Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-02-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Thomas Henderson arrived from
Tacoma yesterday.
7. IL. Carpenter and wife went to
Everett yesterday.
Look ut the special prices in Baum's
weekly corrected list.
John NJ. Plat, the Anacortes banker
was ia town yesterday.
Mrs. Lyons returned to her home i'm
lfllengburg yesterday.
Andrew Anderson's home has been
gladdened by the advent of IA son.
G. II. Adsit, "a prominent real estate
dealer OF Seattle, Is at The Fairhaven.
The Y. Nj. /. social this evening will
be great social event. Don't mlss It.
The trustees Of the Children's Home
held their regular meeting yesterday
afternoon.
Street Commissioner Roll employed
his force yesterday In cleaning the
snow from the sidewalk to the LARA
bee school.
Many fine specimens of coke and coal
have been recently Received from the
falrhaven mine.
The tug Ella, which broke her shaft
on Monday night, will have new one
put Ia at the lake today.
The tug Reggie left for the mine last
night with n scOw which she was 10
TOW down loaded duriug the night.
Percy w. Rochester, of Seattle, was
In the city yesterday, after donationso OF
material lor the Washington Worlds
lair building.
President Downs aud Chief Engineer
Donovan, OF the Blue Canyon COM
pany, go 10 the mine tins morning TO
look over their business on the lake.
Baum's weekly aud corrected price
list appears IN this issue on page iour.
Read Il. Our prices are published in
tins paper ON Wednesday OF each week.
The Young Mems Institute COM
meinorates the anniversary OF It's or.
ganilatlun with IA social entertainment
and ball at WaldrOn's hall this even
ing. No eilurt Is being spared by the
young men TO make it the most pleas.
ant social event Of the season.
One theory for the phenomenal and
prolonged cold weather that has frozen
our roses and growing Strawberries il
lhati In It's recent brush with Biell's
comet, the axis OF the earth was
changed, aud That the north pole is
now somewhere ia the vicinity of
l Puget sound.
! The JanitOr Of the Fourteenth street
school rang the tell yesterday morning
50 furiOu5ly That IL was taken for IA lire
alarm. OIlicer Edwards fired IA couple
Of shots aud someone commenced
pounding on the triangle at the rear of
Ihe Fairhayen. IL was discovered TO
be false alarm before the hrenen
turned out.
The chinook has been trying to yet
down 10 Us for two or three days. 1ne
clouds have been driven northward
indicating that the currents of theupper
atmospheric regions were from the
south. But down here the wiud con.
tinues to come down from the snow
covered mountain ranges TO the north.
ward.
Monthly dues of the Belingham
Home lOr Children are now due. Dues
can De PAID by remittance 10 the treas
urer, Mrs 4. y. Larrabec, or at the
Coluh6ia National bank, In New
WhatcOn aud the CiLIzenis Bank. of
fairhaven. Everybody Is requested TO
pay up promptly as the home is in
n, cd Of the funds.
NJ. Garvin, formerly of this city, who
now has "A large contract on the Everett
& Monte Cristo railroad, Is at The Fair.
haven. lie Is building all the bridges
ia thirty eight-mile section of the
rOad about forty y-seven in number. lie
reports That the completion Of the road
has been greatly delayed by blockades
aud wasnouts aud does not expect to
see the road in oper.tion before next
summer.
Health Officer Streeter, yesterday re-
ceived word that the nurse who had
been caring for the small pox patient at
han started ior Eairhaven. The doctor
kept a sharp look out for him aud was
down at the depot when the train ar
rived but did not discover the suspect
and it IL probable that he did not ar
rive.
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