The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-21

hlblted drought down the l,ouse.n 4
Ipesented nvo more or le0 bald
headed citizens q Friday Harbor, none
= whose fsces were shown, all sitting
CO. together In . row and gazing In
seuIIy q conspicuous sign on hous(
wAM advertislng "Bumbug's Hair Re
storer." for which the editor Of the
AsLANDER was represented to b the
aenc. Another feature Of the evening
which seemed to be much enjoyed waa
asnnged BY Mn. O. II. Culver. TWEEN
ty-nve book titles were represented BY
pictures, Letters, figures and various
osner articles and devices, each title
oeing marked by . number. Most Of
the titles were correctly guessed during
the evening. Vocal and Instrumental
mostc and lunch Of sandwiches, salad
and coffee still further contributed to
the enjoyment Of the many present.
The members Of the club and the read
Ing circle consider themselves under
special obligation to Mr.. Clark, It hav-
ing been necessary for him to devote
much time to the making Of the pic
lures, most Of which were taken for the
occasion.
An addition IL being built to the
Burke cottage on Spring street.
Mn. b. F. Smith and daughter left
Tuesday for . visit with friends at He-
attic.
If you are in need Of blue-stone, sui.
phur or lime write the Morse Hdw. Co.,
Whatcom, for prices.
e. F. Harpst Is putting in . nice lit
Tie stock Of jewelry, silverware and
aluminium novelties for the holiday
trade. Call and zee them.
At the Methodist church next Sun
day evening, just before tho sermon,
Miss Ella Thacker will recite the poem
written by Milton on his own blind
ness.
Mrs. Gill left . few days ago, via
AnacOrtes, where she will make short
visit with friends, for Everett, whore
she will reside for time. Her son
Ernest ts working there.
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DR.. Wright's building, adjoining the
ISLANDER office, IL being arranged for
store, to be established about December
! by g. B. briggs and John Urfur.
Mr.. briggs is now away buying goods.
Another thousand cases Of sockeye
salmon have been exported from the
cannery here to Vancouver for ship
ment 10 Liverpool, the export value |
being "a 900. They went by the steamer
North Pacific, which cleared from here
Saturday night.
The ladies Of the Methodist church |
gave q sumptuous turkey supper, fol-
lowed by an enjoyable entertainment,
ct Odd Fellows hall last evening, the |
proceeds Of which will be used In maxi |
ing some much needed improvements |
to the church building.
B w. Huntoon, Of Fairhaven, has
been appointed superintendent Of the |
Pacific Packing and Navigation Com |
pany. e. B. Deming retains his posi-
ton a. general manager of the PA. r. |
and d. N. Mcmillan lie con- |
tinued "a superintendent Of the traps
and outside work.
The Santa Juanita Club met last |
Saturday at the home Of Mrs. Void,
eighteen members responding to roll |
call with "Manila items" There was
an Interesting literary program and at
the business session vote of thanks |
was rendered to Mr.. Teagar, Miss |
Showers, Mr.. Gould, Mr.. Peter Han
sen, Mr.. Void and Mr.. Loyal Larson !
for their assistance ut the social Friday
night. The next meeting will be held |
November 30 at the San Juan Club
rooms.
The proceedings of the 5th annual
session of the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs, which was held at
Tacoma last summer, have been pub
lished In pamphlet form, together with
. list of the officers and committees.
There are fifty seven clubs In the state
belonging to the federation. OF which
Seattle has thirteen Including one at
University station. Tacoma eleven and
Spokane five. The Santa Juanita
Club, Of Friday Harbor, Is one Of the
largest in point Of membership, being
exceeded by only seven: One club has
only four members. At the meeting OF
the federation Miss Thacker was q
member Of the committee on resOlu.
lions and she Is member Of the stand
ing committee on history.