The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-26
San Juan leland
SAN JUAN VALLEY
Outside Of County SCAT

Ben Dorley returned home from Ana
cortes last week
Geo. w. Smith left last week for visit
in Port Townsend.
George Beck and George Frank have
returned from Seattle.
Mrs Stoddart, of Seattle. is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beck.
Alfred Douglas shipped 240 sacks of
grain to Whatcom last week.
John Reed has returned from visit i'm
Port Townsend and vicinity.
Mrs. Sullivan, of Port Williams, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. Jno. Buckley is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clough, in Port Townsend.
Mrs. Wood, of Lopez, and Mrs. Flint.
of Port Townsend, are visiting at s. Mer-
rifield's.
Mrs. Fl. Cowell arrived few days ago
from California for visit at the Cowell
lime works.
Mrs. G.. Coghlan and children came
down from Seattle last week for visit
with Mr.. Coghan at the Cowell lime
works.
Mrs. Elepson, of Ballard; who has been
visiting her husband, who is foreman at
.the salmon banks, returned to her home
Saturday.
The pupils of No. II school will give an
ice cream social Saturday evening for the
benefit of the school. The program will
consist of songs, recitations, dialogues and
tableaux. Admission, adults, 20 cents;
children, 10 cents.
AT the meeting at the corners Saturday
evening it was decided to hold celebra-
ton July 4th. There will be match
game of base ball between the West
Sound and Valley teams and foot races,
bicycle races, a sack race and horse race.
Programs will be issued.
/. Ed jake was the recipient of pleasant
surprise Friday evening at his home.
Music and dancing were INDUCED in un-
til an early hour Saturday morning. Ice
cream and cake were served about mid
night. The following were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Il. w. McGeary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bryant, Mrs. jake, Mrs. John
Berg, Mrs. JAS Firth Misses Eliza Jah le,
May Madden, Mary f.. Madden, Jessie
Calhoun, May Schuman, Sophie Heiden-
reich, and Messrs. Ben Dorley, Ray Mad
den, Rich Dildine, j. Perry, John Schu-
man, Art Sterken, j. O. Bergman, Jr.,
George Jakle VIM. jake and Ed jake.
The valley boys defeated the West
Sound team in nine-inning game of ball
Sunday afternoon by a score Of % to 10
The valley team was in the lead through
out the game. West Sound played hard,
but was put out by being short two OF
their regular players. For the home team
Ed Buckley did good pitching, striking
out ten men. The game was umpired by
JOS. Turner. The best play of the day
was a triple play in the sixth inning.
VIM. Laplant halted liner, which WAS
caught by Buckley, who threw it To Ros
Ter, putting out Virgins Roster threw
to second to Begin, putting out JAS. La
plant. VIM. Cakes made home run in
the seventh inning, sending the ball over
left field. Buckley made a three base hit
in the first inning, bringing in three men.
West Sound will be over and play game
the Fourth of j lily.
The runs of West Sound team were
made rs follows Frank ShattuclS 4, Chas.
Shattuck 2, Jas. Laplant /, J. Virgins /,
L. Laplant 2.
Runs 10y Valley team: Mckay 2, Buck
ley 3, Roster 2, Begin 4, VIM. Cakes 5,
Taylor 3, Erickson 3, Schuman 3.
SCORE BY INNINGS
West Sound..............2 0 3 3 0 10 1'0--l0
San Juan....................4 o 625l3 -23