The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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B. w. Holloway, Matchmaker ani
Jeweler.
The steamer Beaver, of Richardson
was in port Tuesday.
Mr.. L. NJ. harper, of Roche Harbor
was i'll town Saturday.
Mr.. A. III. Phipps and wife, OF Roche
Harbor, were in town Saturday.
Capt. r. E. Davis, of Richardson
was in town short time Tuesday.
Lieutenant Godfrey l.. Carbon wen,
to Port Townsend on the THOMPSON
tuesday, for short business trip.
Mr.. M. r. Naftsger and daughter
Nellie, left on the Thompson, Tues iay.
for short visit to up-Sound points.
Mr.. B. w. Holloway left Monday on
the Thompson, for Whatc0m and the
Samish Flats, on few days business
trip.
For SALE-80 acres fruit land, SITS
40 acres 500; 20 acres $50. Money To
loan for or 5 years at low rate of in.
| CereSC. y. y. CLINTON.
Hon. John S. McMillin, of Roche
Harbor, was passenger on the Thomp.
son, Tuesday, enroute to up-Sound
cities OH short business triD.
DR.. I. n. Harrison, of Roche Harbor
| went to Tacoma on the Thompson,
| Tuesday, to attend a meeting Of the
| Republican State central committee.
There are still great many CAMPERS
near East Sound, aud most of them
declare that in spite of the fog and
smoke they are enjoying themselves
hugely.
The tug Biz, of Port Townsend, was
In port Tuesday for the purpose of
towing out the housed in scow which
brought in the boxes for the Island
Packing Co.
The steamship Walla Walla, of San
Francisco, was anchored in the harbor
at Roche Harbor, Tuesday, and was
taking on a cargo of 200 barrels of
lime consigned to San Francisco parties.
FoUNp.-A gill net on Mason's
Point, Shaw island, by Mrs. H. T..
Cayou and Miss Maggie Reed. Owners
can have the net by proving property
and paying the trouble of careing for
the same. F. II. GRAY.
The finest and largest cherries we
have seen this season were received bv
County Auditor A. H. Sitter, and MI.
J. A. Gould, on Tuesday. They were
grown by Mr.. VIM. Crook, of Rookie
Harbor, and areof the Royal Ann
variety.
Chlopeck Brothers, of Seattle, ship
ped 81 boxes Of fresh spring salmon
from the Island Packing Co.'S. plant
by the steamer Thompson on Tuesday
last. They 60 from here to Seattle and
are reshipped from there in refrigera-
tor cars to New York city.
When about half way between
Whatcom and Fairhaven last Wednes-
day morning, July %, the steamer
Buckeye broke her propeller shaft and
in consequence was obliged to tie up
at Fairhaven until Sunday morning
in order to have the break repaired.
$4,000 TO LOAN on improved farms.
Principal and interest payable in Fri
day Harbor. Money on hand to close
up loans when papers are signed. We
can give as low rate of interest and as
favorable terms as any loan company
in the state. Get our rates and terms
before going elsewhere.-SAN JUAN
COUNTY BANK.
A Republican club was organized at
Roche Harbor on Monday evening
with twenty-six charter members and
u very enthusiastic meeting held.
Tuesday morning several new names
were added to the roll and among
them are four old timers who have
been in the Democratic ranks for many
years. They say they have had enough
of that doctrine and will try the sound
money and protection policy from this
oil. "And still there's more to follow"
The handsome racing yacht Garland,
| of Fairhaven, sailed into the harbOr
Tuesday, and dropped anchor in the
| bay for few hours. She had on board
jolly cruising party, composed of the
| following persons: S. r. MCGOWAN and
wife, F. c. Perrin, w. B. Davey, con-
tractor Of the Whatcom State Normal
School building, Mrs. Davey, Mr.. 0. E.
Garland, owner of the yacht, G.. MOrri-
son, Jack Cameron, VIM. Hood, Miss
Rose Button, and c. r. Morrison and
family, of Fairhaven, and Miss Carrie
Cagey and Mr.. Charles Lewis, of New
WhatcOm.
The Farmers Cooperative Associa-
ton have perfected arrangements for
holding their annual picnic next
month, and it is to be hoped that a
large crowd will be present to join In
the gayeties. 1t will be held at Point
Pleasant, Shaw island, beginning on
Wednesday, August 18th, and will con-
tinue for three days. All those who
do not wish to carry their lunch baskets
with them can get fine meal at any
time on the grounds, as arrangements
have been made for running lunch
stand during the entire time. Good
speakers will be on hand to entertain