Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOOAL AND fEh6ONAL
George Harsha, of Seattle, is here
again.
Mrs. George Ames has returned from
the East.
f. NJ. Caldwell, of Tacoma, is at the
Fairhaven.
j. j. Pendleton, of Seattle, arrived in
town yesterday.
Court Reporter +. III. Van Ormand
has returned from visit to Iowa.
T.. NJ. Nettleton, of Covington, Va, a
friend of B. B. Seymour, is in the city.
Mayor Mckenzie goes to Vancouver
today to attend the Dominion Day eel
ebration.
George Il. Dorr and wife are happy
over the arrival of their first-born, u
nine-pound girl.
Rev. L. w. Applegate and wife are
in Tacoma attending the convention of
the Women's Auxiliary of the state.
Miss Katie Christman, an old friend
and schoolmate Of Mrs. 5. III. Keeler,
from Minneapolis, is visiting with Mrs.
Keller.
Six logging trucks for the B. B. d +.
from the o. i. shops in Seattle, arrived
last evening. Four more are expected
Saturday.
Joseph Matthews, who is now run
ming the plumbing department of the
Gates d Fraser Company's Everett
store, came to town yesterday after his
family.
Cars ON the Fairhaven and New
Whatcom street railway now run to
the lake every thirty minutes from $50
a. m. The last car leaves Silver Beach
at 10 p. m.
Thomas Cole and wife, of San Fran
cisco, are at The Fairhaven and leave
today with their daughter, Miss Cole,
who has for several weeks past been
visiting Miss Stangroom.
J.H. Bolles, of New York, is at The
Fairhaven with his sisters, Miss A. M.
Bolles and Miss Il. Il. Bolles. Mr..
Bolles Is one of the owners of the fa-
nous Molie Gibson mine at Aspen,
Colorado.
There is happiness and fine boy
baby in the household of A. II. Lyche,
of the Fairhaven grocery. The little
one arrived yesterday and of course the
proud father steps high and wears his
widest smile.
There are 6,375 signatures on the
seventy-fve coupon bonds comprising
the issue sold TO the Washington I'm
provement Company-3,150 by the
mayor, the same number by the clerk
and 75 by the treasurer.
Rev. Anderson, of the Norwegian
Danish M. +. church, went yesterday
to Stanwood, where he will participate
in the campmeeting Of his denomina-
ton, which begins July 8. This will
be the first campmeeting Of this curch
ever held on the Pacific coast.
w. ID. Mckay has returned from an
extended tour through the agricultural
and mining regions Of Eastern WASH
ington. He saw the famous Palouse
country in all its glory and was con-
vinced that the half had not been told
concerning IL. Mr.. Mckay will leave
in about week for Portland where he
will accept a responsible position In
wholesale dry goods house.
Mrs. Nestelle, wife of l.. w. Nestelle,
of this city, who had for oyer two years
been hopeless sufferer from injuries
received in wreck on the Northern
Pacific railroad, died ON the Goth of
this month at the home of her sister in
st. Johns, Mich. Her husband left
here for St Johns about two months
ago upon receipt of intelligence that
she was failing and remained at her
bedside until her death.
The new racing yacht built by o. e.
Garland and named the Ripple, was
launched last evening from the Hill
WELDON wharf In the presence Of a
large number Of citizens and many
ladies'. AS she slipped off the end OF
the wharf an enthusiastic cheer was
sent up from the assembled crowd for
the success of the first racing yacht
added TO the Fairhaven club. After
the very successful launch party of
friends Of Mr.. Garland accepted his in
vitation TO take trial trip In the new
boat and enjoyed short sail about the
bay. Some slight changes will be
made i'm the set of her sails and the
balance of her rigging added today,
after which she will be fully prepared
10 take part In the coming races 1T
Anacortes and on this bay. The new
yacht Is "a feet over all and feet
beam, fitted with an iron centerboard
having drop Of seven feet. She was
built from plans purchased In the East
and is expected to be fast sailer.