The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-13

Howard Conrad made trip to the
Sound cities during the past week.
Mrs Pat WEIGH and baby, Alice.
are visiting with friends i'm Victoria.
E. {. Nordyke transacted business
In Island County, during the past week
Mary Jane Dish Washer is for sale
at the post office store. She's a daisv
Robert Jackson, of Roche Harbor
was i'll the county seat the first of the
week.
Sheriff Jones was serving papers on
the south end of Lopez, the first of the
week.
Il. N. Culver, of Fairhaven, will be
Overland take charge of the ISLANDER
Saturday.
L. U. Humphrey, of Lopez, trans
acted business at Friday Harbor, the
first of the week.
-SamP HI. Gross took out four-horse
load of fish net to be used OH the salmon
trap at Mosquito Pass.
The Str. Rapid Transit brought in
a consignment OF tin, last week, for the
Island Packing Company.
Miss Esther Sutherland was pass
enger Oh tile Thompson, Monday, OH
her way from Seattle to Fairhaven.
AT the school election in the Friday
Harbor precinct james King was elected
director and John G. Werner, clerk.
The Teachers Institute to be held
at Friday Harbor, will commence one
week from next Monday, June oath.
The Mary Hare, of Sidney, 3. c.,
will probably run between Sidney, Vic
toria and the islands during the fruit
seaSon.
j. T. Malcolm was down from the
North End, the first CT the week. We
acknowledge pleasant call and IL years
subscription.
Some of our young people attended
the pavilion dance and picnic OIL Mt.
Constitution, last Friday. They report
q splendid time.
Master Eben Firth, who has been
suffering with an abscess OH his foot, is
recovering quite rapidly, and is able to
be around OH crutches.
Mrs. Paul Moran and Miss Maggie
Morse, both of Seattle, are visiting with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w.
Morse, notrh oftown. We undertand
that Miss Maggie expects to remain OH
the island this summer.
The Union Sabbath School, of
Friday Harbor, is preparing a. Chlii
dren's Day Service, which will be
oiyep June 18th. Commencing at II
O'Clock, the t:moof the regular morning
service. All are invited to come and
enjoy the service with the children.
John P. Reed, ar old pioneer on
Decatur island, who went into the IN
terror of Alaska to hunt for gold, died
of heart disease away up or the Stick
one river, about ten days ago. His
hodv WAS brought down oil the Wlliapa
end was buried on Decatur island yes
terday.
j. Greenberg, the Whatcom mer-
chant, is in Friday Harhor with a me
stock of ladies' and gents furnishing
goods and ready-made clothing when
ba will sell at IA sacrifice. he is located
!, Miss I,ibbie Braishaw's building on
Snr;ue street. IF you want gooo suit
IF clothes dirt cheap call and see him.
-Peiser. the photographer, has oe-
cidea TO remain in Friday HarooF q
short time longer, owing to the TACT
that the work he has done Willie mere
hos oiveu each good satisfaction that a
number OF people have requested nun
TO remain for short time longer Il
Won want work call at once
Miss Cora Roll, Mrs. 0. Fl. Culver
Mrs T. S. Gander and A. NJ. McLea"'
of E.irbayen, and Master Wine hocPe
81 seattle came over from Orcas, where
they are spending the summer WIZ
NJ Johp G. Ohlert, in his naptha
launch. Lilly" Saturday. Messrs. o.
TT o,a Fred Culver, tairhaven, re-
.ur,ad To Oreas Island with the party
Mr. and Mrs. David Whitaker, o.
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, arrived i"s'
Monday, aud will spend the su'nn'e,
-, the Islands. Trey are ut presen'
- .,asts cs Postmaster and Mrs. Jho. =
. S,;,ta. This is their first Visit 70 ''''
,,,...>'.rroo, state" and express them
a,res as delighted with our equf"oi'
s,:,,.te and think the outlook is aa,''
na,.,;s;ny for the future of the isia'soS
cand ia waist and length ':'easui'
} =, so we will sc nd you PAIR OF III
| d. Dill preeehes, made to fit, money fe
: f,,.,,4d if not satisfactory. oe"o 'o'
,.,r YOU will like them. .n,
p', csrsSBERG BROS, New Wha1eoh