Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-24
Weather Bureau Forecasts
Tuesday 49, Occasional showers. We'd
1esday-Falr: warmer.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

"A new resJauThnl ~ 10 DE opened on
Harris street, below Twelfth.
Money TO loan on real estate; no de-
lay. II. i. Beyans, Mason block.
J. Alsop boarded the City Of Seattle
yesterday for Il business trip to the
Queen City.
A talented soprano has been engaged
by the OratOriO club management TO
sing at the May musical festival.
Ward, the shoe man, Is Off on n two
weeks vacation, taking In the Victoria
celebration, and the principal Sound
cities.
w. Nj. Mcleod, the prosperous
farmer from Custer, visited the city
yesterday and shook hands with his
many friends.
f.. &. Davis, clerk OF The Foirhaven,
leaves tor Seattle tomorrow TO meet
Mrs. Davis, who has been visiting
friends In the East.
J. NJ. Warriner, the undertaken, Il
having his large building on the corner
Of Fourteenth and Mill neatly dressed
with a new coat Of paint
Mrs. j.. a. Dunn and family left yes
terday for Seattle, where they propose
joining Mr. Dunn, who occupies a lu-
crative position at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Jas. 5. Emerson aud little boy
Jack left over the G.. +. road on Sun
day. They will view the Worlds fair
and afterwards extend their trip To Ire
land, where Mrs. Emers0n's parents
reside.
Sewing day at the Children's Home
each Wednesday afternoon IL becoming
one of the growing attractions for the
ladies, who not only spend pleasant
hour or two together, bat greatly aid tn
relieving the duties Of the matron
Mrs. Hannah Banks left yesterday
for Oakland TO visit her son, who l.
connected with one Of the largest cicc.
trio motor companies In California.
Mrs. Banks anticipates benefit from her
trip on the Unatilla.
w. u. Knisely and Walter Gillette
left by the Canadian Pacific yesterday
f. r Chicago Mr.. Gillette will remain
ia Chicago and Mr.. Knisely will go to
his home at Mifilin, Pa, after taking
In the sights at the big fair.
Frank Carraher, Of Orcas island, who
IL visiting the city, las been In this
''hi'' y "Dphb WV lthI5 anu ~ lltktH
the poor reporters heart swell with
pride t0 hear his enthusiastic dcscrip
tions Of the agricultural lands tributary
To- Fairhaven.
Notwithstanding the disagrccable
weather yesterday over forty Fair.
/ haven pleasure.seckers took passage on
the Seh0tne, proposing 10 attend the
celebration Of the queens seventy.
fourth birthday at Victoria. "GOd
Bless the Queen"
Mrs. Frank Perrin aud child were
among those who stepped from yester.
days's train. Mrs. Perrin has b en- Wis
iting In Oregon for the past three
months, ana while she has fad a most
enjoyable time, still says that there IL
no place like home.
The North Pacific, which took the
City Of 5eattie's run Monday, arrived
in Seattle nearly three hOu late,
which neccssitated the Seattle taking
the run yesterday In order not TO miss
a trip. Passengers report very rough
weather In the straits.
The veteran war dogs, both blue and
gray, will bury the hatchet and hold
memorial services in the Presbyterian
church Sunday at 3 y. m. The Rev.
ID. q. lie SOurd, presiding elder Of the
Methodist church, will preach upon
the commandment Love thy neigh.
bor IA thyself" The public are in
vited toattend.