Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-07
NO. 16t
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The burglar is abroad. Take care of
your diamonds.
DIR. West, of Mount Vernon. was in
town yesterday.
Issac Holland, of Spokane, is visit
ing his brother j. 5.
j. n. Mccoy and Oscar Fisher have
returned from Ruby Creek for the win
ter.
Mr.. i. Frankenburger returned yes
terday morning on the Premier from
Tacoma.
Capt. 5. A. Hoyt, of the steamer
Wasco, registered at the Fairhaven last
evening with party Of friends.
License to wed was issued by Auditor
Collier yesterday to Peter MofIat and
Miss Martha NJ. Bates, both of Lyn-
den.
j. NJ. Acheson, of the Pacific Cloth
ing company, left yesterday over the
{. j. II. for Chicago on IA three weeks
business trip.
Gam well d Warner yesterday filed
suit for Sl3S against the First Baptist
church Of Blaine for material furnished
for the building.
5. II. Converse, of Blue Earth City,
Mimi, passed the early part of the
week i'm this city looking after his prop
erty interests here.
Two dead horses lying on the beach
near the Bellingham Bay mill are Of
fensive to residents of that vicinity and
should he removed Immediately.
w. II. Amsden and II. Hobart Clark,
formerly residents of this city, arrived
A hnn fYit
them at the X. of =. Hall i'm the even
ing, which was largely attended by
their numerous friends.
Il. A. Davies, the rustling representa-
tive Of the monarch of Washington
dalies, the Seattle Post-lntelligencer, is
spending few days on the Bay. He
expresses great confidence that the Re
publican state ticket will sweep King
county by at least 5000 majority.
John A. Kellogg has entered upon
the study of law in the Office Of the
well-knOwn firm of Kerr d McCord.
MIR. Kellogg is IA graduate of the state
University Of Washington and enters
the study Of his chosen profession with
an excellent natural equipment aud
viii undoubtedly succeed.
Capt. ;. A. Hoyt, Of the Wasco, yes
terday gave AN excursion to to this city
To party of prominent Seattle people
consisting Of Mrs. Amos Brown and
daughters Brownie and Helen, ex-
Mayor Hall and wife and Miss Edna
Hall, and Miss +. n. Stetson. The
party stopped at the Fairhaven last
evening and will return today.
j. NJ. Miller aud family, who have
been residing at their ranch on Chuck
anut mountain for the past two years,
have moved into town and are now at
home i'm the Allen Campbell house on
| Donovan avenue. Mr.. and Mrs Camp.
bell and family will spend q few weeks
at the Miller homestead, 10 get the
country air.
Il. G.. Newman and G.. W. Howard
/ go TO East Sound tomorrow, where
they will speak at a political meeting
in the evening. A few days ago they
were announced to speak there on the
18th, which will be Sunday. Mr.. How
ard called the reporters attention 10
the error, merely ~ IA question of fact,
although I'm his opinion there is moth
ing in the doctrines of Republicanism
which could not with propriety be ex-
pounded from the pulpit
A signal Of distress flying from the
| Larrabee avenue school greatly alarmed
residents in the vicinity Of Happy Val
ley on Labor Day. An investigation
into its cause disclosed the fact that
the janitor in his patriotic zeal TO un.
furl the flag to the breeze in honor Of
that holiday had turned il wrong side
down. The mistake, however, was
taken as Ominous by the seven teachers
whose names adorned the Round Robin,
in view of the uncertainty that then
clouded the future.
+. &. Thomas is circulating petition
in behalf of the public library and read
ing room, praying the city council TO
take charge Of that worthy institution
and defray the expense Of keeping II
open. The petition sets forth the fact
that subscriptions 10 the cause have
fallen Off to such an extent that 1t Is
impossible to keep II open longer in
this way. The petition Is being quite
generally signed, only two IF. NJ.
Bourne and J. II. Ware refused TO
place their names upon 1t.