The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-02-09
When in doubt 60 to Fowle's stor'

week in Seattle visiting her sister Mrs
Lord.
Mrs. Arthur Lord lett for Seattle
Tuesday, where she will make friends
short visit.
Mr.. Theodore w. Spencer, of Thatch-
er. was visitor in the Harbor, Tues.
day, for a short time.
Hon. John S. McMillin was a guest
at the Foster banquet to the legislature
ct al, at Tacoma, Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gould returned
home from their visit to up-Sound
points on the Thompson. Friday.
We have just received line of wool
and cotton Blankets, full 1914 and ia,
from $1.O0 up.-Martin & Jensen.
Mrs. w. o. Clark, is reported as be-
ing quite sick at her home near West
Sound. with an attack of the grippe.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
.or samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of charge
Mr.. NJ. r. Noftsger returned Monday
on the Thompson, after weeks visit
in Olympia and other up-Sound cities.
Mr.. C. L. Carter is now engaged at
building a residence on the place re-
Gently sold by him to DR.. Knowles,
near Argyle.
1t will not be easy to convince the
people of the state generally that the
sun of political virtue rises and sets in
King county.
Valentines and Masks at Fowle's.
Seattle is now waiting more or less
patiently for an opportunity to extract
some of those fine feathers from the tail
of the Tacoma rooster.
Mrs. Ella w. Smith and daughter
Mildred, returned Saturday from Port
Townsend where Mrs. Smith has been
to purchase new goods.
Mr. Fred Anderson, who is now in
the engineers department on one of
the Alaska steamers visited his family
here the first of the week.
Mrs. Grace Marscband and her aged
father-in law, Joseph Marschand, of
Silver Beach, Whatcom Co., are guests
this week at the Bay View hotel.
Mrs. ]. l.. Farnsworth left for up
away on account of the serious illness
of her sister who resides near Seattle.
WANTED-A good, fresh mich cow
must be gentle. State breed, age and
price delivered at Roche Harbor, or
Provost, Stuart island. Address 'E. A.
b. Provost, Wash. n
Notwithstanding the defeat of Sena-
tor Wilson the Pr. refuses to be CON-
fOrted and says it evil not pretend
that it is satisfied" However, "there
are others" who are.
Iron Bedsteads and Chairs at Fowle's.
Mr.. Geo. w. Dightman, who for the
past few months has been residing in
Seattle, came down Monday to take
up his residence in the BarbOr. His
family intend to join him soon.
Many of the young people in this vi.
cinity have been taking advantage OF
the opportunity afforded them and
have been enjoying fine skating OH
fuckers lake, for several days past.
County Auditor w. O. Clark has
been under the weather for the past
| few days and unable to attend to his
official duties, during which time ex
Auditor A. HI. Sitter has been holding
down his office chair.
Rev. Loire. of Fairhaven, closed q
series of ''taiksn and sermons yesterday
which have been much enjoyed by the
members of the Presbyterian church
and others who have attended the con.
ference meetings of the past few days
The members of San Juan Rebekat
lOege No. 112 are earnestly requested
J to be in attendance on Friday evening
February 10th, as business of import
ance will come before the lodge
Lunch will be served, and, you are
requested to bring the lunch with you
New Books by popular authors a
FOwle's.
Mr.. August Void, delegate for Fri
day Harbor Camp, No. $3.50, Modern
Woodmen of America, to the biennia
session of the state head camp, whict
convened at Olympia, yesterday, lef
for that city on the Thompson, Satur-
day, to attend to his duties as such of
ficer.
I WANT GROCERIES Better go t.
the Blue Front Store as Carter carries
the heaviest stock and of the best quail
ity of any store in own. Buys every
thing for spot cash; that being so III
can and will make you the lowest o
prices. No monkeying with the bant
wagon,-CUMTUx.
There will be an entertainment givei
by the ladies of the Christian and Pres
byterian churches of Friday HarboT
in Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday even
ing, February %. A program consist
ing OF songs, Rotations and flag drill
given by sixteen girls will be given
after which refreshments will be served
Admission, including refreshment, 25c
Mr.. VIM. Parker and Miss Ameli
Reed were united in marriage at tn
home of the brides mother, Mrs. j. 1
Reed, of Decatur island, February
Rev. J. M. G.. Warren officiating. 4
large number of friends from Decatu
and adjoining islands were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will make thei
home on Texedo island, B. c., wher
Mr.. Parker has position In the sci
vice.