text: Orcas JzS&i X^J*!?. d Hr«*s7 B<J.M. uiaj^"^.!/* ■-- ■■■■-■■- _______ DOB BAY D. Bower and J. M. Butters, Jr., -were passengers on the Islander for Hellingham Tuesday night. Joe and Henry Martell entertained with a stag party Saturday night. Their guests were Winston Drain, George Nelson, Geneald Butters and Jark Alexandra. Miss C. Rilling spent Easter Sun with her parents at East Sound. Henry Legbandt was a Belingham visitor this week. Chas. Roebl is spending a few on his ranch. Mrs. W. Stanlake was shopping in Belingham a few days this week. Miss Kitty Bliss of East Sound is of her mother for a -while. Mrs. Andrew Nelson and baby were the over-Sunday guests of friends in Belingham. John Rollins' father, who used to make his home here, is visiting his son here. A number from here attended the lance at Olga Inn Saturday night and report a fine time. Jog Pafton of Bellingham was the night guest of W. Townend Wednesday, leaving Thursday on his ranch Fox for town. Claud Alexandra left on the Is land Thursday for Bellingham, where he will go north, where will be employed this summer. Alexandra accompanied him as Bellingham. Mr. Nelson left for Eliza island Thursday night. Miss Ruby Langell of East Sound, arrived on the Islander Saturday evening to spend a few days with Miss Bliss, who is visiting her mother here. Mr. Carver of Bellingham, was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith a few days the past week. Winston Drain was a passenger on the Islander Wednesday from Bellingham and reports a very rough trip. Children are much more likely to contract the contagious diseases when they have colds. Whooping cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and consumption are diseases that are often contracted when the child has a cold. That is why all medical authorities say beware of colds. For the quick cure of colds, you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It can always be depended upon and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Friday Harbor Drug Co. ORCAS Mr. Gale of Tacoma was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Powers the past two weeks. C. F. Martin is visiting relatives at How. Chas. Curry was at home for a few days this week. Mr. Chipley of Kamloops, B.C., who recently purchased the Jack Curry ranch here, arrived the first of the week. He, with his family, expects to make Oregon his future home. The Orcas Entertainers expect to give another play in the near future. Samuel Curry expects to leave for Kamloops, B.C., next week. Mrs. Chas. Martin and daughter Mayne, and Wiley Sanders were the guests of Mrs. Dever. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of coughs, colds, and croup. It can be depended upon. For sale by Friday Harbor Drug Co. DOLPHIN BAY Fred Krumdiack, accompanied by his son Henry and wife, made a business trip. trip to Friday Harbor Tuesday. Quite a number from here attended the dance at Olga Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones and Miss Julia Merritt were guests at the Krumdiack home Sunday. T.C. Engleson is working on the county road near East Sound. Mrs. E. M. Bourland and son returned to their home Saturday, after a week's visit here. Ernest and Fred Krumdiack, Jr., spent the weekend with their sister Mrs. Bourland at Orcas lime works. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Martin and son Chetser spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harris in the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bull and son left for Vancouver, last week, where he will be employed. There will be a big program dance and supper at Mr. Haven's house Saturday, April 5, for the benefit of the Dolphin school. Admission, including supper 50 cents. EAST SOUND Died at "The Firs," East Sound, Wash., March 17, 1913, Frances Helen Taylor, widow of the late Rev. James Taylor, rector of Little Dew church, Hereford, England, aged 81. Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Allen are the guests of Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gordon of Bellingham. They went over to attend the opening of the Elk's Club house on April 7th. Mrs. Blanche Baker came up from Seattle, Saturday and will open the hotel to the public in the near future. Mrs. M. V. Slayler and sisters, the Misses Knight, of Seattle are at the Clergy house here for a short visit. Mrs. Harding Gow returned from a visit with Seattle friends, Monday. Mrs. Mann, of Everett, is visiting her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mann, for a few days. Mrs. Flora Readman, of Tacoma, will be the over Sunday guest of her mother, Mrs. John Sutherland. Mr. Cooksey paid a flying visit to East Sound this week on his way to new duties in New Westminister. B. C. Miss Ruby Langell was the weekend guest of Miss Kitty Bliss of Doe Bay. Mrs. A.J. Hill left Monday for a short visit with Seattle relatives. Mr. F.H. Waldrip left Monday for British Columbia, after an extended visit with his parents here. Miss Grace Cramer returned from Seattle Friday where she has been the guest of Mrs. A. Boyles. Mrs. I.S. Waldrip after a very pleasant visit with her daughters, Mrs. H.B. Paige, of Bellingham and Mrs. R.S. Peters of Seattle returned to her home here Friday. The Misses Gibson and Ed Gibson, of Seattle, are spending the Easter vacation with their parents here. Miss Rilling, of Seattle and Miss Clara Rilling, of Doe Bay were the