Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-04
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uay morning,
\, J, Pence went 10 Seattle on sun.
day morning.
r. NJ, smith, of Lmmi, was In tho
city yesterday,
Ellery Rogers il erecting shinple
mill nj lummi.
Hon, NJ. Anderson, Of Park, was In
the city yesterday.
Attorney J, G. MoFaddon il In Sc.
attic ON legal business.
George w. Boyd returned Yesterday
nom a business trip 20 Tacoma.
Mr., and Mrs. Il. $. Grandin returned
yesterday from visit 10 Seattle.
A. ID. Bonney has moved TO his new
residence on Twenty-second street.
w. {. Archer, n prominent real estate
man Of Vancouver, h. c., Ii In the city.
The schools opened yesterday with
an average attendance, after the Easter
vacation.
:, Friedman 4 Co. have bought the
stock of {. L. Roberts n Co., in the
Roehl block.
A carload of machinery, for Tacoma
parties, arrived over the Canadian Pa
ciiic yesterday
J. Austin, the shoe man, will remove
in day or two 10 the Miller block,
next 70 the postoflice.
Electrician Quimby, of the street rail-
way company, left for Seattle ON the
boat yesterday morning.
IL is reported that the Evening Times
has, or will In day or two, consolidate
with the Evening Express.
Miss Isabella Anderson has returned
from visit TO Seattle. where she has
been the guest of Mrs J. b. Agen.
Chief Engineer J. J. Donovan, of the
Bellingham Bay 4 Eastern, made
flying visit 10 Blue Canyon yesterday.
Six carloads Of logs arrived Yesterday
over the Bellingham Bay 4 British
Columbia railroad for the Cornwall
company.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Nj. Lowe died on Sunday afternoon.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon.
The Del Monte club will give another
of their select dances in the X. of L.
hall on Thursday evening. Street cars
after the dance.
r. r. Warmoth has sold his resi-
dence At Silver Beach 10 ]. A. Cook, of
the shingle manufacturing firm of
Cook & Clark.
Jos. Grsyson's new residence ON
Twenty-ffth street has been completed,
Snd Mr.. GTayson now sits under his
own vine and fig tree.
Weekly lectures will be given al the
public library hereafter instead of after
noon teas. Col. Adams, Of the Reveille.
promises the opening.
The Chuckanut quarry recently re-
ceived large order from Everett for
building stone, and the company has
nov 8 force Of eleven men at work.
Mrs. Frederick Hughes and family
viii leave for an extended tour through
the Eastern sistes and Canada, return
ing to Chicago for the Worlds fair.
City Superintendent Johnston has
been busily engaged during the past
few days examining the papers of the
graduating class Of the High school.
Deputy sheriff ConIn returned yes
terday from Steilacoom, whittier he
conveyed Ms Mary Bulmer and
Frank Hibbard sdjudged insane last
week.
The jury in the case of Pope against
Hildehrand, in the superior court. yes
terday returned verdict for the plain
tiff for $40. The case of Fred Lee vs.
John ElwOod, an action for defamation
Of character, il now on
The Hatch family, of san Francisco,
Maggie, Thomas, James and John, were
in town sunday and left Monday over
the Canadian Pacific for Chicago,
where they are to conduct a wood
working exhibit at the Worlds fair.
w r. Moultray, of Nooksack, was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Moultray is
operating shingle and lumber mill at
that place, and reports business good
and the outlook entirely favorable for
the lumber and single industry.
At meeting Of the members of st.
Pauls Episcopal church yesterday the
following vestrymen were elected: f.
c. Pettibone, Geo. +. Atkinson, j. $.
Watson. J. NJ. Hit, c. T. c. Keith, A.
w. Lane. ]. W. Morgan, ]. w. Ray
burn and Fl. II. Peirce.
City Engineer Adams thinks that it
would be good idea hereafter for the
city council, when letting street inn
provement contracts, to make a pro-
vision for the planting Of shade trees.
The additional cost he claims would
not be heavy, and "long felt want"
would he supplied.
The April session of the board of
county commissioners began yesterday.
The entire session was devoted to the
Ruby Creek trail question, and the
board listened to the arguments of
number of gentlemen favoring the pro-
position, among whom was Edward
Fischer, of the Beilinghsm Bay Inn.
provement Company.