Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

from Sehttle.
The tug Katy came In from Tacoma
yesterday after boom of logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Is. Seymour have re-
turned from their visit TO Seattle.
The J. G.. Britain loaded coal at the
Blue Canyon bunkers yesterday.
The Island Belle came in yesterday
afternoon ON her regular run from Vic
tOrla.
ID. w. Teter leaves for Everett today
where he will place his dog Tony on
exhibit.
Judge Kellogg will leave tomorrow
for an extended trip through California
and Mexico.
The schooner Lark, commanded By
Captain III. +. Hall came In from
Edison yesterday with n cargo Of hay.
Dr. NJ. NJ. Hopkins, formerly of thls
city, has removed from Hamilton and
established himself In the drug business
In Los Gatos, Cal.
VIM. NJ. Toles, formerly street com
missioner of Fairhayen, but who har
been in Portland since spring, has re
turned to the city.
j. A. Kerr returned over the Great
Northern yesterday from Olympia,
where lac was In attendance at the seH
siOns Of the supreme court.
The Ben Hur entertainment In
Thistle's opera house was well attended
and proved very enjoyable affair A
number attended from New Whatcom
Miss Allison, who has been making
her home with Mr.. and Mrs ID. w.
Teter, left for her home at Chuckanut
yesterday to spend the Christmas holi.
days.
A. +. Mills, ticket agent at the Great
Northern depot, reports the passenger
traffic for December IA being already
ahead Of any one Of the last four
months.
James I.ashaway, S G.. Mckay, q.
II. Garland and j. w Steadmnn retur
ned yesterday from cunning expedl-
ton from the NoOksack marsh. They
succesded In dragging" large NUM-.
her OF ducks
The newly organized Wardner Hose
Go. will give IA ball at Waldrons hall
on the 18th inst. for the purpose Of rails
ing funds for the company. Music will
be furnished by Prof. LafIey's orchestra.
| Refreshments will he served 10y tn
ladies' benevolent society.
DIR. &. A. Darling yesterday removed
| his dental office from the Mason block
10 the corner of Holly and Dock street,,
New Whatcom. DR. Darling h
young man Of high professional ability
and gentleman Of genial and attrac.
tive personal qualities, and we bespeak
for him IA cordial reception in New
Whatcom.
Col VIII Nisscher came in over tho
Great Northern yesterday, remaining
over night M the guest Of The Fair.
haven. The genial colonel has four new
books on the anvil, one Of which, the
"Itomance Of II New CITY," relates t1
Fairhavcn, many Of the residents ~
which city will doubtless recognise
their portraits even though the proper
names may be disguised
The ladies Of the childen's home
have been busy since their fair making
articles 30 fill duplicate orders taken at
the fair of goods that had been sold. by
this means the proceeds Of the fair have
been swelled To considerably moru
than 800. They now have sufficient
funds 10 get city water upon the
premise Of the home and open the in
stitution
w. q. Fuchs, Of Helena, friend of
II. j. Turnbull, master mechanic of
the Great Northern shops, was In the
city yesterday accompanied by Jay
COmst0ck. Mr.. Fuchs was formerly
secretary Of the Montana Central rail
way aud h "A railroad man of promi.
nence In the Treasure state He is also
an old friend Of Postmaster Cole aud
&. NJ. Atkins, of New Whatcom. lie
departs today.