Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

f. w. Fraser goes to Everett tomor-
row, expecting to be absent two weeks
or more.
Services will be held as usual at st.
James Episcopal church today, both
morning and evening.
Miss Florence Atkinson Is visiting
friends In Tacoma and Seattle, and
will be absent about n week.
81. Joseph's hospital Is being greatly
improved In appearance by IA coat Of
paint and clearing on the lawn.
+. NJ. Bourne, who has been in town
for several days past, leaves on the
WaAcO tomorrow To return 10 Everett.
w. A. Hardy left for Mount Vernon
yesterday afternoon, on business con-
uectcd with the drug store lac pur-
chased.
The funeral Of H. NJ Thompson was
held yesterday afternoon. Friends
were conveyed 10 and from the Gem
etery in one Of the open cars Of the
electric line.
Mrs. =. w. Struder has in her yard "A
magnificent bush of beautiful Marshal
Mail roses, which would attract.a a great
amount Of admiring attention In the
/ finest conservatory.
! The 'airhavcn Land Company has
bought Of w. l.. Miller and wife the
northeast quarter of section II, town
ship 80 north range 3 east. The con
sidcration was $1,000.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Wcinheim will be sorry 30 learn
that they intend 10 move to Everett
this week. They hope, however, TO
return here after n few months to re-
side permanently.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet with Mrs. T.. w. Strader tomor-
=. row at 2.30 y. m. The HERALD II re-
qucstcd to state that matters Of unusual
Importance will come before the meet
ing and Il full attendance is urged.
Today Is "Children's day" at the
Methodist church. The morning ser
mon by the pastor will be on the sub
jcct Of "Ihe duty Of parents To chill
dren and of children 10 parents" The
{, evening will he occupied by an appro-
pirate children's service.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Braun and family,
, who came here a few weeks ago from
New York City, have decided TO locate
. for a time at Everett, where Mr.. Braun
has business interests. During their
: short stay here the young ladies have
T made many friends In social circles by
r whom they will be greatly missed.
Rev. +. w. 10y reports n most en-
: thusiastic and successful convention of
, the EpwOrth League Of New Whhtc0m
district at Coupeville during the past
: week. The delegates returned last
= evening on the Anna NJ. Pence, which
= was specially engaged 10 bring them,
= the WascO having been down at Ana
! cortes.
= OF course the Saturday afternoon tea
J. at the reading room yesterday was
+, very enjoyable affair. II could not be
= otherwise with such charming young
= ladies receiving. Following are the
> names Of those In charge: Miss Tom
, linson, Miss Tolcs, Miss Myrtle Tolesr
: Miss Laurie, Miss Braun, Miss sadie
= Braun and Miss Byrne. ON the state
flower question iifty-iivc votes were
cast, thirty-three being for the fhodo
dendron and twenty-five for the clover
N Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Donnelly rejoice
In the arrival at their home yesterday
- morning Of n bouncing baby boy. lie
ie h classed "a a heavy weight, having
m tipped the scales at over eleven pounds
T.. Under the circumstances DOnnellyl
=" recent agitation and disposition 10 ex
ar ert his influence 30 create an industria
~ revolution and paralyze the socla
Y; fabric may be excused Although h'
Al IL unquestionably in a very happy
OF frame Of mind and appears 30 be harm
ie less it may be just as well 10 watch hin
ld for few days lest, In the exhuhemnc
ls Of his feelings, he has Deadman's poin
nc loaded and fired again IN honor Of th
happy event. The recent explosion
* was little premature.