The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24
EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 So. \

Mrs. Corhan Judd is entertaining
her sister this week.
Mrs. Hatch, of Seattle. visited Mrs.
J. G. Myers Sunday.
L G. Rndow left for Seattle on
Sunday on business.
Miss Reed. of Seattle. is visiting
AIRS. George H. Candy.
Mrs Howard Wilson returned on
wednesday, from SEATTLE.
W. II. Smith has returned from
business trip to Bellinghsm.
b. f. Shattuck returned on Sunday
from trip to the Seattle FAIR.
Mr.. Johnson, of Seattle, visited
George CANDY the first Of the week.
Mrs Charles f. Baker returned ON
the S. S. Chippewa on Sunday from
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hill are enter
tanning their son Fred and family,
or Seattle.
Rev ] W. Moles and his family
left on Thursday for their new home
at FerDdale.
Carl Baker left Monday for Pull
man where he will resume his studies
at the State College.
j. " Patterson and Mrs. Patterson
left on Wednesday for Seattle, where
"a TIoir
Thomas Frechette has returned from
visit with friends at Seattle, and
from attending the Fair.
Mrs Flora Readman. Mrs. Woods,
and Miss Margery Woods. of Seattle
were among the visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Darling. who has been
spending the summer here. left on
Tuesday for Honduras, where she will
hereafter reside.
Raymond Carr. who has been the
guest of his cousin, Mrs. Howard
Wilson, left on Saturday for his
home at Youngstown. Washington.
J. E. Moore is running his cannery
full time and with full crew. He
will put up heavy pack of pears and
apples which is already contracted
for.
Mrs. S. K. Woods, Miss Marjorie
Woods and Miss Amy Pike were guests
of Mrs. Ii. W. TempIin on Sunday
for the short time the Chippewa was
in port.
John L. Cow. and Miss Cow. of Sc
attic, are entertaining relatives from
Golden. Colorado. and Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania, at the hotel here for a
few weeks.
Mrs S. A. Ward. of Seattle, and
Leroy Lafane, of Everett, returned
to their homes on Wednesday after
several weeks visit with Mrs. j. A.
Anderson.
Miss Myrtle Wocdrum, of Glen
Cove, arrived on Tuesday on the
Yankee Doodle to be the guest of
Mrs. j. A. Anderson during the win
ter months.
Mrs O.Neal's house and contents
were burned last Wednesday night. 1t
is not known how the fire originated.
Mrs. O'Neal went to Tacoma with her
son Everett on Monday.
East Sound has just closed a very
successful season, after having again
demonstrated to the Sound cities that
she has greater attractions for excur-
sionists than any other summer resort
among the islands.
The excursion on the steamer Chip
pewa from Seattle on Sunday was the
largest of the season numbering 500
people. The excursion was given un-
der the auspices of w. j. Court. COM
missioner from San Juan County to
the A. Y. P. exposition. and the COM
missioners from several other conn
, ties. Mr.. Court, with the other
commissioners and their families we're
given an elaborate country dinner at
the hotel by the citizens of East
Sound, under the direction of Mrs.
j. L. Whitley. The commissioners
were profuse in their praises of the
hospitality of Mr.. Court and the mem
pie OF the village The committee
having the matter in hand for the cit.
iZens here, were L. 9. Rudow, Mr..
Langell. A. H. TempIin, j. L. White
ly, who devoted their energies to the
entertainment of their guests.