Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Jesse A. Frye and wife returned from
Seattle on the Premier yesterday morn
ing.
M. G. McDouga was passenger on
the Premier yesterday morning from
Seattle.
Messrs. Howard and Newman re-
turned from Seattle yesterday on the
Premier
Major NJ. NJ. Holmes, formerly de-
partment commander, arrived at the
Fairhaven from Seattle yesterday.
Owing to the G. A. II. convention,
the regular meeting of the city council
was postponed yesterday until Satur-
day.
George Noyes came down from Ev-
erett yesterday on business. He says
the Wetmore is not in it after seeing
the Bal more.
Captain w. G.. b. Grahame arrived
last evening on the Evangel from East
Sound, and leaves this morning for Sc
attic on the Premier.
DIR. G.. f. Mum, Of Seattle, arrived
in town yesterday on business con
nected with the enforcement of the
Chinese exclusion act.
Past Assistant Surgeon S. S. White,
Assistant Engineer Armin Hartrath
and w Nj Long, of the Baltimore, are
registered at The Fairhaven.
w. NJ. Long, S. S. White, r. NJ.
Doyle, w. b. Day and A. Hartrath, of
the Baltimore, were guests of the Cas-
cade club last evening and left for the
ship at 10 o'clock.
Persons desiring to visit the Balti-
more can take the steamer Brick at
Ocean dock every fifteen minutes
today. Fare for round trip between
the ship and dock will be % cents.
Judge |. ]. J. Lichtenberg of Seattle,
senior Judge of the Superior Court Of
King County, one of the best known
jurists of the Northwest, arrived yes
terday morning to attend the encamp-
ment.
Hardy & Munich have bought drug
store in Mount Vernon, and Mr.. Munich
is to leave for that town today to take
charge of the newly purchased stock;
The firm will remain AS heretofore, and
two stores will be operated.
The track was laid on the Blue
Canyon bunkers and the first load of
coal was dumped in last evening. Be-
fore the end of the week the company
will ship 200 tons of coal To Everett,
loaded from the new bunkers.
The Hotel De Haro at Roche Harbor
narrowly escaped destruction by fire
on Friday night last. The fire was
discovered at | o'clock in the morning
and was extinguished only after hard
struggle, lasting two hours.
w. A.. Hardy returned from Mount
Vernon yesterday. In addition to
purchasing a drug store, he bought a
long and hungry looking dog, which
he brought home for the purpose of
irving that new drink on him before
offering it to his customers.
H. A. Merriman, who has been Wis.,
iting his brother, ID. ii. Merriman, in
this city for two weeks past, left Mon
day on the steamer Queen for Alaska.
On his return he will go East from
Seattle, but intends to return to this
part Of the country soon, as he has
made extensive Investments in timber
lands and appreciates the great adj
vances to be made here.
The young ladies will give al after
noon tea at the free reading room next
Saturday. The state flower question,
40 far as the voice of the ladies of Fair
haven goes, will then be finally deter
mined. 1t is every lady's privilege to
vote Just as she pleases on the question
but ii she does not wish to throw her
vote away she should vote for the
clover or rhododendron. The issue Is
now squarely drawn between these two
flowers, and vote cast for any other i
wasted as utterly as vote for people
party candidates next November would
he