Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

J. J. Routledge, Of Blaine, is at The
FhiThaven.
Mrs. w. II. WELDON has gone to Se-
attic for visit.
Engineer a. G. Scurlield, Of the
Great Northern, was in town yester-
day.
Captain f.. IL. Smith, the Robinson
Crusoc of Malta island, is in the city
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland G.. Gamwell,
who have been In Portland for the past
two weeks, are expected home today.
j. j. Edens, of Gucmes Island, IL
well-kH0wn citizen OF Skagit county,
was in town yesterday, the guest Of
his brother-in-law, Hugh Eldridge.
j. VI. Acheson returned yesterday
from two weeks trip TO Washington,
Iowa, whittier he was called by the
Illness Of his father whom he left con-
siderably improved.
All property holders who have kicks
to make against the city assessment
should get in and make them now or
forever bold their peace. The city
council is now convening each day as
board Of equalization.
Mrs. G. a. Kellogg has gone TO Se-
attic, To he gone ten days or two weeks.
While there she will attend the COM
mencement exercises of the state
University. Her son, Mr.. John A.
Kellogg, will he graduated this spring.
The y. =. :. will give a Boquet
Social at the Baptist hall, on Four
teenth street, near Mill avenue, this
evening, May l3. A good program
is prepared and refreshments Will be
served. The small sum of l5c will be
charged. Everybody cordially in
vited.
ID. w. Felt started for Minneapolis
via the Canadian Pacific railroad yes
terday, to be absent from his business
in this city about month. lie goes
10 move his family from the Gopher
state To Fuirhaven. lie has leased the
Gest residence on Fourteenth street, I'm
which he will establish his household
upon his return.
The ladies Will give another of their
popular Saturday afternoon entertain-
mcnts tomorrow. In addition TO the
refreshments and interesting musical
program, polls will be open r voting
upon the selection of "A state Hover.
Both gentlemen and ladies are invited
to participate in the balloting.
Grand President J. f. Smith and
Grand Secretary George \. Stanley, Of
the Young Mems Institute, both Of San
Francisco, will arrive at Fairhaven to-
day on an official visit to Union Coun-
eli No. i52, Of the Y. VI. I. Of Fair
haven. President Smith is distin-
guished attorney Of San Francisco.
The concert Of the New York Sym
phony club, for the benefit Of the Fire
mems Relief Fund, at Thistle's opera
house last evening, although not
patronized with the liborality II de-
served, was much higher class mus
ical entertainment than is often wit
messed outside Of the larger cities. The
violin performances Of Charles Higgin-
son were wonderful, and every member
Of the club is a true artist.
G. y. Larrabee has received from p.
A. WOOlley "A letter announcing that
the Shingle Manufacturers aud Dealers
Association Of Washington and Oregon
desire to meet at The Fairhaven at 8
O'Clock "A. IN. next Tuesday, and re-
questing that suitable quarters for the
meeting be arranged In advance. ft
was through the efforts Of Mr.. WoOlley
that Fairhaven was chosen as the
meeting place Of this important organ
ization. The selection was most APP
propriate as Whatcom countyis rapidly
taking rank a. the leading county Of
the Northwest i'm the production of
shingles. The greater number of the
shingle men are expected to arrive
Monday preceding the meeting.