The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-02-11
Orcas s
Hrea 81 So. NJ.
EAST SOUND

Foster Burroughs returned Monday
from business trip to Bellinpham.
+. q. Head aud Geo. Carrier were
Friday Harbor visitors last Saturday
Robt. Smith, of West Sound, spent
portion of the week in East Sound.
A. E. Alien. who has been at the
hotel this winter, went to Bellingham
Friday.
L G. Rudow spent few DAYS this
week in Bellingham and Seattle on
business.
i. P. Dorviller left on Friday for
Bellingham to spend few days with
L. d. Pike and family.
County Engineer Allen has been
spending several days on Orcas island
surveying for various parties.
The Madrona club was most delight
fully entertained by the president,
Mrs. Hill. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. l. s. Waldrip left Saturday
for Bellingham to visit her daughters,
Mrs. Ealloch and Miss Waldrip.
Mr.. D. Vaughn and family, of
Everett. arrived on Monday and are
now domiciled on the J. A. Anderson
place.
Mrs. Blanche l. Baker. owner of
the East Sound hotel, returned Mon
day from Seattle after an absence of
several weeks.
Miss Lilly Allison. of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Corban
F.. Judd. this winter. has gone to Sc
attic for short trip.
Robt. Bull has moved his family
into East Sound and will occupy the
ReddiR cottage. He will be employed
by r. A. Light & Go.
A. B. LanRell has been spending
eese esai days on San Juan ana Lopez
island in the interest of the Geo. E.
Gsndy Realty Company.
E. j. Haasze and his father arrived
on the Rosalie Wednesday. Mr.. Haasze
has been into the eastern part of the
state and reports many inquiries for
Orcas island property.
Carl Baker returned on Monday af
ter being in school at Pullman since
Sept. l. He will not return to school
%h;, ro,r b,.t x,,;Il assist h;o n,othor
Mrs. Chas F. Baker, in running the
East Sound hotel.
j. M. Baker and family. former
residents of this place, have returned
after spending some time in Belling
ham Mr.. Baker is one of the firm
of R. A. Light & Co.. pile contract
ors. They are busy filling contract
for 5000 wharf piles.
X. A. Light & 90. have secured a
contract from Seattle parties for get.
ting out 5000 wharf piles. They will
be taken from the land along the
north shore of Orcas island. The
work will give employment to quite
q number of men during the coming
summer.
That there is great demand for
village property was demonstrated
this week when J. F. Whitely's place
was sold after having been on the
market only ten DAYS. A. B. Lam
Rell. representative of the Geo. b.
Candy Realty Co.. consummated the
sale to B. F. Shattuck.
The people of East Sound have been
indebted a great many times to Capt.
Andrew Newhall, who has always been
most public-spirlted. A recent ex-
ample of his generosity was in the
gift to the M. E. church of free trans
portatlon of lumber for the construc
tim of the new fence for the church
property.
Mrs. n. A. Chadwick. Of Seattle.
who has been the guest of Mrs Eos
ter Burroughs and Mrs. Geo. L. Suth-
erland has returned to the city. Sew
eral social affairs were given in Mrs.
Chadwick's honor, the hostesses being
Mrs. L. G. Rudow. Mrs. Luther Suth-
eriand, Mrs. Geo. L. Sutherland and
Mrs. Burroughs.
The Post Office department has or
dered that commencing Feb. 10Th ru-
raj route carriers will not be required
10 collect loose coins from rural mail
boxes. Patrons should enclose coins
in an envelope plainly marked, or
deposit them in coin holding recep-
tacle. so they can be easily and quick
II taken from the boxes.
At the recent election of officers OF
the Citizens Improvement Club the
following were elected: W 81. Benson.
Pres. Nova LanQell, Vice-president,
A. 81. Templin, Treas. A. b. LanRell.
Secretary, Board Of managers, J. =.