The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-02-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Who stole ~ Pats venison?

| AllSp VI tIlS week,
April 14th will be Easter SUNDAY
Lent begins March 9Th.
john Werner was rustling fire in
surance, on Orcas, last week.
Frank Dennison was over from
Smiths island the first of the week.
MIR. Samuel Taylor, of Lopez, was
county seat visitor the first of the
week.
Masks for the mask ball can be pur-
chased at the San Juan Trading Co.'s
store.
-Thos o. McCrary leaves today. for
Tacoma, where he goes for short visit
with relatives.
-Chas. E. Shepard, Seattle attorney
transacted business in the Harbor. the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boyce are the
parents of bran new baby girl since
the first of last week.
Mrs. Fannie Burnie returnd from
Seattle, Monday, and will resume her
place at the Bay View.
w. A. Eberly, of Seattle, is spend
ing few days hunting on the island.
He is guest of E. V. Cowell.
Let the Eagle scream! Slipin your
Hides, Pelts and Furs. Prices raising.
r. L. MORSE, Whatcom, Wash.
I will sell my house and three lots
cheap, for cash. Address,
III. S. King, Friday Harbor, Wash.
Herbert Lee returned, Monday,
from Seattle, where he had been visit
ing with his sister Mrs. Frank Bryant.
&C. G. Coghlan, foreman at Cowles'
Lime Works, remembered his county
newspaper when he was in town last
Monday.
His Honor, Judge Winn, opened
Court at Friday Harbor, Tuesd after
noon. There is but very little business
on the calendar.
Francis King informs us that he
has apples which have hung OH the
trees all winter which are sweet and
have not been frozen.
Dell Cary Smith, of the law firm of
Smith & Felger of Port Townsend, was
looking after clients interests in the
Superior court, this week.
The World-Herald is authority for
the statement that Mr.. Charles E.
Wood and Miss Nina Geoghegan, of
East Sound, were married last week.
Mr.. B. Godsal, a resident of British
Columbia, spent a couple of days OIL
the islands, during the past week. He
went to Victoria ON the Delta, Friday.
Mr.. A. J. Lightheart left, Tuesday,
for up-Sound points, where he goes
soliciting orchard work. Mr.. Light
heart is practical ingrafter and does
work all over the state.
After hearing the evidence in the
of A tho ronHHIor uhOn1
Ellsperman arrested on a charge of
smuggling silks, Commissioner Will
liams released the defendant.
"A team ran away with Mrs. RObt.
Sandwich, the first of last week. She
was thrown out of the wagon and one
of the wheels passed over her, but for
tunately her injuries were but slight.
Fred Anderson and family were
passengers on the Thompson. They had
been residing at Olympia for some time
past but were returning to Roche Har-
Dor, where Fred has again secured
a position as blacksmith.
AT Rev. Warren's next service at
Friday Harbor, which will be one week
from next Sunday, the Presbyterian
church association will hold its regular
annual business meeting. All members
are respectfully asked to be present, as
questions of interest will come up.
Mr.. Charles E. Tayler, formerly
manager of the Fairhaven hotel, was
county seat visitor Monday. Mr.. Tay-
lor is visiting with his uncle, Samuel
TAYLOR, at Lopez; he expects to leave
for British Columbia, where he Is III
terested in mining.
The annual masquerade ball VIII oe
piven at Union Grove hall, two weeks
from tomorrow night. Great prepara-
tons are being made and the number
of masquers will be very large. The
nublic is cordially invited. Tickets TO
dance, including supper, one dollar per
couple.
Mr.. E.V. Cowell, who owns the
lime works on the West Side, came up
fromf .Alifornia last week. He says tha'
I there has been more rain in California
this winter than has been known fol
wears. If the weather remains nne ne
! will probably start up his lime works ID
the near future.