairhaven.
w. ID. Mckay went to Portland yes
terday TO be absent several weeks.
Mrs. ID. l.. Hopkins and daughter
Anna went to Seattle yesterday to visit
friends.
G. w. Waldron went away yester-
day for brief business trip to Seattle
and Tacoma.
A. Il. Thayer, of Portland, and G. H.
Cobb, of Seattle, are guests at The Fair
haven.
A. G. Hawkins, of Ferndale, the
well-known teacher, Is in the city on
bu siness.
Miss Steele, of Seattle, is in the city
in the interests of the White Shield
Home OF that city.
Electrician Cannon, late of Mount
Vernon, Is now in charge of the city
electric light plant.
A 3-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Human, residing on Twenty-first
street, died of tonsilitis yesterday.
Do not forget the dog show this
evening. The performers are wonder
fully gifted CANNES who know their
business.
Nj. +. Mayhem and wife, of Seattle,
came In from the islands on the Evan
gel last evening and are stopping at
the Fairhaven.
CITY Marshal Blakely yesterday
turned over Sl3,S0O, received in pay
ment OF taxes, TO the city treasurer.
The marshal is now busy checking up
his stubs.
Miss Mullen, of New York city, a
friend of Mrs. r.. II. Halbrook, enroute
for her winter home In California, ar
rived In the city yesterday. During the
past two years Miss Mullen has in
vested largely in mortgages secured by
Whatcom county property.
All of the guesses on the plurality
vote for president made at McDougall
n Dodsons store since their offer of a
round trip ticket to the Worlds fair TO
the nearest guesser, have been can
vassed, sealed and deposited in the
First National bank TO await the Off
cial announcement Of the result.
The Fairhaven was Illuminated with
tallow candles last night for about an
hour. A coupling pin in the eccentric
rod Of the engine that supplies the mo
tive power for the hotel electric light
plant flew out about o'clock and the
great building instantly became dark
as dungeon, and a report was quick
w put in circulation that the hotel had
closed. The engine was quickly re-
paired and by 8 o'clock the hotel pre-
sented its usual brilliant appearance.
Mrs. NJ. V. Thacher and Miss
Thatcher, mother and sister Of Mrs
Roland G.. Gamwell, who have been
visiting the latter for the past three
months, take their departure for theil
home In Boston today. During theil
sojourn in this city they have made
many friends who sincerely wish tina
their visits TO Fairhaven in the futur'
may be frequent and long. Mrs
Thatcher Is the widow of the late NJ. V
Thatcher, who was for years presiden
of the Fitchburg Railroad company, n
was his father before him. He wa
also president of the Fulton lroI
Works, of South Boston.
Tie secretary Of the Chamber o
Commerce has mailed notices TO al
members who are In arrears for due
asking them to pay up 10 May |, whel
all dues were indefinitely suspended
and stating that II they do not do 81
the necessary steps will be taken b!
the board Of trustees TO declare thei
stock forfeited. The next regular meet
ing Of the board Will be held Monday