The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-01-30
LOCAL AND Personal


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Jeweler- anu
Mr.. {. A. Kent, of Lopez, was in tho
Harbor. Monday. "a' :" 'iie
The steamer San Juan was in mort
Monday morning. - pm
Mr.. Ralph Blythe, of Decatur was
In town over Sunday.
Mr.: y. l.. Farnsworth went TO the
Day cities on the Buckeye, Tuesday.
=, The steamer Utopia was in port
tuesday morning on her way to Van
Lieutenant Garden is again AMONG
US, and is welcomed by his host Of
friends. 'O VI
New furniture store. Fine stock. 1925
ELK ST., Whatcom. j. II. WHALING
proprietor.
Mr. George Thacker went to Olga in
his sloop, Monday, and will be absent
about week.
Mr.. Jas. Burke and Chas. Thacker
went to Port Townsend Wednesdav
morning Oh business.
MI. VIM. Shultz, of Roche Harbor.
returned from up-Sound points, on the
thompson, yesterday.
On Monday last we saw wild straw
berries in full bloom, how is this for
the 18th day of january?
DR.. Kelley and wife returned from
a two months visit to San Francisco,
on the Thompson, yesterday.
Mr.. 0. HI. Culver, of New Whatcom,
came over to his ranch near Point Law
renee, Monday, on the Buckeye.
Mr.. w. P. Gabriel, of Edison. was
In the Harbor yesterday on business
and made THE ISLANDER a pleasant
call.
Mr.. Ole Hagen, of East Sound, is in
the Harbor and is now at work for Mr..
Phillips excavating rock for the can
merry.
Mrs. John S. McNIillin was passen-
ger on the Thompson, yesterday, being
enroute from California to her home at
Roche Harbor.
The Buckeye has just minated new
set of side lights and new masthead
light and they shine like star in the
heavens, at night.
Mr.. E. A. Partridge, of Seattle, edi-
tor and proprietor of the Washington
Odd Fellow, was in the Harbor the
| first of the week and made this office
pleasant call.
Mr.. A. p. Vaughn and Mr.. Copper
smith, of West Sound, were in the
Harbor yesterday, and went from here
to Roche HarbOr where Mr.. Vaughn is
to do some surveying.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mclean who have
been residing on their ranch near
Orcas for the past eight months,
have moved to their home in Fair
haven, where they will now reside.
Mrs q. N. Culver of Point Law
renee, who has been stopping with her
for the past three months, returned to
her home on the Buckeye, Monday.
Mr.. Peter Phillips, of East Sound,
came over on the Buckeye, Monday,
and Tuesday morning began work Oh
the rock eXcavating for the cannery,
for which Mr.. j. L. Farnsworth has
the contract.
Mr.. w Chatterton and family, re-
Gently of this place. are now residing
in Baltimore, Maryland. Mr.. Chatter
t n will go on the road for large furni-
ture house. His many friends here
wish him the best of success.
There should be large attendance
at the citizens meeting to be held i'll
the court house, tomorrow evening.
Important matters will be discussed
and it is to the interest of every citizen
to be present Notice call in another
column.
The Anacortes Steam Laundry pro-
prietors have established branch of
flee here with Mr. E. Sturgeon, who
will be pleased to receive your orders
and give them prompt attention. Their
prices are as low as those quoted by
any first-class concern.
r. I. Morse, the we'll Known What
conr hardware merchant, says he will
make speciality of the reliable Myers
spraying pumps this spring and will
sell the bucket sprayers at $3.50, instead
of $3.50, which was the price last sea-
son. Every fruit raiser should have
one.
We are pleased to again note the
presence of Capt Frank Worth at his
post of duty on the steamer Lydia
Thompson. About two weeks ago
Capt. Worth sustained quite a painful
injury to his left foot and as conse-
uIence has been on the shelf for repairs.
He again took command of the steam
er Monday morning.
There will be grand masque ball In
Union Grove hall, OH Friday evening,
Feb. 2lst. Good music has been Oh
tanned, and good supper will be given.
Cash pies for the most expensive
ladies' and gentlemen's costumes, and
other prizes for the best sustained
ladies' and gentleman's character
Tickets to dance, including supper,
S1.OO per couple.
Can't. H. H. Hudson, of Shaw island,
was a homeward bound passenger on
the Thompson yesterday, having been
to Seattle ON short business trip. He
/, Of of fhn finest