The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-07
LOCAL AND Personal

/ LOCAL AND Personal
| Steamer Brick, Capt. Anderson. wa
in port yesterday.
The celebration on the 4th In thu
Valley was pronounced success.
Robt. McLachlan, Of Deer Harbor
was visitor In the Harbor yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson visited thei,
Rocky bay property Saturday night,
returning Sunday.
w. o. Clark and A. p. Vaughn. Of
West Sound, were liz the Harbor YES.
terday on business.
Arthur Lord, the entrprising Friday
Harbor jeweler, paid Seattle q businesa
visit last Saturday.
Peter T. Morress, Of Doe Bav. was
in town yesterday on business with
the county officials.
w. C. Boone. of Doe Bay, has been
shipping strawberries five OF which fill
Heavy 9-ounce Riveted Overalls for
Men. all cotton and q yard wide, for so
cents, at the Blue Front Store.
Supt. Allen and wife returned to
their home on Waldron Sunday, after
a short visit in the county seat.
Jim Campbell, of Roche Harbor.
was in town Saturday and Sunday and
celebrated the 4th in the Valley.
Miss Blanche Simpson will leave
today for few days visit with friends
near Point Lawrence, Orcas island.
Loyal Larson came over from Skapit
county Saturday for a short visit with
his home folks and numerous relatives.
Send to Sutcliffe 4 Hin, Whatcom.
for samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They will be sent you free of charge.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Richards, of Port
Townsend, have been in town for the
past few days visiting friends and
relatievs.
President McMillin, of the Roche
HarbOr Lime company, returned this
week from California, after an absence
of several weeks.
The funeral of John Williams, Of
Blakeley island, who died on board
the Buckeye last week, was held at
Olga last Tuesday.
Ed Carlson, head carpenter for the
Roche Harbor Lime company, re-
turned Tuesday from few days pleas
ure trip up-SOund.
Ernest Rehorst and Fred Krumdiack,
of Waldron island, are getting out piles
for Sweeney's dock, which Is soon to
be extended to deep water.
Mrs. Kinsey and Miss Linsey, of
Roche Harbor, have been spending
several days with friends in Whatcom,
and celebrated the 4th there.
The appearance of bicycles on the
roads east Of Mt. Constitution, where
deer trails were the only paths short
time ago, impresses one with the fact
that the islands are undergoing rapid
changes.
The Guard returned Sunday, via
Roche Harbor, from Port Townsend
and left again Sunday evening for the
same place to have some repairs made
to her boiler.
The small boy and the large sized
fire cracker were largely in evidence
on this Fourth. The small boy as
usual survived, but tn. larged sized
fire cracker didn't.
The Edwards notes were received
last week too late for publication. All
correspondence must reach the Office
not later than the Wednesday morn
ing mail to insure publication during
the current week.
G.. N. Culver, of Point Law renee,
was visitor in the Harbor yesterday,
doing business before the county COM
missioners, principally regarding few
changes in the course of the road across
two bad hills between Olga and Doe
Bay.
I would announce to those who Or
dered clothing through pe, A. r.
Yemen, that most of the suits have ar
rived, and would thank those who can
do so to come and try their suits so
that may get the delivering done as
soon as possible.
The Fourth Of July passed without
particular incident and everything has
assumed its usual wonted quiet. A
bond fire was built in the street in the
evening, and the patriotically inclined
gave an exhibition of fireworks that
was appreciated by all.
Paof. Sutton gave his magic lantern
and ventrilOquest exhibition as adver-
tised on the evening of the Fourth, and
was greeted by q large and apprecla-
tive audience. The exhibition is up
to date. the scenes are excellent and
the professor Is an adept in his special
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bankley, OF
Waubenisa, Manitoba, who have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew, of Lopez, for the past few
weeks. have returned to their home.
They were accompanied by Mrs. An.
drew, who expects to be absent absent
about three months.
w. o. Clark has finished some very
nice photographs of Friday Harbor-
one taken from the roof Of F. N. Cui-
ver's house and showing the town
quite fully and compactly, and another
very Oretty one from the hill back OF
linn Kings. showing the water front,
harbor and neighboring islands.
The Seattle market reports quote
lime--ssall brands made on the 6Oun0, ,