The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-21
Gown and County News
..omery butter 80 cents q pound.

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Creamery butter 80 cents a pound.
List your real estate with Gould
Void.
Tho Ladies' Guild met Tuesday wit
Mrs. W. o. Clark.
land to Morse Hdw. Co. for price
~ limestone and sulphur.
nscember Delieneators and Design
.,s At the ISLANDER office.
hin need of heating stove send +
Morse Hdw. Go. for cuts aud prices.
ur Sturgeon, formerly resident Of
This place, has been visiting friend,
here.
"a Gunnerson, Of Roche Harbor
xo,nrned this week from . bushes
trip to Seattle.
For feed grinding and wood cutting
.nv length, by power, see G. V. Peter
ann San Juan valley.
Eor ANYTHING you want in the line o
,nbber goods-boots, rubbers, mackin
toshes, etc.-go to Churchili's.
This county gets $7l9.73 as it's Dor
,on OF the quarterly apportionment o.
.tste school funds made November Is
Cashier Gould, of the San Juan
connty Bank, visited Whatcom, Ev.
srett and Seattle this week on bust
ness trip.
There was no school in the primary
department Monday, the teacher, Miss
Drhtman, having been excused to at,
tend her brothers. wedding.
Churchill has just received a fine
line Of boys clothing, winter under.
wear, mackintoshes, boots, shoes aud
rubber goods. Call and see them.
The Blue Front Store has just re
ceived new supply Of Mems, Ladies'
and Children's Rubbers and Rubber
Boots-Iots of them and cheap, too.
All persons sending minors to the
drug store for spurious liquors must
send an order from their doctor, pa.
rents or guardian, stating for what
purpose it is wanted..-C. Teagar, phar.
mscist.
A.F. Ackley is arranging to build q
new house next summer. A consider
able part OF the lumber has already
been cut at Browns mill aud Is to be
hauled out to the Ackley farm this
week to season.
Miss Anna Stamm, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Stamm, Of the Sau
Juan valley, and Mr.. David Fountain,
trap foreman for the Fairhaven Can.
ming Company. were married here Fri
day, the 18th inst, Rev. b. F. Smith
OlllCidtillB. lucy tCit VIA WIG SSC1s0SA
Lydia Thompson for Fairhaven shortly
after the ceremony.
The Sunday jamboree here on the
10th inst. was expensive IN moro ways
than one, the neglect Of duty on the
part Of the men who were employees oil
COwell's lime works having ,,ccasiOned
the loss of 800 barrels Of lime, 80 the
superintendent says. Last Sunday the
town was exceptionally quiet and or
derby.
The entertainment and social given
by the ladies Of the Santa Juanita Clut
Friday night was largely attended and
was as enjoyable aud successful a. the
clubs entertainments invariably are
The most noteworthy features were the
tableaux and the drills, which wert
admirably executed. The net pro
ceeds were about $50, thus swelling the
total sum raised by the club ladies FOL
sidewalk construction to over $50.
1t Is to be regretted that the enjoy
ment Of almost every entertainment Q
apublic character given at Odd Eel
lows hall Is greatly marred by thu
roxdyish actions of q number Of boy
who indulge in shrill whistling, stamp
Ing OF the feet and other noises that IN
very disagreeable and disturbing to tn
audience and the entertainers. Yer,
likely the boys know better and ar'
only thoughtless because that sort o
racket has been so long tolerated her
by their elders. If they don't know
better 1t Is certainly time that the.
were taught to have more regard TO
propriety and the rights Of others.
According to the West Coast Trad
much interest has been aroused In TIT
experiments undertaken by the Ore
gon Agricultural college In the manu-
lacture Of vinegar from refuse prunes
Thus far the results have met the 81
pectatiOns Of the experiment statf0I
officials, and they are sanguine of open
ing new avenue for the c0nsumptl0l
OF the horticultural staple. An anaIy
SIS made last week Of the prune Jutce
now but month along In the three 9
Tour months Of process necessary 9
secure final results showed an acetic aci
content Of 2.l6 per cent, far create
per cent than Prof. Pernot expected
Ii Is now believed that the ultimat
scetic acid content will be greater tina
Is usually secured In pure cider vine
gar.
Shortly after the steamer Thompeo
lett Lopez Thursday en- route to 6eatti
passenger looking out Of the windo'
IN the mems wash-ro0m 1t the stern
the steamer saw . man In the wate
ne Immediately notified the captain
who was at dinner, and the seeams
was stopped ~ quickly a. possible. o.
was too late either to save the man
lie or to secure the body. II -,
thought at first that the victim Of "a