Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-17

This is st. Patrick's Day In the morn-
ing.
Mrs. Koerdel went to Tacoma yes.
terday.
Judge |. n. Maxwell returned from
Seattle yesterday morning.
w. A. Woodin shipped carload of
shingles To Monmouth, III.
Miss B. Sundom burned her arm
| seriously yesterday afternoon while at
work IN the kitchen.
Superintendent Copeland, of the
Great Northern coast lines, passed
through the city yesterday
The superior court was engaged all
day yesterday with the trial of the case
OF the state vs. Frank Maicr.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f.. Downs went to
Seattle ye terday. They will return
before starting for New York.
Hook and Ladder Company No. |
Will give their second annual ball Fri.
day, March 18th, at Waldron's hall.
+. NJ. Bourne went TO Tacoma ves-
terday TO atteId the meeting of the
Democratic state central committee
Walter Percival Sheperd, G. f., de-
parted yesterday morning for Helena,
Montana, where he expects 10 remain.
q. M. Roberts, Of Blaine, was in
town yesterday on his way 10 Tacoma
to attend the meeting of the Demo.
cratic central committee.
Rolling stock of the Great Northern
coast line in bad order is now tagged
with the following placard 'This car
must go TO Happy Valley shops"
Andrew Crawford, William FLYNN.
Thomas and Joseph Farrell and An.
drew Mccormick went to Seattle yes
terday to attend the 81. Patrick's Day
celebration.
Mrs. Munro has received all the
latest patterns Of spring millinery, and
VIII have AN opening the week preced-
ing Faster. Corner of Maple aud For
est streets, New Whatcom.
meeting of the Fairhaven Yacht
club will be held Monday evening at s
O'Clock In the city hall. The purpose
OF the meeting Is to take action on the
new measurement and racing rules.
The Bellingham Bay Athletic Asso.
cation has announced "A hand ball
tournament to be played # not less
than ten entries are received. The en-
tries Will close March -. The tOurna-
ment Is open to members only and the
entrance fee IL fifty cents. The prize
offered Is a set Of wOrsted tights
A report was brought in by "A passen-
ger on the Island Belle Yesterday that
gold bearing quartz had been discov-
cred on Orcas island. No details will
he given until the necessary steps have
been taken 10 secure title TO the land
upon which 10 was found.
1t is getting to be quite the thing
ihnong the capitalists Of the Bay cities
70 nave ranch on the islands. The
latest victim of the craze is f. Alex.
Of the HERALD. who has
purchased forty acres on Orcas island,
near Point Lawrence, Of g. n. Culver.
Captain Harmon, the English diver
who surveyed the FormOsa, states the
waters Of Bellingham bay are much
colder and wetter than the waters of
The straits, on account Of the ice.water
from the mountains coming down
through the Nooksack.
About twenty-five members of the
Young Mems Institute left on the Citv
Of Seattle yesterday morning to witness
the celebration of st. Patrick's Day bv
the lrish-Americaus Of Seattle. Among
the number were T.. &. Mccormick.
Charles Iurn, Peter Ahern and Thomas
Cody.
Thomas Anderson was arrested by
Sheriff Requa at the Stockholm yester-
day, on charge OF insanity, and adj
Judged insaDe upon hearing before
Judge Winn. Anderson came from
county and Is about IS
years old. His hallucinalion IL belief
that he is pursued with murderous in
tent.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Kinney and
child returned yesterday from the East
Mrs. Kinney having been absent nearly
= year with her people in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Kinney left here early in December
10 join his wife In that city. He re-
turns after three months recreation
with perceptIble increase in avoirdu-
pois, and like all persons, who spend
away from here, Is glad
enough 10 get back.
While In Seattle last week George A.
Black saw Edgewood Folks presented
by the Alba Haywood company, and
be declares that II is the best entertain
nent he has seen In the past I've years.
md he has seen many pretentious com
Danies during that time. He has seen
Sol Smith Russell I'm this piece. and
kinks Haywood superior 10 him iu
many particulars. The governor has
10 hesitation In commencing this en-
TO the amusement-loving
esldents Of the Bay, and says that no
ne who attends will ever regret II.