The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

! LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Christmas and New Years Cards 4
Fowle's. =
Crepe, Tissue and Gilt Paper q
Fowle's.
D. Kepler, of Orcas, was in town til,
| first Of the week.
Walter Lampard visited Whatrom
the last Of the week.
Buv that Solid Gold Wedding Rim
at the Blue Front Store.
J. L. Davis. Of Richardson, was In
town the first OF the week.
J. A. Gould left for up-sound Mon.
day on a short business "trip.
James Nelson, of Port Stanley. was
in the Harbor yesterday on business.
All Grades Of Flour Cheaper at the
Blue Front Store than anywhere else
in town.
California Matches, 2 punches for Sc:
2 boxes Toothpicks for &c at the Blue
Front Store.
Capt. HI. n. Hudson, of Shaw island
was in town the first. of the week on
business.
Alex Chalmers, Of Doe Bay. spent
Monday and Tuesday of this week In
the Harbor.
Miss Maggie Morse and her little
niece went to Seattle on the Thomp-
son, Tuesday.
One of Great Britain's old style war
vessels passed slowly up the Canal de
Haro Monday.
James B. Bell, wife and mother, of
Tacoma, are visiting friends at Port
Stanley this week.
VIM. FowIe spent the first of the
week in Seattle, making purchases for
his holiday trade.
Andrew Newhall spent Monday and
Tuesday Of this week in the Harbor
transacting business.
Roard Supervisor Farnsworth has
been putting in some good and much
needed work on our streets.
Miss Louise Culver spent Thanks
giving with her brother and family at
Roche Harbor returning Saturday.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
Cor samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of CHARGE
New goods arriving at Martin & Jen-
sens almost every day. Call and have
a look at our line Of Dress Goods, Trim
mings, etc.
Miss Sadie Middleton returned home
from Port Townsend after six weeks
absence, on the steamer Lydia Thomp-
son, Monday.
Gene Gould returned home last Sat
urday from two weeks pleasure trip
to Seattle, Marysville and other up
Sound points.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Harper returned
TO Seattle Tuesday after four weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Phipps at
Roche Harbor.
DIR. Lee Baker, dentist, of Port
Townsend, will be IN Friday Harbor
OH November % and will remain until
December 8. All wanting work done
call early.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Culver returned
to their home near Point Lawrence
this week after visit of several days
with their son, o. III. Culver and fami-
ly, at Roche Harbor.
My line of Poems, Bibles, Boys and
Children's Reading and Toy Books
arrived today; also further addition
to my Toy stock and Standard Reading
Books. VIM. FOwLE.
Frank Dennison, who for several
wears past has been the keeper of the
Smith island lighthouse, has resigned
his position and hereafter will reside on
q farm on Shaw island.
J. Binswanger, formerly a merchant
at this point but now a resident u
Portland, Oregon, was in the Harbor
a few days the past week, selling shoes
for st. Louis house, which he repre-
sents.
Mrs. Ella w. Smith, late Of Port
Townsend, invites the attention Of the
ladies to her new and well selected
stock of millinery fancy goods, con.
fectiorery, nuts, etc, at her store and
dressmaking rooms in the building
recently occupied by The ISLANDER.
A Port Townsend dispatch of last
week says that q collision occurred
Tuesday between the steamer Alice
Gertrude and the fOur-mated schooner
Prosper, lying at anchor off Point Hud'
son. The Prosper's damage was light
but the Gertrude was considerably
stove in.
County Clerk e. III. Nash has re
ceived letter from Judge J. p. Housel
in which he states that he will mol
likely be here to hold term Of cour,
on December s as advertised. Some
of the attorneys had their cases
already for trial sand are much disap
pointed and put out.
| The B. B. Gas Company, through 1t!
attorneys, Kerr 4 McCOrd, have asked
the superior court to appoint receives
for the Franco-American North Pacl1t
Canning Company, of Fairhaven. IN.
complaint alleges liabilities at $6O,OU
and assets ST., 1000. Petition granted
and Judge Hadley appointed =. N
Wilson, Of Fairhaven, receiver.-NeV
Whatcoln News.
During heavy storm that prevailed
in Port Townsend harbor last Satnrday1
night the steamer Wildwood, wnlcf
made the run for the Thompson Frida!
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