over-Sunday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rilling. The Madrona club met Thursday with Mrs. Holland as hostess. Mrs. Blaine of Friday Harbor was a visitor. The ladies' aid of the M.E. church met with Mrs. Carl Land Thursday. Miss Madeline Nicol is spending several days visiting her parents. You can say goodbye to constipation with a clear conscience if you use Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have been permanently cured by their use. For sale by Friday Harbor Drug Co. RICHARDSON George Wilson returned Tuesday from a flying trip to up-Sound cities. Angus McGuire, president of the Hodgson-Graham Co., spent a few days at Richardson and expressed himself as well pleased with the progress made upon the cannery. Lyall Visgar went to Seattle Saturday. Miss Hattie Kivard spent the week visiting relatives here. Rev. Nichols exchanged pulpits with Rev. Parr of Granite Falls, Sunday. Rev. Parr also gave an excellent sermon Thursday, and on Friday lectured upon "The Passions of the Human Soul." A large number turned out to hear him. Ed. Ridley, Owen Higgins, and Albun Graham went to Anacortes with Capt. Lieson Saturday, returning the same day. The Hidden Inlet Co. are progressing rapidly with their new cannery. The main building and warehouses are well under way. The Base Ball Boys gave a dance in the Woodmen hall Friday night. Everyone present reports a most enjoyable time. A large crew of men are working on the Hodgson-Graham wharf and cannery. Mr. Mercer, who is drilling a well for the Hidden Inlet Co., struck 15 feet of good quality iron ore. He has drilled to a depth of about 80 feet. The Island Athletic Club held a special meeting in the Richardson Hall Wednesday evening. They sent a man to Seattle to purchase their outfit. They already have a pair of gloves and Wm. Wilson is suffering from a sore shoulder, while Claud Graham has a swollen face, which he says is caused by the toothache. Some cousins of W. F. Bolton's arrived on the island, Saturday. R. F. Johnston moved his family down from Seattle last week. Just received a new stock of Jewelry and Watches at unbelievable prices. Herman Fredell, Jeweler Friday Harbor. STUART ISLAND Kaspar Mordhorst returned home Tuesday after a week's visit with relatives on San Juan. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Johnson called at the Chevalier home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Chevalier and children visited with friends in Roche Harbor Sunday. General Cayou visited with relatives in Deer Harbor. Last week, B. Chevalier called at the Mordhorst home, Sunday. Miss L. Mordhorst called on Miss Mary Dill Thursday evening. J. Johansen and G. Gard called at the Johnson home Sunday evening. B. Chevalier made a business trip to Friday Harbor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Johnson and Miss Mary Dill spent Sunday at the Cook home. A. Drouillard has sold his cattle to J. Sandwith on San Juan. The basket social and dance Saturday evening was a great success both socially and financially. Nine baskets were sold, which brought in $43. The proceeds will be used toward building a new wharf at Prevost. DECATUR Samuel Britt was a caller at the north end Tuesday. The launch Marion was launched Tuesday evening. Alphonso Meyer visited friends at Islandale Sunday. Joe Reed made a business call at Friday Harbor Tuesday. Andrew Lavine left for Bellingham, via Anacortes, Monday. Mrs. Hadley of Seattle, arrived Saturday for a visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Viereck and daughter were callers at the south side Sunday. Henry Cayou was a caller at Decatur Tuesday and Wednesday. Alphonso Meyer has accepted a position as engineer of the Marion for the summer. Misses Margaret Hadley and Helen Howell went to Anacortes Saturday. Mrs. Zella Stuart and daughters were guests at the Gurney home Sunday. Mrs. L. Howell went to Anacortes Tuesday, returning Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tansey were west side callers Saturday. Bennie Cayou left on the Fearless Wednesday for a few days' visit with his father. Mrs. Roy Harmon and family visited her mother, Mrs. M. Reed and daughters Sunday. Chas. Bower, accompanied by Will Reed, went to Anacortes Saturday, from where Mr. Bower will leave soon for Alaska as engineer on the President. LOPEZ Word was received from Port Townsend Tuesday that Mrs. Hussey had died from a stroke of paralysis. Besides her husband, she leaves a host of friends to mourn her loss. Mr. Hussey has the sympathy of the entire community in his bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hudson came down from Bellingham Tuesday, and are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Tufts and Bee Kent went to Bellingham Tuesday for a few days' visit with friends. Mrs. Snyder and son Bert left Thursday for Creig, Alaska. Fred Hammond came down from Bellingham Monday, and his father had been stricken with paralysis the last of the week. A number of the friends of Mrs. Snyder gave her a surprise Tuesday afternoon. Whooping cough and measles are all the rage now on Lopez, with a few cases of grip for variety. ANAWEUPMBEB 1 BOX CO, Is prepared to offer its customers in San Juan County prompt deliveries of all Grades. SPRUCE AND FIR LUMBER ROUGH OR SURFACED INTERIOR FINISH, MOULDINGS, LATH, SHINGLES Everything that goes into a house at prices that will make it to your advantage to buy here. 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