The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-06-20

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Fourth Of July supplies Il Fowle,..
To mrs. L. =. Cox, Of Olga, vas In tow,
Write Morse Hardware II =. -.
on wire nails. See ad. - PIC
Gene Gould's Sundsy-achoo, .,..
nad picnic At Turn island Tuesday,
Summer hats straw and cameo. :
erass cloth. lots Of lem, At Carter;s nm y
we carry complete line Of. To;le
articles. Call aud hear our prizes
Friday Harbor Drug CO.
n. u. Warbass returned Tuesday,
from visit with friends at RocI'.
Harbor and English Camp.
You may miss something of specia
interest and importance IL you fail r
read 1.-THE Fair" ad. every week.
Hyou hunger aud thirst after soma,
thing good go to Fowie's Soda Fonn
tam and Fireworks Emporium 70,
sport. 'o'
l.. b. Carter has Skinned tbirfv-ore
tons Of oats to Seattle within tn: n S"s
week. There were 625 sacks and thai,
average weight was 1O4 pounds.
Bargains In straw, crash aud felt hats
Tor everyone. Several hundred pairs
OF children's, ladies' and mems shoes nj
oO cents on the dollar, cost price. N. r.
Churchill.
Anime Days Wonder'' will be ON
tap the night of the Fourth of July.
Oh! there'll be hot time at the hest
aud jolliest Ball ever had in the Odd
Fellows hall. Will Fowle.
The Santa Juanita Club is repre.
sented at the meeting Of the state fed.
Grafton at Tacoma this week by the
president. Miss Thacker, Mrs. VIM.
Fowle and Mrs. J. w. Firth.
Mrs. Phillips and her children and
Mrs. Shannon left Tuesday to return
to their home i'm Oregon, after spe,d.
ing few weeks visiting Mrs. Farms
worth, Mrs. Phillips mother.
County Clerk FARMLAND has been
advised of the escape of VIM. o. Bar
ker from the insane asylum at Steil-
accom-, on the 10th inst. He was ad.
mitted to the asylum from this county
May 81, 1899. fisS i#s
Max Harrison, son of Doctors I. M.
and Agnes Harrison, formerly of this
county, graduated from the Seattle
high school last week. He is president
of the class organization, numbering
sixty -four members.
The steamer Buckeye broke one of
the flukes of her propeller when COM
ing down East Sound Monday. She
wObbled hack up to her home port ut
Newhall for new wheel aud the LOr.
eta came OH with the mail. e
The San Juan County Bank is now
ready to receive and pay interest upon
deposits in its savings department.
Circulars giving the conditions under
which deposits may be made were
mailed all over the county this week.
The "Children's Day" services at the
local churches last Sunday were largely
attended and much enjoyed. The
churches were very prettily decorated
and all who participated in the exer.
cises acquitted themselves most credit
ably.
The travelling library Of the Wash.
ington Federation of WOmen's Clubs
has been received by tue Santa Juanita
Club here and the books and periodi.
calls of which 1t consists may be ob.
tanned from Mrs. Dennison, The libra.
Ran, by any one, whether members OF
the local club or not, by complying
with certain simple and reasonable
conditions governing their use. which
is free.
The creamery meeting which was to
have been held at Bergnan's store al
Madden's corners Tuesday evening has
been postponed until Saturday evening
ON account of the inability of Mr.
Broder to be there Tuesday. The
machinists strike at Seattle prevented
him from getting his t,oiler work done
there and he had tn 60 To Whatcom
with il. He writes from there that he
expects to have the creamery In opera
ton by July l. 4
The story is told of an old bachelor
who bought pair of socks and foun6
attached to one of them slip Of paie
wifi f;,ee words: II arm y0unf
lady of % and would like to correspont
with a bachelor, with . view to matri
mony.u Name aud address were
riven. The bachelor wrote aud In
Paw davs rot this letter: "Mamma wa
married twenty years ago Inc meI
chant you bought those socks iron
evidently did n0tRdvertise or ne wouIt
have sold them long ago. Mamma
handed me your letter and said posi-
bly, might suit you. am 10 year
old"
George Mullis, whose reputation, .9s. 70 !;