The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-12-29
LOCAL AND Personal

| LOCAL AND Personal
Mr.. G. e. Cantine, of Lopez, was |,
the Harbor yesterday.
Buv that Solid Gold Wedding Rim
at the Blue Front Store. ~
Mr.. E. Langell, of East Sound. was
visitor in the Harbor the first of tn,
week.
DR.. Fred J. Geoghegan is maxim,
Roche Harbor a professional visit thi
week.
| Mrs. Newton Jones and children ar,
visiting friends in Port Townsend thi,
week.
All Grades of Flour Cheaper at tn,
Blue Front Store than anywhere els.
in town. 4
California Matches, punches for Sc
boxes Toothpicks for SC at the Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. G. w. Searles is quite seriously
i'll with heart trouble at her home al
ROche HarbOr.
Mr.. James FARMLAND, of Richard.
son, our incoming county clerk, was in
town yesterday.
County Superintendent Ethan Allen
and wife are visiting friends at Rich
ardsOn this week.
President F. w. Keen, of the Island
Packing company, was in the Harbor
from Seattle yesterday.
You will always find what YOU are
looking for in our Notion DEPART
ment. Martin & Jensen.
Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Davis. OF
Roche Harbor, made his parents. at
Richardson, visit the first of the
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Victor J. Capron. OF
Roche Harbor, spent Christmas with
friends at Port Townsend.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom.
tor samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of charge.*
Miss Marth Cakes came home from
Fairhaven, Saturday, to spend Christ
mas with her parents, who reside in
the Valley.
Hon. John S. McMillin, of Roche
Harbor, was passenger on the Prosper,
Tuesday, en- route TO up-Sound points
on a business trip.
Miss Louise Culver, primary teacher
in our public school here, spent Christ
mas with her parents at Point Law
renee, Orcas1sland.
o. III. Culver and family, of Roche
HarbOr, passed a pleasant Christmas
with Mr.. Culver's parents at Point
Lawrence, Orcas island.
Mr.. Webster, of the Franco Ameri-
can North Pacific Canning company,
of Fairheven, was visitor in Roche
Harbor the first of the week.
Mr.. Unffroid, president of the Franco
American North Pacific Canning Co.,
of Fairhaven, was a visitor at Roche
Harbor the first of the week.
The government revenue launch
Guard is now laid up Oh account of her
boiler springing n leak. Sac is ut Port
Townsend receiving necessary repairs.
The steamer Angeles ran onto rock
in Grindstone bay the last of the week
and after several attempts the steamer
Roche Harbor, Capt. Herbert Davis,
succeeded in pulling her Off.
The mail steamer Buckeye is laid up
at West Sonnd with a broken crank
shaft, and the Fairhaven Canning
Co.'s steamer "Steel Head" has taken
her run until she can be repaired.
Arthur Lord, the jeweler, has a nice
line of Eye glasses and Spetacles on
hand and invites the public to call and
see them. Watch and clock repairing
promptly executed and work guaran-
teed.
Loggie Bros, so long identified with
the milling business at Whatcom, will
sever their connection with the What
com Falls mill on January l. w. H.
WELDON will succeed them. Loggie
Bros. will take charge of the Export
mill at Fairhaven.
Mr.. Wilkinson, of California, brother
of the late foreman of the Roche Har-
Dor lime quarry, who was killed by an
explosion of giant powder the first OF
the month, arrived at Roche HarbOr,
Monday, to look after the affairs of his
deceased brother.
Do not forget that you must file your
request to work out your road property
tax (if you desire to do SOY with the road
overseer of your district on or before
the first day of January, 1899. II you
have no blank you can easily secure
one: by applying to your road super
visor.
Don't forget that the swell social
affair of the season "a or and ball ana
supper} will be given under the auspices
of Mt. Dallas Lodge No. IS, l. 0. .. f.,
at their hall, Friday evening, Decem,
Der 80. ALI who can should attend and
enjoy themselves. Tickets to ball, In
Guiding supper for one couple, II 70.
The Christmas tree and literary and
musical entertainment gwen for the
Union Sunday School at the Presby-
terrain church, Saturday evening, was
much enjoyed by both young ana oid.
The tree was grooming under the
weight of all the candies, nuts and
other Christmas gifts for the children
and their teachers.