The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-05-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Z. o. Aspass and wife are cool,in,
: at Cowell's lime works.
Jas. Blake and daughter. Hannah
were over from Lopez Tuesday.
The Utopia brought in a ouantit,
OF tin, for the cannery Sunday.
MI Wesley Warner, of Lonez
was county seat visitor last week
The Annual Pioneers Reunion will
be held at Seattle on June 4th, 1895.
Josh Wotton has sold the Suctlif
place, to Mrs. Mary A. Tooley of Ne
braska.
The San Juan Trading Co. has
purchased an acre of ground, OF
Patsy Madden, at the Four Corners
and expect to put in a General Store
III the near future.
SO many people have the Crime
TINS week that we will not attempt to
give their names.
Mrs. Ethel Moore, Of Whatcom
visited with heraunt, Mrs. T. ]. Walker
during the past week.
THE dance at the South End. last
Friday night, was not as we'll attended
as it might have been.
i can; do; will sell Merchandise.
cheaper than my competitors can buv if.
Come and see-MURRAY.
-Let'the Eagle scream. Slipin your
Hides, Pelts and Furs. Prices raising
r. [. MORSE, Whatcom, Wash.
Nash u Coffin, General Merchants
located at Argyle, are going out of bust
ness. See their ad. i'm this issue.
Judge J. r. Winn has gone to Mis-
souri, and Kentucky ON n visit. Judge
Humes will officiate during his absence.
Mrs. Joseph Hilton, of Olga, and
her two sons, ARIEL and Murray, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Blair, last
week.
In private, letter to the editor
Geo. A. Ellsperman saws that he is
now riding bicycle and weighs 179
pounds.
I sell child's loves at Sc per pair
Chila's Rubbers at 10c per pair. Child'e
shoes 40c, best 81 25. Ladies gossimer
coats 25c each-MURRAY.
Mr.. p. z. Peiser. first-class photo
crapher, of Seattle, will set mp lis tent
in Friday Harhor, and he ready for
business on or about the 18th inst.
e. D. Davidson, of Sandy. Point,
Lopez island, was summoned to the
bedside of daughter, who is very sick
at her home in Garfield county, last
Saturday
Senator F. G. Harper has contrihu-
ted SO toward the subscription fund,
which is being raised to open the pro-
nosed SIlagit trail to the Slate Crt elk
mining country.
How does this suit you? Com
mencing Monday, May the 18th, until
Sunday. May the 10Th, we will sell any
suit in the house for $40. GREENBERG
BROS, New Whatcom.
j. C. Clinton is erecting building
which he will use Tor printing office.
He expects to start monthly farm
paper, to he known as the Washington
Farmer" in the near future.
Mr.. Phillips, a Seattle attorney,
was i'm the county looking up the re
cords and investigating some of the
real estate transfers cOnsumated by the
once well known Rev. S. r. S. Gray.
You want to he OH time to take
advantage of the $40 Snit Sale. Such a
chance was never before offered in
Whatcom county. To miss this sale
you miss your life. GREENBERG BROS
| New Whatcom.
A man by the name off. b. Smith,
from the mainland, was asking aims, IN
the Harbor, the first of the week. he
was afflicted with ST. Vitus Dance and
ehorea of the vocal organs. If none OF
his talk or gyrations "were put" OH lie Is
a fit subject for pity.
We are panied to chronicle the
Death of Mrs. r. III. Straub, which TOOK
Mace at her home on Decatur l'iaho
last Saturday. She leaves a husband
and two or three small children I'
1 miss a loving wife and mother. we
are sorry that we are unable to give the
particulars.
cleo. w. Freeman, government
lighthouse surveyor for the 18th DIST
,ooonnanjed by gang or men, WIZ