Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-16
NO. 169
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Rev. f. w. 10y returned to Blaine
yesterday.
Charles Wyatt has purchased the
yacht Mermaid.
Mrs. Emily Rhoads Hamilton, of
Anacortes, is at The Farhaven.
Tie Ladies' Euchre club will meet
with Mrs. DIR. Thomas this afternoon.
Z. j. Freygang and NJ. II. Feeney 20
TO Lake Whatcom on "a fishing eXcur-
sion today.
w. II. Sullivan, the merchant of
Olga, arrived in town on the Dispatch
yesterday.
G.. X. Hyatt, of Anacortes, was in
the city yesterday agitating the Ruby
Creek road.
The school board will today hold a
meeting for the election of a superin-
tendent of the city schools.
Il. Il. Bird yesterday received two
crates OF jars for use in putting up our
horticultural exhibit for the Worlds
Fair.
Samuel Slater has leased the billiard
room OF The Fairhaven. He is having
the tables repaired and everything
renovated.
A. +. Mills, operator of the Great
Northern telegraph line, has moved
his family from Whatcom into the
apartments over the depot.
John Black and Henry Wirth, who
went to Alaska last spring, have sailed
Tor home, and are expected to arrive
ually. Mr. Hendricks, who went with
them, will remain there.
Sunday, the 25th inst, will be a red
letter in the Congregational church.
Three of the secretaries of the Home
Missionary Society of that denomina-
uon, who will be in attendance upon
the state association at Spokane next
week, will be present.
Oscar Tweit, proprietor of the Capi-
tai saloon, was arrested for disOrdefly
conduct Tuesday night by Officer
Sloan and released on bail after cooling
oil few hours in the Jail. The hear
ing Will take place as soon rs Judge
curry returns from Orcas island.
Mr., Lawrence Engel, Of the firm of
Morris ~ Engel, of Blaine, is i'm the
city on business pertaining to the re-
building Of their shinglc mill which
was destroyed by fire last Monday. Mr..
Engel informed "a HERALD reporter
that the work Of reconstruction began
yesterday and that within three weeks
II would be completed.
DIR. G. =. Thomas, physician Of the
Blue Canyon mine, denies the state
ment contained in yesterdays HERALD
regarding the condition of John Fallon
when discharged from the hospital,
made upon his lkallon'sj authority.
Dr. Thomas declares that il il abso-
lutely false. He says Fallun was
kept in the hospital thirty-eight days,
while Wilson, whose burns were fully
as serious, was kept there only one
week.
Rev. Joseph Wolfe, of Wager, for
merly for seven years pastor Of the
Congregational church Of WhatcOm,
and organizer of the First COngrega-
tional church of this city, was In town
yesterday. He brought some fine
specimens of Hungarian prunes Of his
own cultivation. On one sprig thirteen
inches in length were fifteen large
prunes, four of which would make
quart. Mr.. Wolfe goes TO Seattle this
morning TO take the pastorate Of the
Brooklyn Congregational church.
The Busy Bees of the Episcopal
church gave Missionary Tea at st.
James hall last evening. The attend
ance was good and the entertainment
was successful in every respect. After
the tea Rev. Collier entertained the
audience with "A series Of magic lantern
pictures, illustrating the life Of Joseph,
with some comic pictures thrown in to
amuse the children. Marion Thum,
Catharine Kerr and Edith Applegate
rendered recitations and sale of fancy
articles was conducted by the little
folks.