Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-18
NEW WHArOoM NOTES

c. A. McLennan returned yesterday
| from Seattle.
DIR. Daniel is to leave for Chicago on
Thursday.
Work on the Everson bridge is pro-
crossing nicely.
Charles BOardman returned yester-
day from visit to Everett.
County Auditor Collier left yester-
day for Harrison Hot Springs.
The Building d Loan Association
will hold meeting this evening.
The First Baptist church gave very
pleasant social on Saturday evening.
Frank IL. Richards and J. w. Ro-
maine returned yesterday from up
Sound.
Superintendent J. b. Copeland, of
the Great Northern, arrived in town
yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Conlin returned Sun
day from Walla Walla whittier he con-
veyed Frank Biles.
Councilman Likins is again able to
be out, after being confined to his room
from an attack of La grippe.
Councilman Arnold returned from
Patos island, where he is constructing
lighthouse, on Sunday evening.
Miss LenOra Lash, sister of Mrs.
| ID. Z. Jacobs, is expected from San
Francisco soon to spend the summer
here.
Judge de Mattos is to occupy the
corner room on the ground floor of his
building. He will have the finest law
office in the city.
T J Dooley, formerly of this city, but
now prosecuting attorney of Snohomish
bounty, is dangerously ill of pneu-
monia at Everett.
The case of c. II. Mcknight against
f. w. de Lorimier aud others, occu.
pied the attention of the superior court
all day yesterday.
Miss Katie jackson and Mrs. Jack
son are TO leave today over the North
ern Pacific for Chicago, where they
will spend the summer.
The City of Seattle had eighty tons
of freight yesterday morning, includ-
| ing a large lot of iron work for the
Nooksack river bridges.
The county commissioners returned
| yesterday from visit to Saxon, where
they inspected the lumber on school
section 10, township 81, range 8.
f. NJ. Wood has filed his bond for
/ the construction of the approaches to
the Nugent's Ferry bridge, with j. III.
Stenger and F. G. Pettibone as sure
| ties.
City Attorney Neterer, Councilman
Taylor and City Clerk Mcintosh re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Har-
risOn Hot Springs, where they spent
Sunday.
! l.. A. Wheeler, of the Bellingham
| Bay yacht club, came up from Mount
| Vernon Saturday and will return to-
day. He is putting up new shingle
mill at that town.
The only new case filed in the county
clerks office yesterday was that of ).
NJ. Winchester VS.. o. Holm ct al, to re-
cover S25l.70. a writ of attachment
was issued in the case.
The Young Peoples Societies of
/ Christian Endeavor of Fairhaven and
New Whatcom will hold union meet
! ing at the Christian church, on c
street, New Whatcom, this evening
at 1880.
Miss Nellie HALEY, residing on c
street, was seized with "A violent attack
! VI hiONpuShS gtSlCluiN. MtulCbl blu
was called and after four hours suffer
ing which nearly proved fatal, she was
relieved.
! Lighthouse theater was well filled
last night TO witness the performance
of "Uncle Hiram" 10y the Aaron
Woodruff troupe. The play was fairly
well rendered, and took well with the
audience.
There will be "a meeting of the So
home w. &. II. u. on next Friday,
April 2l, at the residence of Mrs. Com.
stock, on Hill street, near Gladstone, nj
3 O'Clock y. IN. Everybody IN respect
fully invited TO attend.
r. Edgerton, arrested on Sunday for
being drunk, was yesterday fined o.
and costs, amounting Ia Sia20, Edgel,
ton subsequently preferred charge "
assault againt Thomas Moore aud WI.
liam Fitzpatrick, but they were dia.
charged.
II. q. Dcsautcls aud wife, who were
arrested In san Francisco short time
since on charge OF smuggling opium,
arrived yesterday morning nom lh.
coma, bail having been furnished AT
that place by Senator Richards aud J
w, Romano.
IA special meeting of the Ladies' Aid
of the Trinity NJ. T.. church, will I've
held at the residence of Mrs. Watson.
on Harrison street, on "Wednesday.
April ~, nj Up. m. The ladies arc NJ.
specially urged to I've pp,sent. and
requested 90 bring SCisSnrs thimhla ana