The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

~ murray went to Seattle
tuesday and will return tomorrow
Firecrackers, flags, torpedoes. or
aages, lemons and pop at Will Fowle's
Child's white dresses and few lin.,,
busters for ladies at "a sacrifice at MIR
rays. =.
MIR. M. Gilloh nnon, of Waldro,
isiaiid, was in the Harbor last Sa,ur.
day.
Mr.. c. III. Showers, of East Sound
paid us friendly visit the first of the
week.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. w. Dightman.
made flying trip to Seattle the first
of the week.
The Thompson brought in eighteen
Cinnamon, yesterday, who are to work
in the cannery.
Mr.. Chas Greenberg, of Greenberg
Bros, New Whatcom, was in town the
first of the week.
Mr.. P. Graignic, the well known
Waldron island herring fisherman was
in town last Friday.
Mr.. A. Chalmers and his son Bert
came over from Doe Bay Monday, i'm
their yacht, "Juanita."
Nash & Coffin are receiving new
goods right along and will sell them
cheap for cash or trade. If
The county commissioners will meet
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in July, or July End.
Have you tried any of the Argyle
Milling Co.'S rolled oats. For sale by
Nash & Coffin at soc per lob sack. If
Pat Welch, Ed Delaney and DIR. KEEL
ley went over to Waldron island, Tues
day afternoon, for few days outing.
Miss Lillian Sutherland, of East
Sound, was a passenger on the Thomp-
son last Friday, OH her way home from
Seattle.
Nash & Coffin are offering, this week,
best brooms Soc; Economy coffee, the
best package coffee OH the market, for
Soc a pound. If
Mr.. Fred Garrison, formerly drug
gist of this place, but now of Sumas, is
shaking hands among his old cronies
here this week.
Bert Chalmers sloop, Juanita, of Doe
Bay, and Bruce Willis's Brenda. will
be competitors in the yacht race at East
Sound July 4th.
Mis-. Marchand, of Silver Beach,
Lake Whateom, who has been visiting
friends here for the past few days re-
turned home last Friday.
Mr.. NJ. F. Spencer, representing a
farming machinery house of Portland,
has been working among the farmers
of San Juan the past week.
A Grand Celebration will be held
July 4th on Mt. Constitution. All
lunch baskets and luggage will be taken
up the mountain in wagons.
Mrs. G.. w. Stone, of New Whatcom,
who used to run a millinery business
here, has returned home afte: il briel
visit among her old friends here.
John Foster was over from Waldron
the first of the week on business. lie
made THE ISLANDER office pleasant
call and renewed his subscription.
lust received a full line of fine suits.
Will sell cheap. Now is your time TO
buy. Don't fail to call on me. j.
Greenberg, Spring street, opposite the
postoffice.
J. w. Fox, of Olga, will ship over
$500 worth of strawberries this season.
He has already realized over $500 from
his shipments. He will enlarge his
bed next season.
Mr.. James J. Doyle has accepted a
nositi,n with the Island Packing Co.
TO act AS first mate OH the comp my :
steamer "Michigan". He will assume
his duties OH July LIST.
Don't forget the Excursion to Seattle
Port Townsend and Bellingham Bay
on the Lydia Thompson from July "a
to 9Th. Round trip tickets to Seattle
$3.50; to the Bay, S1.OO.
MFR. Carl Stewart, assistant to Kew
w. Dickson, was in the Harbor tues
day, on his way to Seattle to attend
confirmation there. He made THE
ISLANDER pleasant Call.
The Little Gem moping machine Is
da;sv You will fall in love with it al
first sight. Now you can keep your
floors clean with but very little work
For sale by the San Juan Trading co.
One of the largest stocks of Dry Goods
over brought to the Harbor will arrive
this week for the San Juan Trading 20
IF YOU know a good thing when yot
see it call and inspect them ana yo'
are sure to buy.