The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-19
ROCHE HARBOR

| Charles Arend has Deen quite IA
for the past few days.
Walter Arend made trip TO Fri
day Harbor Saturday.
Arthur johnson is now working IN
the Lime Co.'S cooper shop.
Mrs. jones spent a day the first OF
the week with Mrs. F. Roleau.
Nathan Strahl attended the dance
at Deer Harbor last Friday evening.
Rev. Jones held church services
Sunday evening at the school house.
Fred Fl. McMillin left for Seattle
IN a short business trip the first OF the
week.
Mrs. H.H. Davis, of English camp,
came up on business Friday of last
week.
Mrs. F.. Holding and Mrs. r. Badie
spent Thursday with Mrs William
Houston.
Ben Briggs and W. P. Smith made
trip to Friday Harbor Saturday
evening.
The Lime Company's barkentine
Archer is expected to, arrive within
a short time.
Alfred Smith, VIM. Burr and John
Burr have begun to cut cordwood for
Chas. Arend.
The launch Selmora came in here
Friday on business trip. She is
from Anacortes.
Mrs. Andrew johnson and daughter
spent Thursday evening with Mrs.
John Danielson.
Cameyo Kubota is spending few
days with her parents at West Valley
farm, near Mitchell Bay.
The tug Roche Harbor has returned
home after delivering scow load of
| lime to up sound points.
John Coon, who has been employed
as millwright for the last three years,
left Tuesday morning for Seattle.
DR.. V. J. Capron spent Sunday
evening at the home of his father in
law. Mr. Peter Kirk, at Deer lodge.
| E. Kubota, of Mitchell Bay. who
is living on West Valley farm, was
getting supplies for his wood cutters
on Friday.
Thomas Hall came up Saturday to
spend a day or two with his father,
Alex Hall, who is foreman of the
cooper shop.
Lyle Davis has resigned his posi-
tion on the Calcite. His brother,
Vivian Davis. is now run ing the
launch alone.
Mrs. G. B. briggs. of Friday Har
Dor. came up on the stage Saturday
afternoon in the interests of the coun
tvs A. Y. P. exhibit.
Mrs. F. II. McMlllin is spending
the spring months with her father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Burgerhouser.
who live in San Francisco.
Misses Olive and Clara Kirk and
brother Peter, of Mitchell Bay, at
tended the entertainment Saturday
evening at the Roche Harbor club
house.
Freddie Houston returned home
Monday after spending few days
with his father, VIM Houston, who is
working in the sandstone quarry on
Waldron island.
A number of siehtseers were here
Friday looking over the Lime Com
apny's plant. They were taken from
here in the company's fine launch
Oalcite to Waldron.
Adam Klock has returned to bis
home near Mitchell bay after staying
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Roleau. He had a bad attack of
pleurisy and bronchitis.
N. P. Tuck's fine pair of goats
have gone astray. They we're seen
down at English camp last Thursday.
Mr.. Tuck would like to be notified
by any one who should see them.
DR.. Capron il having a new coat
of paint put on his house. He is
also having the rooms papered. While
the work Is being done Mrs. Capron
and children are staying with her
father, Mr.. Peter Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Danielson and
family left Wednesday for Belling-
ham where they intend to make their
future home. Mr.. Danielson has
been employed by the Lime Company
for the past five years as mason on
the lime kilns.
Andrew Mckay is working for Ben
Briggs who is logging on Charles
Arend's place. Ben has somewher.
near two hundred thousand feet of fir
logs now in the woods that are buck
ed up. The logs are about a quarter
of q mile from the beach Of Roolxz