Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-08
NEW wHATooM NOTES

Mrs. Richard Fenton is recovering
from a slight sickness.
Judge Green, of the North Fork, was
in town on business trip yesterday.
Frank York is building a very neat
residence in the Eureka addition.
The name of Brennan station has
been changed to North Bellingham.
Z. S. Hincks is the new and efficient
clerk to the board of county commits
sioners.
J. Hannum Jones, the versatile editor
of the Nooksack Reporter, was in the
city yesterday,
Lieut.. Col. Atkins has been APP
pointed ID. c. by his Exeellency
Governor McGraw.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Andrew J. Lowe and Matte B.
Middestall, both of Edison.
Since the opeuing of Dock street this
thoroughfare is used almost exclu-
sively to and from the dock.
]. Loveall, of the firm of Loveall
Bros, shingle manufacturers of Go
shen, was in the city yesterday.
Preparations are being made 10 raise
the grade of the street railway on Elk
street in places where the trace has set
tied.
Chas. Glover, of Ypsilanti, stock
holder in the Globe Mill company, is
in the city, and will remain for some
months.
II. O'Connor, agent of the Canadian
Pacific, is in Port Townsend and is ex-
pected back on the City of Seattle this
morning.
w. Brisbin has been elected assistant
chief of the fire department in place of
j. C. Allen, who has succeeded Conrad
Mayer as chief.
]. W. Casey, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee x st.
Paul railroad, was in town yesterday
and left for Seattle.
A. I. Fazon, of Goshen, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Fazon reports
farm work much retarded, owing to
heavy rain of the past week.
Jack Dwyer and Con Sullivan were
each fined 81 and S7.S5 costs in Justice
Broyles' court yesterday for fighting
on Elk street Thursday night.
The Y. P. S. c. f. of the Prepby-
terrain church will give a social on
Monday evening in the church to
which all the parish are invited.
Drummer, the jeweler, has exchanged
his Eureka addition property for fif-
teen acres at the head of Lake Whatcom
where he will conduct fruit ranch.
Richard Fenton is planting ten acres
of prunes adjoining the Eureka addi-
tion, and proposes to have a valuable
suburban home there within a few
years.
AchiIle Simelanoa and Cecilia Raro-
yakr, both Indians of the Lummi tribe,
received license to wed yesterday and
the knot was subsequently tied by Rev.
Father BOulet.
G. A. Wyatt, of the steamer Reggie,
reports good business on the lake and
the outlook for future business excel
lent, owing to the number of new log
ging camps going in.
w. J. Snodgrass, of Oregon, who
was here several months ago looking
for an available mill site, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to Okanagon county, where he has four
large mills now running.
VIM. Mckee, with his wife and baby.
will leave within few days for South
ern California where they will remain
until the health of the baby is inn
proved. Mr.. Mckee hopes to be able
TO arrange for his return 10 this city
within a few weeks.
City Treasurer Isensee's new residence
at the corner of Thirteenth and Henry
streets is approaching completion. 1t
Is handsome two story structure with
stone foundation, and il viii be a great
addition to this portion Of the city.
Martin Seirsdorfer Is the contractor.
Rev. Mr.. Floyd. Of the Presbyterian
church will, by request, take for his
subject Sunday morning, SUNDAY and
the Worlds Fair" or The New Front
Of the Old Conflict In the evening
he will consider the last of the New
Testament Graoes, as disclosed by st.
Paul.
Osterman & Elders general store,
and the postoffice in the same building
were burglarized Thursday night. The
cash drawers were rifled Of their con-
tents. and lot Of goods Of various
kinds taken. the value Of which is not
yet known There Is no clue 10 the
I perpetrators