The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-04
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EAST SOUND

eer. Warren is visiting friends at
East Sound.
Mrs. Omer FreeI spent a few days
.st Doe Bay this week.
J.. e. Moore left Monday on a bust
.s.a s. trip to Bellingham.
r.. ". Harrison spent Sunday at
East Sound with his family.
Mrs. W. N. Prindle spent a few
OARS this week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. WIiso2 return
osd Thursday from Bellingham.
Lutber Sutherland left Monday for
"A few days visit in B~ellingham.
Fred Hill, of Tacoma, is visiting
1ais brother, Alfred Hill and family.
Miss MolIie Harrison left Sunday
zrnorning for a stav in Friday Harbor.
Mrs. Richard Van SAINT and son. of
Olga. visited in East Sound on Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hambly left
sou Friday for q short stay on the main
Hand.
The Ladies' Aid society met this
week with Mrs. Waldrip and Mrs.
Kimple.
A. P. Redman and wife are the
quests of Mrs. Redman's father. ".
IA. Gafford.
The Sucia island quarry has closed
down indefinitely, throwing fifty men
nut of work.
Mrs. M. S. Donohue entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Patterson at din
met Thursday.
Goseph Reddick attended the open
Nv,E of the A. Y. P. Exposition at Sc
attic on Tuesday.
Miss Bliss left for Doe Bay to
szeend q few days with her mother,
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Williams
xsnd son left Mon1ay for a trip to III
Enois. New Jersey and Eastern cities.
-1ack Douglas, Karl Templin, Ray
Madden, Miss Douglas and the Misses
sL3uard spent Sunday at Cascade lake.
A large party of ladies and gentle
Ea1en from East Sound spent Sunday
at the home of Robert Moran at Ros-
aario.
&. E. Curtis. of Everett, represent
T=r- &hn Mouth Woctorn Eiro Tno.,r M
Company, arrived Wednesday on his
launch Isabel.
Andrew Anderson. of Seattle. grad
nate of Washington State University,
has been elected principal of the East
Sound schools.
The yacht Imp. Can't. Candy. re
Eurned Saturday from her cruise in
British waters and all report having
had a jolly time.
Mrs. G. F, Burroughs was called
20 Anaeortes this week on account of
Ehe illness of her daughter Ethel,
Igho has the measles.
L. H. Dudley has returned to Or
s2sas island and will reside on his place
~a-ecentIy occupied by E. E. Whitmore,
TEho Will move to the Frank Baker
xB2sce.
The pupils of Miss Davies room,
assisted by some from the grammer
zsrades, Will give a miscellaneous pro-
%gCem Friday afternoon for closing ex-
~eFoises.
Ers. Chas. F. Baker, of the East
SeuDd hotel, has twenty tent houses
EzH6er construction. also other i'm
gproEements which will enable her to
entertain 100 guests during the COM
ring season.
Luther Sutherland attended the
opening of the Fair at Seattle on
~Icesday. Miss Maggie Hall. of Port
2e0d, who is to visit Mrs. Sutherland
Gaais summer. will return with Mr..
Switzerland.
Mrs. b. W. Benson. accompanied
&5y her friend. Mrs. Lottie Stevenson.
Director General of the Utah exhibit
st the A. Y. P. and Miss Betty Bold
rick arrived Friday afternoon for a
8aort visit as the guests or W. 81.
Benson and family.
Alice Moles. of the eighth grade of
The East Sound school. who was award
ed first prize by the judges in the 10
cal W. G. I. u. contest, has Just been
awarded frs prize in the county con
Fest. Her essay is now to be entered
in the state contest and the East
Sound school hopes that it may be
still more honored by having the
state prize awarded to one of its mem
Hoers. Harry Sutherland, who receiv-
sed second prize in the local contest
weeeived honorable mention in the
2rounty contest.
The Memorial services at the Meth
esdist church we're we'll attended. The
HznGsical program was furnished by
che choir with Miss Harrison as or
agaHist and By special numbers fur-
Hn.shed by Mesdamas Buxton, Judd