Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-22
NEW wHATCoM NOTES

G. l.. Warner and wife leave today
for Kaslo, b. C..
No new cases were filed with the
county clerk yesterday.
Simon f. Kildall is out again after a
narrow escape from pneumonia.
w. c. Willox is having plate glass
windows put in his Holly street block.
The city engineer yesterday estab-
lished the grade of WilloX alley, of
Holly street
/ Bishop Wells confirmed another
large class at st. PauPs Episcopal
church last evening.
The funeral of John Marshall, MUIR
deTed near Sumas on Wednesday night,
took place yesterday.
/ George w. Merriam, who has been
i'll for the past few days from an attack
Of la grippe is recovering.
Miss Beale, of the Reveille office,
leaves this morning on the City of
Seattle for Southern California.
Cook Il Clark's shingle mill at Silver
Beach has started up again, but ship
ments are seriously retarded by lack
of cars.
a logger named Dorr was brought in
from Jameson's camp yesterday suffer
ing from an axe wound in his foot. DIR.
Kelly dressed the wound.
A spur a mile i'm length is being put
in by the Seattle, Lake Shore Il East
eTn at Saxon for the accommodation of
the lOggers in that vicinity.
Il. Matsuo, the Japanese curio mer-
chant, received a consignment of goods
yesterday which came over on the last
trip of the Empress of Japan.
The people of Lummi have built a
road from the town to the railroad
track, and are now able to go to and
from the depot with a wagon.
A team belonging to Croft, the liv-
eryman, attempted to run away on
Holly street yesterday afternoon They
We're soon stopped, and no damage re-
suited.
Captain Wyatt, of the Lake What
com steamer Reggie, reports good bust
ness on the lake. The Blue Canyon
Company is bringing down 240 tons of
coal daily.
The painters in the city hall are rub
bling down the finish on the paint
work and promise that the building
will be ready for occupancy by the LIST
of May.
DIR. H. j. Birney was called to
bloomington, ILL.,, yesterday by receipt
of telegram announcing the serious
illness of his wife, who has been visit
ing friends there.
The Great Northern is putting in a
side track at Marietta for the convent
ence of shippers from that point, prin-
cipally from the new Rogers d Pence
shingle mill
Deputy United States Marshal Big
Glow, of Seattle, was in town yesterday
visiting old time acquaintance and
summoning jurors for the United States
federal court.
The Oratorio club has decided to pro-
duce the opera Creation, and rehearsals
will be begun at once. Prof Sperati
will have charge of the preparation and
presentation.
Captain J. l.. Fisher, of the bark
Ophir, now loading at the Cornwall
mill for China, is to be married tonight
to Miss Sadie Sewer, at $50, i'm st.
Paul's church.
John H. Miller, convicted of assault
in Justice Hardin's court a week or so
ago, and who appealed the case, yes
terday appeared in the superior court
and paid his fine and costs, amounting
to S31 20
The famous Christian Endeavor
pledge will be discussed at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning. The
GROWING of Solomon will be described
in the evening. A chorus under Mr..
Capp will henceforth lead the singing.
John Wood, who has recently re-
turned from Honolulu, is to leave the
coming week for Chicago, where he is
interested with Captain J. l.. Byron in
a steamboat to run between the city
and the Worlds fair.
The case of johnson d Craine VS. the
estate of Edward Eldridge occupied the
attention of the court and a jury all
day yesterday. The suit was brought
in settlement of contract for laying
the tile driveways of the Eldridge lie.
sidence, and the defendants allege that
the contract was not satisfactorily per-
formed. Yesterday afternoon the court
and jury visited the grounds and in
spected the work.