The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-05-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
L. b. Carter is in Seattle.

Il. Ed Cary, the painter, is doing
some work at Roche Harbor.
-Robt. K. McLachlan, of Orcas, is
doing some painting in the Valley.
There are few of those SOC quilts
left at Nash & Coffin's. Get some.
Strawberries in Is pound crates are
quoted Oh the Seattle market at Sl.75.
Good roastd coffee for Csc pound,
Mocha and Java 35c, at the Post Office
Store.
Capt. Harry Boline's genial coun-
tenance is once more visible on our
| streets.
e. J. White, formerly mail clerk on
the Thompson, is rustling insurance Oh
the islands.
Mr.. Andy Johnson is greetings fine
large farmhouse, On his ranch, at the
South End.
Miss Sophie Beck has returned from
Seattle, on account of the sickness of
her mother.
Go to Nash & Coffin and buy one
of those patent lamp filters, before they
are all gone.
Mrs. Jas. O'Neill, of East Sound,
is visiting with her daughter, Annie,
in Friday Harbor
The San Juan Trading Co. has put
in another row of shelving, and other
refitted their wharf store.
Mr.. James German was suddenly
taken i'll, on his way home from the
Harbor, Tuesday evening.
Hon. Edw. D. Warbass, Deputy
Collector of Customs, at Roche Harbor,
Sundayed at the county seat.
Miss Hattie Robb, returned to her
home at East Sound, Tuesday She
had spent some weeks in Seattle.
Let the Eagle scream! Slipin your
Hides, Pelts and Furs. Prices raising
r. I. MORSE, Whatcom, Wash.
Mr.. B. Jensen and son, Frank,
went to Seattle, on the Wanderer, with
e h. Inc ,f
Next Thursday is Decoration Day
So far as we can learn there will be no
public demonstrations in this county.
Mrs. Fred Anderson, of Roche Har
Dor, visited with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. J. l.. Farnsworth the first of the
week.
Mr.. J. F. Baggs and Miss Minnie
E. Weddle, both of Orcas island, were
granted marriage license, by Auditor
Sitter, Tuesday.
E. c. Nordyke, Henry Fincher and
John Delaney made trip to East
Sound, in the Sloop "Marcia Holt" the
first of the week.
The household goods belonging to
Mrs. Mary A. Tooley, the lady who
purchased the Suctlif place, arrived
on the Utopia Sunday.
1t is not at all probable that there
will be term of the Superior Court
held at Friday Harbor before the last
of June or first Of July.
-Peiser, the Photographer, says:
off you want photos or tintypes you
must come early, as / will remain in
Friday Harbor but short time".
Rev. w. B. McMillin and wife, of
the Trinity church, New Whatcom,
lately visited with the formers brother.
Jno. S. McMillin, at Roche Harbor.
The Post Office Store will duplicate
Seattle prices on groceries, if ordered in
quantities and for cash.
w. CHATTERToN, Proprietor.
is it not about time that arrange
ments were being made for the various
4th of July celebrations, which are
usually held in different parts of the
county.
The funeral of Mrs. JAS. Fleming
was very largely attended; not more
than one-half, of those who attended
the services, were able to find standing
room in the church.
w. E. Sutherland, the Orcas mer-
chant. transacted business in the county
seat the first of the week. Heis trying
to form a stock company to build fruit
drier at Orcas Landing.
All members of Mt. Dallas Lodge,
lIO.O.F., are requested to be present
at lodge, this Saturday evening, for
work in the initiatory degree.
JNo. c.. WERNER, n. G.
How does this suit you? Com
mencing Monday, May the 18th, until
Sunday, May the 18th, we will sell any
suit in the house for $40. GREENBERG
Bros, New Whatcom.
Capt. Boline brought the Steamer
At;ohioan down from Seattle last week
The Island Packing Co. has fitted this