The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-14
,oCAL AND Personal.


FOwle's'
Eastern Oysters and Mince Meat at
Fowle's,
#, Rlake, of Lopez, was in town the
arst of the week
10 Buchanan, of Richardson, was
"a town Yesterday.
rp Pain, of Lopez, was in town
~ week on business.
p, Vaughn, Of West Sound, was
.,own the first Of the week.
Nm Shultz, of Roche Hart,or, re-
ned from Seattle yesterday.
Who is going to get the Photograph
.hot is the leading question now.
u;ott,s Catarrh Remedy cures ca
.rrh For sale by Jos. Sweeney.
cou and give us your order for a
,,iIor.made suit.-Martin Il Jensen.
Miss Flora Guard returned from a
Jaw days' visit in Seattle, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Delaney, of Seat
40 are visiting friends on the island.
Mrs w. O. Clark went to Seattle the
e.St Of the week for weeks visit with
friends
Ur Fowle, of the "Green Front"
made flying business trip to Seattle
last week
Dr Capron, of Roche Harbor, was in
,oTn the first of the week OH profess
sional business.
Iudge /. J. Lichtenberg and son,
Dan Of Lopez, were i'm the HarbOr the
last of the week.
The Thompson took 375 boxes of ap-
Mos from Orcas and West Sound to
Seattle, Tuesday.
We have Just received a new and
complete line of Dry Goods and No
dons.-Martin & Jensen.
Mr. Elmer Ripley, of Seattle, has
been visiting his old friend, Mr.. A. s.
Hall, for the past few days.
Attorney Ellis, of Fairhaven, was in
town last week on business for his firm,
Kerr & McCord, of that place.
Mrs. H. G.. Smith went to Port
Townsend, Tuesday, on the Thompson
70 visit friends for few days.
Preparations are being made for an
appropriate children's service Chritmas
eve at the Presbyterian church.
The oldest son of George Wright,
who resides at Bald hill, near Argyle,
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
for samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of CHARGE
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mccarthy moved
to Friday Harbor from Roche HarbOr
this week and will reside here in the
nture.
Dir. and Mrs. John Douglas returned
Monday on the Thompson after an all
sence of "A week, taking in the sights of
the Sound cities.
Should there be another rod and gun
club organized in the county the
chances are that the quail would be-
come extinct in this section.
L. Ed. Allen went to Henry island
the first Of the week to work for the
Seattle Roche Harbor Lime Company
on its wharf and new buildings.
Supt Shult2, of Roche Harbor, went
to Seattle last week on the steamship
Willamette, which was al Roche Har-
Dor loading lime for San Francisco.
and Port Townsend last week with her
husband, Lieut.. Ballinger, who is in
command of the revenue launch
"Guard.u
G. B. briggs, who had been in Seat
Tie Tor month having his ears treated
by specialist, returned home Friday.
His friends will be pleased to learn that
he is much improved.
Mrs. Engle and her daughter, Miss
fordner, of Edmonds, left for their
home Tuesday, on the Thompson, after
aten days visit with their old friend,
Mrs ii. c. Smith, and family.
Rev. Thos. NJ. Gum went to Seattle
Tuesday and expects to return tomor-
row. He will hold the regular morn
ing and evening services next Sab
bath at the Presbyterian church.
sheriff I,k,, WY CIrtl, ood n w
Freel returned from SteilacOOm last
friday, where they went with Henry
oNeiI, who was adjudged insane and
ordered committed to the asylum there
>, Watches repaired by E. F. Harpst.
twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. | also have a Bike and
"un shop in connection Next door IL
eoert house, Friday Harbor, Washing
ton.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bella Trice was
ned at the Roche Harder M. e. church
Wednesday of last week, Rev. Mr.
haIIgreu officiating. The choir sang
selections both at the church and Gene
terry.
VIM. Fowle received more new
christmas goods today. He says that
trade for the Holidays has fairly set III
al his store. He has to step high. wide
una handsome to keep up with the
Music.
Harry Inghram, of Roche Harbor
mad one of his feet badly hurt Tuesday
morning 10y one of the lime cars, which
run over it. No bones were broken
nut IT was very badly bruised and viii
oe sore for some time.
There will be a public Christmas
Tree at Odd Fellows hall, Monday
evening, December Is, to which every
oodE is most cordially invited. Fro
gram to begin at 1880. Look for furthel
announcement next week.
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