The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-05-24
,oCAL AND PERSONAL.
torn oysters at Will Fowle's.


n fown Yesterday.
Prof ]. NJ. Hatcher goes to Seattle
TO-DAY for Il short visit.
u,va a look at our line Of Shirt
vai.ts Martin d. Jensen.
II SIattery visited his place hear
nar Bay the first of the week.
= n Butler, of Lopez, was doing
,n.iuess in the Harbor yesterday.
Mr. Chas. Clark, of East Sound, re-
earned home Monday from Seattle.
rlI and give us your order for a
..,,or.p,ade suit.-Martin & Jensen.
Afr and Mrs. Ethan Allen, Of Wal
,.nr were in the HarbOr this week.
Tbe Latest monthly and weekly mag
.,;nn. received at this office almost
daily.
con,v Gross went to Seattle on the
Thonpson, Tuesday, on a short busi
mess trip.
" n. Hoult, of Doe Bay, made
vast sound Il short visit the first of
the week.
Eirecracliers. Fireworks and Fourth
# JuIy goods arrived Monday at Will
Fowle's store.
Theo w. Spencer, Of Thatcher, went
70 BpIlingham bay Saturday, return
mg Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reddick, Of Olga,
bpcame the proud parents of a son a
few days ago.
Ten tons Of oats were shipped from
Argyle to Port Townsend, Tuesday, on
the Thompson.
lee Cream 10y the dish, quart, gallon
ar barrel. Leave your orders at Fowls
Soda Fountain.
Attorney w. H. Thacker returned
Tuesday morning from business trip
70 the Bay Cities.
NJ r. Noftsger returned Monday
after "a weeks business visit in the Bay
Giles and Seattle.
Some good things left in dry goods.
4 chance to save money. San Juan
Trading Company.
John L. Blair is visiting friends at
Seattle this week. He went up on the
Thompson, Tuesday.
School will commence i'm district No.
g2Monday, May %, with Miss Addie
Dghtman rs teacher.
Road Supervisor King, Of this dis
trct, is working quite force OIL nlen
on the roads this week.
Mr.. VIM. Van Waters, of the Seattle
Times staff, spent Il few days of last
week among the islands.
Mr. J. II. Gander, of Fairhaven,
made hurried visit to his ranch at
Grindstone bay, saturday.
Butler & Snyder, of Lopez, have in
the neighhorhood of | 900 sacks of grain
ready for shipment to Seattle.
George Gray lcturn, d to Olga, Mon
cay, on the Buckeye, having spent a
couple OF days at Bellingham bay.
Capt. Harry Darlington, Of Seattle,
ison the island buying grain for the
GaIbrith Grain Company, Seattle.
Mrs O.. Andrews returned to the
Islands the first of the week to spend
the summer Oh her ranch near Olga.
Send TO Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom
Cor samples of Wall Paper and Paints
They WILDE sent you free of CHARGE
Dr. w 7. Martin returned yesterday
from Spokane, where he had been at
tending the State Dental convention.
The two story addition to the Sweeney
Mercantile COmpany's store is nearing
completion. 1t is fine improvement
Parents, call in and see our suits fol
little boys. We wish to show them tC
you whether you buy or not. l.. b
Carter.
The Thompson took 800 sacks of oats
from Carter's dock last Saturday, con-
signdto the Galbraith Grain Company
Seattle.
Patrick Welch is Just recovering
from quite severe siege of sickness,
which kept him confined to his room
several days.
Miss Jessie Spencer left for Thatcher
BIakely island, on the Buckeye yester
uay, where she will teach summer
term OF school.
School began in the Olga district
Tuesday, with Miss McAlllster, Ol
"hatcom, as teacher. The old build
ing is still used.
Miss Kate b. Boyce left for two
weeks visit with friends and relative!
~ Victoria, b. g., and also to spenC
The 4th Of May.
Mrs. w. H. Parsons, of Seattle, will
Veat East Sound and Lopez, June 5tl
anu 10Th. All goods sold at discount
10 close the season.
Mrs. Penson and daughter, Celia, o
yrcas island, left Sunday to spend {
rev months with Mrs. Persons peopif
!" British Columbia.
Mrs; |. .. Gaasland and children re-
iutIea Monday to their home at New
"a, .all' after few days visit with rela
'"es and friends at Fairhaveu.
~, y, +. Hodgson, of Richardson, ship
reu ib boxes Of potatoes to Seattle on
M me thompson last Saturday. They
MI Slr De shipped from there to Cape
no MIS- W. H. Parsons, of Seattle, will
Wi. IN Friday Harbor about June II
s "nn "a large line Of millinery, and will
So a' al goods at a discount to close the
season.