Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

afternoon.
Nels Anderson and Emma Burke, Of
| fufhaVen, were granted "A license To
wed 10y Auditor Collier yesterday.
James j. Hill, president OF the Great
! Northern, Is again en- route for the
| sound. He passed Great Falls Thurs
day.
The city pound, like Tophet, should
be open ana ready for score or 80 of
tagless CANNES which infest the
/ streets.
The steamer Reggie has been laid up
at Lake Nhatcom for several davs for
/ repairs, but Will resume her trips on
the lake today,
| Rev. ID. j. Pierce has accented the
/ pastOratc of new BAPTIST church or
| ganzed at SnohOmish during the re-
cent revival there.
/ ID. II. Mcrrimun writes from phiIa-
| dclphla that lac Is anxious 10 yet back
[ TO Puget sound, aud he will leave for
! falrhavcn May d.
The Fairhaven Foundry and Ma
chine Company are busily engaged IN
the construction of cars for The Blue
Canyon toul Company.
The county Democratic convention
meets today at ] O'Clock, in Purdy's
opera house, New Whatcom. The
con reHti0H viii number III dele
gates.
The Sunset Club has elected V. X.
lIendrcks, president; r. NJ. Porter,
secretary, and f. W. Moore, treasurer.
| The ctuO is reported as being in flour
| lSning condition.
Mrs, NJ. f.. Iammcl will erect scv-
crui cottages at iauktroc'4 point. Lake
/ Nhdtcum, TINS summer. Mrs. Hum
mel proposes To- make the place favor
l lle summer resort.
The Woman Society of the Coupre-
/ gallOnal church are planning for "a very
! Interesting entertainment Friday. the
/ 2Jth of this month. Further particu-
/ lars viii bc given later.
Mrs Hart will iuuugumtc the post
/ Lcutcn guties with select ball al the
I pavilion Monday evening. II wifi be
/ the social event Of the coming week.
I Excellent music will be in attendance.
The Thompson Mn Company are
engaged lu cutting lumber ON the ranch
I Of Hon. NJ. Anderson, at Park, Lake
] Whatcom, for the construction Of the
/ barge for the Blue Canyon Coal Com
Pany.
Mayor Mckenzie, NJ. G. McDougau
and Dr. Mckiunuu visited New WHAT
com last night and got measured fora
/ pair Of kits each, which being inter-
I preted means that they attended a
meeting of the Caledonian society.
/ Joseph l.. Parker, assistant editor Of
the Wool aud Cotton Reporter, and
also Of the United States Investor, pub.
| llshed in Boston, New York aud Phil
] adelphlA now on a tour Of the Pacific
cDrst, arrived at The Fairhaven yesJer-
I day.
J &. r. Morrison received an ugly cut
| on his foot last evening. lie was build
/ ing Il shed at the foundry when hand
axe fell from above, striking him on
the foot and cutting deep cash live
inches long. lie was taken tg Dr. Nc
| kiuuOn's Office.
/ The tunnel on the Monarch coal
mine at Lake WhatcOm h in Ii5 feet
The force has been increased, aud
I work Is progressing satisfactorily. The
company Will build three cottages At
"1he Aldcr-,' the lakeside residence
Of Frederick Hughes
The Lake Pudden road is in excellent
condition 80 far as 10 Is finished, and
VIII when completed be "a favOrlte IA
well aS an attractive drive. The final
completion ct the road depends largely
on the weather but Mr. Dickinson
hopes 60 turn IT, over 10 the city in
couple OF weeks.
DO not forget the afternoon tea at the
reading room today The principal
and teachers Of the Fourteenth street
schOOl-Mi-- Alexander, Miss North,
Miss Prentice, Miss Wcllmau, Miss
/ NoOdin aud Miss JOnes-will serve re-
/ frcshments aud entertain the guests
with AN Interesting program. The pro-
ceeds will be applied to the book fund.
I The Murphy Temperance Union IL
making SPECIAL preparations for sun
days afternoon meeting. Hon. Albert
! >. Cole, Of New Whatc0m, will speak
on practical temperance. A good musi-
cal program has been prepared for the
occasion. Major Cole Is AN eloquent
speaker and the meeting promises a. be
one Of the best held.
The Fourteenth street school was dis
missed yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
owing 10 q cess-pDOl iH The Heighb0r-
hood having been turned loose aud de-
iuging the school grounds. Mayor Nc
Keuzlr, who is the especial guardian
OF both teachers and pupils, instructed
the teachers 30 dismiss the schools
should the aroma arising rom the bath
which the school grounds received be-
come offensive. The party causing the
deluge took immediate steps TO abate
the nuisance.
Miss North, one Of the teachers Of tho
Fairhavcn schools, has planned an in-
tcrcstiug vacation trip to Japan fer the
coming summer. She viii cTuss the
Pacific on the first Canadian Pacific
steamer sailing from Vancouver after
the close Of school In June, arriving at
GnSah un in in ihc early part OF ! ally.
SHE Will pass several weeks in seeing
tne strange and if tercsting sights OF tie
realm OF he MikadO, visiting the great
cities OF AOkuhamn, Toxic, Ozaka and
kiOta. Her itluemry also embraces sev-