The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-12

port Monday.
wm Fowle returned Saturday from
bu.iness trip to Seattle.
rim need Of heating stove send K
Morse Hdw. Co. for cuts aud prices.
lanes H. Buchanan, of Richardson
.,os tran sacting business in town Tues
day.
D. Tiff has been spending several
a.vs iD Seattle on the grand jury In
the federal court.
For feed grinding and wood cutting,
any length, by power, see G. V. Peter
ann San Juan valley.
For ANYTHING you want in the line OF
ruhber goods-boots, rubbers, mackin.
to.hes, etc.-go to Churchill's.
Lieutenant Johnson, of the revenue
launch Scout, has received q thirty
Says' extension of his leave of absence.
Will Fowle says he couldn't spare
,he time, but he got quiet tip of some
GOOD things for the holiday trade up
sound, so he started next trip.
LR Carter, of the Blue Front Store.
has been absent for several days at
tending to business matters at up.
Sound points. He is expected home
tomorrow.
DIR. w. T. Martin, formerly engaged
in the practice of dentistry here and
who went to Ketchikan, Alaska, last
.pring, is now practicing at Coupeville,
WILDLY island.
For Sale-Team, wagon, harness and
farm tools, including pillow, SPRING
tooth harrow, Planet Jr. l-hOrse culti-
yator, etc. For particulars write p. O.
Box 81, East Sound, Wash.
Mrs. OH. Culver returned Saturday
from Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and
Whatcom. Mr.. Culver was detained
in Seattle longer than he expected to
he and did not return till the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wright. of What
com, former residents of Friday Har-
Dor, were visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs l.. b. Carter during the week.
Mrs Wright returned home Monday,
accompanied by Mrs. Carter.
It was only yesterday that lady
said "Mr. Fowle, it makes me fairly
sick TO think that bought my china
dishes before coming to see your assert
ment of dishes and holiday goods. Til
buy some of yours anyhow" And she
did
Fred Bate, an old-ume resident Of
Waldron island, died suddenly of heart
disease December 5. Mr.. Bate was a
%" German 10y birth, but had been u citi-
Zen Of this country for several years. He
was Il brother-in-law Of Ernest Ra-
horst, also of WaldrUn.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Marshall, a cele-
brated divine of New York City, will
deliver IN address at the Presby terrain
church here Friday, December 10, at
7:SO p NJ, on important topics Of inter-
est to everyone. All are cordially in-
vited. Admittance free.
The many friends of of Miss Ada
Mullis on the occasion IF her 2lst BIRTH
day, Wednesday, December IL, assem-
bled at her home on Argyle avenue.
The house was appropriately decorated
with ivy and flowers. Miss Ada was
the recipient of many pretty gifts.
s. ID. Martin, of the firm of Martin &
Jensen, received word last week Of the
serious illness of his mother and i'm
mediately took his departure for her
home at CrOssville, Cumberland coun-
~, Tennessee. His stay east is indefin-
lite, though he will probably be absent
until after the holidays.
The ISLANDER is requested to make
the following announcement: "By mu.
tuai consent divorce was granted dis
solving the bonds of matrimony exist
ing between r.; N. Tallentire and jan
HE Tallentire Jamie Sandwith) by
The superior court Of King county
about the 9Th of September, 1901"
The Ladies' Aid Society of Lopez M
Il. church will give "sOck" social and
bazaar at Woodmen hall Wednesday
afternoon and evening, December Is
number Of socks will be sent out by
.he ladies', with little rhyme at.
tsched thereto explaining their mis-.
SION. Should anyone fail to receive q
SOCK Just wear the cues you are &C
custolned to, as the ladies will only be
100 glad to furnish you one at the hall
ohe OF the features in the evening will
pea darning contest by the gentlemen
everybody cordially invited.
The Fairhaven Herald under date 81
aM3mnday, December 8, says: deputy
collector o. HI. Culver, of Friday Har
:oor Yesterday seized an engine belong
ing to Victor Mcconnell, of West
SOUND, supposed to have been SNUG
SIed from Victoria two years ago. Nc
.ohheil for time was running = sIooI
Engaged in trafficking with rancher'
., The Islands. About year ago hi
s,o0p was seized and sold by Deputy
Sohector Culver because OF his habit o.
going into foreign ports without proper
entrance and clearance papers. This en-
glhe is said to have been cached in thu
woods on Orcas island for long tim.
until brought to Fairhaven severa
months ago. Recently Mcconnell sole
he engine to Wakefield 4 Fowler, own
ers OF the Hector" and when 1t wa
S W 1t was at the machine shop Q
warren 4 Smith for repairs, prepara
3ry to being placed In the hull OF thu
hector. A government launch tool