The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-11-10
LOCAL AND Personal

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
J. A. Gould left yesterday on bust
ness trip to Seattle.
E. P. Newhall returned from Cali
fornia the last of the week.
Gene Gould made business trim /.
Fairhaven the last of the week.
G. G. Coghlan returned from a fri,
to Seattle on the Thompson, Monday
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom
for samples of Wall Paper and Paints
They WILDE sent you free of charges
New goods arriving at Martin & Jen
sens almost,every day. Call and have
look at our line of Dress Goods, Trim
mings, etc.
Peter German, of the Valley. has
been having quite hard time with
tonsilitis lately. DIR. Capron, of Roche
Harbor, is attending him.
Ladies, [ have the best and most
stylish Lace Fine Shoe for so that
you ever saw anywhere. Come and
see them. L. B. Carter.
Miss Culver, teacher of the primary
grades in the schools here, is spending
the week partly at Whatcom and partly
at her home near Doe Bay.
We pay lin trade) 10 cts. pound for
chickens, IL cts. pound for turkeys.
80 cts: dozen for eggs. 40 cts. roll for
good butter. Martin & Jensen.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hack
EFT, Monday morning, a fine boy.
Mother and child doing nicely, and
father! Oh my, bnt he feels jubilant.
VIM. Munroe, of James island, B. c..
son-in-law of Peter Lawson, ST., spent
most of last week on the island buyink
sheep, poultry and farm products for a
Victoria firm.
What was formerly known as s.the
Clinton property" on the corner of
Spring and Road streets, has been sold
to 0. HI. Culver and is now OCCUPIED
by THE ISLANDER.
Taxpayers who have not yet paid
the second installment of their taxes
should remember that they must be
paid on or before November 80 or they
will become delinquent.
Mr.. Fred Hall, of Seattle, an old
friend of Judge Joseph e. Tucker and
his nephew, Lawrence Tucker, and
family, is here visiting them for few
DAYS.
Tooorb Sxyoopox, xro,,t - Hxyh.toa,x,
on the Buckeye, Saturday, and re-
turned home yesterday He went
over for the purpose of taking his eldest
daughter, May, who will attend school
there this winter. :.
Mrs. w. HI. Parsons, of Seattle, will
be in Roche Harbor, Nov. g, with a
large and elegant line of millinery at
reasonable prices. Any orders for GUS
toners wishing goods before that time
will be promptly filled.
The Aberdeen Packing Co.'s steamer
Puritan, of Fairhaven, with three
scows was in port Sunday and loaded
cargo of l 500 cases of salmon at the
Island Packing Co.'s dock. She took
the fish to Fairhaven where they will
he reshlpped to eastern points.
Messrs. a. P. Vaughn and w. o.
Clark. of West Sound, were in town a
few days last week doing some survey
ing. From here they went to Wal
dron island to do q little work but,
'you bet," they were at home in time
to vote a straight Republican ticket.
The steamer "Lapwing," Capt. @. w.
Gavin, of Victoria, was in port Satur-
day afternoon after six tons of peas sold
by p. E. Peterson and Frank Guard to
VIM. Munroe for shipment to Victoria.
1t was Capt. Cavin's first visit to Fri
day Harbor and he was much pleased
with the port and the town.
Joshua Walton returned from Seat
tie on the Thompson, Friday. While
there he attended the thirtieth ami
versary ball of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen, given by Columbia
lodge No. 2, A. O. u w. There were
over 5000 people present, and he says
If was the grandest affair he ever saw.
Rev. and Mrs. Dickson, late of this
county but now residing at Chehaiis,
passed through here OH the Buckeye,
Tuesday, en- route to East Sound,
where Mr.. Dickson went to perform
the marriage nuptials between Miss
Kate Gregg, of that place, and Mr..
Thos. Gill, of Whatcom, which were
solemnized yesterday.
THE ISLANDER is now TAT home" in
it's new quarters on the corner of Spring
and Road streets, where it is much
more comfortably and pleasantly 10
Gated than it ever has been heretofore
and where it will be pleased to welcome
its patrons-especially delinquent sub
scribers who have the means and the
inclination to pay up arrears and a year
in advance.
No school in Friday Harber this
week. On account of the election Tues
day. and the examination of applicants
for teachers certificates on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at which Mr..
Allen, county superintendent, also
grammar grade teacher, has to PRESIDE,
the directors thought best to give the
children a vacation. School VIII opeh
again on Monday next.
Mr.. Chas. Mckay, who has been
looking after his mining interests near
Northport, Stevens county, for several
months past, is at home again, shaking
hands with his many friends. Mr.. NC
Kay reports that his prospects are 1rst-
class for making rich mine out OF NE
location. They have done good deal
of tunneling on the lead and he says 1t
looks better every day as the work pro-