The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-26
EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 So. NJ

a business trip to Seattle.
Leo Rudow is visiting his parents
during his college vacation.
J. r. Commock, of Salt Lake City.
Utah. is the guest of the F. G. Heads.
Miss Edith Kimple is spending the
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Miss Hazel Myers. who is studying
music in Seattle. came home on Mon
day.
Mrs K. B. White is anticipating
visit in the near future from Miss
Maude Stratton. of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Shea have re-
turned from California. where they
have been in quest of timber claims.
Rt. Rev. William Keator, Bishop
of Olympia, will hold services at En-
manuel church on Sunday, January
third.
Miss Burroughs and Miss Cora Bur-
roughs are spending the holidays with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Burroughs.
Complimentary to Miss Waldron,
of Bellingham. Miss Templin enter
tanned mum Der of ladies at luncheon
on Wednesday.
B. F. Shattuck WAS painfully
though not seriously injured by being
struck in the eye by piece of steel
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sutherland
will have a Christmas tree at their
home on Christmas morning for their
grandchildren.
F. G. Head and son Frank, who
have been at Vancouver, b. c., for
the past few months. came home on
Monday for the holidays.
Mrs. Mackey, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. G. B. Buxton.
for the past month. left on Monday
for her home ia Seattle.
The Odd Fellows have purchased
an exceptionally fine new photograph
means of furnishing dance music
Mrs. Frank Knickerbocker. who has
been confined to her bed for the past
two weeks by injuries received from
fall. is reported to he improving
slowly.
Mrs. Estyn Chalmers. of W g S t
Sound. and Miss Waldron. of Belling-
ham. were guests of honor at lunch
eron on Thursday, given by Mrs Geo.
E. Candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Killing are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Mailer and their children. Miss Ril-
ling and Charles Killing, during the
holidays.
One of the most comprehensive
and instructive papers prepared by a
club member for many weeks was the
one compiled by Mrs. G. B. Buxton
on "The Government of China" and
read at the regular Madrona club
meeting on Thursday.
Through Geo. T. Candy, fifteen
hundred acres of land. comprising
the holdings of nearly all the proper
ty owners along North Beach. have
been bonded by an eastern invest
ment company who purpose establish
ing colony of German truck farmers,
bringing the people from the middle
West.
The school entertainment given
on Friday under the Joint direction
of Mr.. Guibor and Miss Davies was
great success. The program con-
sisted of Christmas farce entitled
''What happened to Santa Claus" An
lmpromptu feature of the program
was the Highland Fling which was.
danced most gracefully by Miss Jes-
sic Nicol. Following was the pro-
gram in full:
Brownie chorus
Song by The Sunbonnet Babies.
The Jumping Jack song.
Chorus-Jingle Bells.
Reading-'Joe' Search for Santa
Claus. Cramer.
Night Gown chorus.
Highland Fling danced by Jessie
Nicol.
French chorus.
Duet Alice Moles and Naomi Prindle.
Indian chorus.
Japanese Fan drill
Recitation-Th he First Christmas
Tree. Elizabeth Acorn.
German chorus-Tannebaum
Darkey chorus.
Chrous Merry. Merry Christmas Bells.
Farce "What happened to Santa
CLAUSE"
DR. G. l.. McKinnis. dentist. of
Friday Harbor. will be at the East
Sound house Tuesday. Dec. 20, pre-