The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. J. w. White returned f,or,
visit to Seattle Saturday. oA.
Mrs. James FARMLAND Il in sa.tt,
TINS week visiting relatives and friend
MI. a; P: Vaughn, Of West Sound
was in the Harbor the fist of the week
Mr.. J. A. Gould left for a few d.vs
day. 's' 0aon
Mrs. Grace Alberts began a thra.
months term of school at Newhali ias
Monday morning. non 'as
Wall paper, from 10 cents a roll mn
at the Chicago Bargain Store 1ed1
Holly street, Whatcom.
Ringing in ears, noises in head
twitchlng OF eyelids. Hudyan cures
Fifty cents. Alldruggists.
Mr.. e. E. Allen returned home VOC.
terday from Seattle, where he Went
fSaturday on business trip.
Nervousness, weakness, exhausted
nervous vitality, rheumatism. Hnd-
yam cures. All druggists, so cents.
l would like to buy several little Mos
Inquire at Chinese cannery, FRIDAY
Harbor. Goo Su1rMc,
Mr.. I. J. Gattny, of Orcas island.
was assisting County Surveyor Vaughn
this week in survey work on San Juan
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill. Whatcom
s0r samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of Charge
Miss Teller began term of school
in the Shaw island district Monday.
She is boarding at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dennison's.
Mr.. s. D. Martin, of the firm of
Martin Il Jensen, returned home yes
terday from a business visit to up-
Sound points.
Mrs. q. B. briggs, son and daughter.
who are now residing in Seattle, left
for home yesterday after q weeks visit
here with Mr.. briggs.
We are Agents for Fred Kaufman.
the American Tailor of Chicago. Gus
tom Garments exclusively. Fit and
satisfaction guaranteed. Martin & Jen-
sen.
DENTISTRY Lee Baker. of
Port Townsend, will be i'm Friday Har-
Dor on April 81 and will remain until
April Is. ALI wanting work done.
call early.
Miss May Sweeney returned to
Whatcom last Saturday, where she is
attending school, after a few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Sweeney.
F. HI. Gray, of Deer Harbor, who
was elected county surveyor last fall.
having failed to qualify, A. P. Vaughn
has been appointed by the county COM
missioners to fill the position.
We have just received q new line of
Dress Goods, Silks, Trimmings. Cling
hams and Calico. Also new line of
Mems, Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
Call and see them. Martin & Jensen.
Arthur Lord, watch and clock re-
pairer, is still in business in Friday
Harbor. He wishes the San Juan
county people to bring in their repair
work, and he will guarantee satisfac-
ton.
Mr.. G.. T.. Carter left for Seattle Tues.
day to attend the annual session of the
Grand Lodge, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, as the representative of
Friday Harbor Lodge No. n, A. O.
u. w.
Captain Frank Worth, for two years
master of the steamer Lydia Thomp-
son. who is well known and much
liked throughout this county, is pilot
ing the Evangel through the islands
this week.
Mr.. A. F. Ackley is building a 10 ton
schooner near his place on Griffin's
bay for his son, Jim, which he will use
in freighting. He expects to have her
ready for launching by the early part
of June next.
Forty Cinnamon arrived here Mon
day and are now domiciled in the
.tChina House" at the Packing com
pany's plant. They will begin the work
of making cans for this seasons pack
in few days.
Mrs. Ella w. Smith has just received
a fine line of hats and millinery direct
from the East and invites the LADIES' &c
call and look over her stock. Ladies
this is your opportunity. spring St.,
Friday Harbor, Washington.
Miss Carrie Atkinson, of Seattle
daughter of. M. E. Atkinson. owner
of the steamer Discovery, and Miss
J Tnez Calhoun, of Seattle, q neice OF
! Sheriff John w. Firth, were IN the
Harbor two days last week visiting
| Mr.. Firth and his parents and brotners
Mr.. Jos Sweeney is experiencing
some trouble in getting his lumDel
4 from Whatcom with which to finish
his new wharf. Freight of this char
acter is so bulky that the passenger
Steamers do not like to handle 1t and 9
sailing vessel suitable for the purpos'
Is hard to find at this time.
/ word about plows, etc. l nov
carry in stock the Oliver Chilled FiOW'
and nlow fixtures. d. Nj. Ferry's Gar
den Seeds. You know, or if you don
know YOU ought to, that it VIII no
nav to take any chances on the seet
Won are going to plant. b. CafteF
proprietor Blue Front Store.
| The urinary and intermediate dc
nartment of the public schoo! did no
omen for the spring term until Monda.
AFTERNOON. the teacher, Miss Culver
having been one of the passengers o.
the lydia Thompson, Saturday morn
mo at the time Of her mishap IN 20
struction pass, and being unaple NJ =,