The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-16
=. =. Bruins, of Shaw island, was
visitor in town Monday.
Oyster Cocktails and Sweet Cider
at the Sugar Bowl.

at the Sugar Bowl.
Ailvla Cater returned the first of
the week from few DAYS visit n
Bellingham.
warren Dightman went to Bell
lngham Tuesday morning for a short
business trip.
Clean, Bright Dat Straw. SIS. 90
per ton. Apply to Paul Peterson
Friday Harbor.
Andrew Newhall had a crew of
men at work for several days repair
ing the dock at his place at Idlewild.
Miss Mary Nelson, "Hello Girl"
at the telephone central here, is visit
ing friends on Lopez island this week.
For nicely furnished rooms 90 to
the Maple House. Prices reasonable.
Miss Emily Wright returned home
Monday from Richardson where she
had been visiting friends for Several
days.
VIM. Shultz. of the Friday Harbor
Packing Co., returned home Tuesday
from Seattle where he had been on
a business visit.
Roy Griswold. Of Shaw island.
was in town Monday for the purpose
of executing his bond as supervisor
of road district No. 8.
The A. j. Wright Paint Co. will
move the first of January from the
Capron building. corner of Spring
street and Argyle avenue, to the
Carter building formerly occupied
by the Blue Front store.
FOR RENT Ross house at
the head Of Spring street. Apply
to Mrs. Ross, Maple House.
The tables and fixtures for the
new pool and billiard parlors to be
opened soon by G. B. briggs in the
Jensen building arrived Monday and
the place will be opened as early as
it is possible for him to get the place
in shape.
Xmas. boxes Of cigars and candy
at Fowle,s.
Raymond Madden has been putting
in most of his time in the county
auditor S office for the past few days
for the purpose of familiarizing hin
self with the work in order that he
may intelligently and efficiently per-
form his duties as county auditor,
to which position he was elected at
the recent general election.
For freight hauling to and from
steamers, or transfer work about
town, call upon E. S. Pease. Prompt
and careful service and moderate
charges.
The entertainment given by
school district No. / in Woodmen
hall. Madden's Corners, last Satura-
day evening, was decided success
in every particular. The affair was
enjoyed by one Of the largest crowds
ever assembled in the hall and the
net receipts will help considerably to
swell the districts treasury.
For Bargains in Hats and Rib
hons 90 to Mrs. Loyal B. Larson S
Millinery Store.
Mt. Dallas Lodge No. 95, |. Q. ..
F. has completed arrangements Tor
its annual ball and supper to De
given in Odd Fellows hall on the
evening of Friday, December 81:
II will be the eighteenth annual
affair of this kind given by this
i lodge and will no doubt compare
favorably with former ones given,
which have proven to be the leading
social affairs of the season. Supper
/ win be served in the upper hall.
The Houston fountain Pens are
/ the best ever invented. An ideal
/ holiday gift. ! have % different
i patterns to select from. Prices
$3.50 to $500 for Pearl handled
| beauties. At Fowle's Store. An
other new line Of fancy chinaware
just in at Fowle's.
| Leslie Anderson was called to
1 Seattle Wednesday in response to
i : telegram received from one OF the
4 hospitals Of that city announcing
4 the serious illness Of his father, Fred
| Anderson, who suffered stroke Of
] naralysis Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson
| Is 4 son Of Mrs. j. Z. Farnsworth
!. who resided here for many years.
i n. many friends IN this county will