The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-11-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

In the Harbor the first of the week.
Mr.. Ira Prindle, of Newhall. was il
the Harbor for short time, SATURDAY.
Mr.. M. r. Noftsger went to Seattle
on the Thompson, Tuesday, on bust
ness.
Mr.. 4. Z. Harper, of East Sound
made business trip to Seattle last
week.
Mr.. Z. E. Keen, of the Island Pack.
ing Co., went to Seattle on business
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. l.. Farnsworth made a bust.
ness trip to the Bay Cities the last OF
the week.
New furniture store. Fine stock. 1925
Elk ST., Whatcom. J. III. Whaling,
proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver, of Seattle, are
in the Harbor, visiting Mr.. Chatterton
and family.
Mr.. P. A. Jensen and wife will move
into their new residence about the first
of the month.
Mr.. Lee Wakefield, Mr.. Sutherland's
popular clerk at Orcas, was in the Har-
Dor yesterday.
Cbildren's rubbers at Is cents a pair
and ladies' oil grain shoe at SIPS per
pair, at Murray's.
Mr.. G. F. Park, of Whatcom, is i'm
the Harbor representing the Burkhart
Tailoring Agency.
Miss Louise Culver began a three
months term of school in the Doe Bay
district, on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Williams, of
East Sound, have gone to Peoria, ILL.,,
TO spend the winter.
Mr.. A. J. Paxson came over from
Brush island Saturday evening aud
returned Sunday evening.
Miss Blanche Simpson, of Fairhaven,
is visiting Miss Culver at Alderbrook
farm, near Point Lawrence.
Mrs. Samuel Gross has been quite ill
for several past but is now on the mend
and will soon be about again.
Miss Lillian Sutherland, of East
Sound was passenger on the Thomp-
son, Saturday, enroute to Seattle.
Mrs. J. c. Burns, late of Blakely is
land, has removed to Everett where
she will reside during the coming win
| ter.
Miss Agnes Aiken, of Point Law
renee, is visiting her nephew, Mr.. o.
H. Culver and family in New What
com.
Mr. Newton Jones went to the Bay
Cities on the Thompson, yesterday, to
buy material for completing his new
residel &C.
Mr.. G. E. Hackett has built an addi-
ton to his residence here and made
several other Improvements during the
past ten days.
Mrs. George Elsperman, of Blaine,
arrived ON the Utopia, Saturday eve
ming and is making her host Of friends
OH this island short visit.
Mr.. A. F Shaded, of Lopez, shipped
Is tons of choice seed peas to Portland
last week, and is negotiating with
New York parties for car load of them.
Mr.. John Bergman, Orcas, and E. l..
Won Gohren, of East Sound, have been
shipping some of the finets apples we
have ever seen, to Seattle, the past
week.
Two of the five applicants for teach
er's certificates, who were examined
here recently, were granted second
grade certificates and the other there
third grade.
Mrs. G. E. Olney, of Marysville, sis
ter of Mrs J. A. Gould, arrived on the
Thompson, last Friday, and will remain
here few days and make her sister
and family short visit.
The San Juan Trading Co. shipped
eight tons of freight to Seattle, by the
steamer Lydia Thompson, Tuesday
and also quite large consignment of
oats, turkeys etc. to the Bay Cities,
yesterday.
The ball given last evening, under
the auspices of 1. o. o. F. lodge, was
largely attended and most highly en-
loved by all. present. An elaborate sup
ner was served at midnight at the Bay
View hotel.
Church services will be held in No.
2 school house, at 2 p. M, next SUNDAY
and after services an effort will be made
tn organize a sabbath school. All who
are interested are respectfully invited
to be present.
| Last Monday, Mr.. J. L. Davis, ship
nod hv the steamer Lydia Thompson,
10 tons or 40 bales, of very choice hay
from his ranch on Lopez island, to the
Tacoma & Roche Harbor Lime Co., Oh
Roche Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Sitter went to
East Sound, yesterday, to make Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Dickson and family a
short visit and help to dissect and d.
gest their big thanksgiving gobbie, COB
Bile, gobble.
Mr.. Jas. Manning and family, who
racentlv sold their farm between Olga
and noe Raw TO Mr.. Alex. Chalmers