The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
LOCAL AND Personal
Murray, the bargain shoe man.

Murray, the bargain shoe man.
B. w. Holloway, Matchmaker and
JeWeler-
The Friday Harbor photo gallery will
be open two weeks more.
Mr.. N. r. Noftsger returned from
Seattle, on the Thompson, yesterday.
Hon. John S. McMillin, of Roche
Harbor, returned from up-Sound points
on the Thompson, yesterday.
DR.. Geo. S. Wright has purchased
the lot adjoining the pOstOtfice, former
owned 10y DR.. Sioggett, now OF Nanai-
mo, b. {.
For SALE-S0 acres fruit land, $175;
40 acres 500; 20 acres $50. Money TO
loan for or years at low rate of in
terest. J. G.. CLINTON.
The Island Packing Co. have been
receiving a large number of sOckeye
salmon the past week and have been
running on nearly full time.
Murray, the shoe man, has just re-
ceived a large line of gents, ladies' and
child's shoes, mems pants, boys over
alls, mems and boys sweaters, all CHEAP.
Several outing parties are now
canlped at and near East Sound, and
quite large number of eXcurslOnists
are now registered at the East Sound
hotel.
The steamers Beaver, of Richardson,
c. c. Cherry, of Richardson, Michigan,
of Friday Harbor and the mail steam
ers Lydia Thompson and Buckeye were
in port Tuesday.
Capt. H. B. Lovejoy and wife ana
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Earle and a few
friends, of Coupeville, are enjoying a
few days outing ald are camped on
fine beach near Point Lawrence, Orcas
island.
On account of the appearance in this
weeks issue of the annual exhibit Of
the county auditor, good deal OF local
matter is crowded out as is also the
commissioners proceedings, which
will appear i'm next weeks issue
1t is particularly desired that a full
attendance of the members of Odd Eel
lows Lodge, No 50, be present at the
next regular meeting on Saturday
evening, July 18th, SO that the newly
elected officers for the ensuing term
may be installed. Please be sure and
attend so that no further postp0nement
may be necessary.
SIC, 1000 TO LOAN OH 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 a rate of interest and as
favorable terms as any loan company
in the state. Get our rates and terms
before going elsewhere JUAN
COUNTY BANK.
A social dance will be given i'm Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow evening, July
18th, under the management of Mr.. E.
Sturgeon, and all who wish a good
time should attend. The small admis-
sion fee of twenty-five cents per couple
will be charged and good music will be
furnished. The committee of reception
will be Messrs Gene Gould and War
rem DIghtman, and the floor VIII be in
charge of Mr.. J. c. Clinton. A fine
time is assured all who attend.
The Bay View Hotel is now COM
pleted and open for the public Use, and
is without doubt the only first-class
Hotel i'm Friday Harbor. Ii has a large
ami coniinodious public parlor, three
private parlors and bedrooms ensuit.
In fact it is just what our town has
felt the need of for a long time; in fact
the place where ladies' and families ca
thoroughly enjoy themselves and feel
at home. Special rates for perm ,nent
boariers Tourist trade especially
solicited. w. HOLLOWAY, Prop
The fine new sloop, Xora, of Seattle,
Captain Hensen, dropped anchor i'm
the harhor on Tuesday evening. She
h Id on board a merry cruising party
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. I. K Clark,
Miss Jennie Clark, Mr.. rhos. Clark
and Captain Hensen. of Seattle, Mr.
Alex Chalmers and Mr. Bert Chalmers,
of Doe Bay, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Cul,
yer, Miss Louise Culver and Miss
Mary l.. Aiken, of Point Lawrence,
Oscas island. The sloop is chartered
by Mr. L. K. Clark and is out for
three weeks cruise. The Xora is 81
feet long, IL feet beam, 26 tons register
and cost in the neighborhood of 50, 700.
She is the fastest of the Seattle yachts,
and her owner, Capt. Hensen, is the
commodore of the Seattle yacht club