The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-03-15
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EAST SOUND

Interest centers in the mountain
nad just now. A crew OF men
with Ed. TempIin in charge lett
Monday morning to begin work
# IS expected that it will be ready
for use by the first of July and a
picnic for the fourth is being rlan-
ned to celebrate independence day
and the opening of the road.
The play, The Prince of Liars.
which is being renearsed, is making
good progress and promises to be
very funny. Mrs. Geo. E. Candy
and Mrs. O.. C. Rapelje served re-
freshments at the Monday night re-
hearsal. The members of the cast
are as follows: Mr.. Hummingtop,
W. Il. Benson; Joshua Gillibrand,
Al. Harrison; Ralph Omerrod, Bert
Williams; Dobson, Clarence Rapelje;
Mrs. Hummingtop, Miss Marguerite
Gibson: Daisy Maitland, Miss
Blanche Knight; Rosa Columbus,
Miss Ether Williams; Barbara, Miss
Clara Stroud; Mrs. Gillibrand, Mrs.
@. 0. Rapelje; prompter, Mrs. Geo.
E. Candy; stage manager, Miss Jes-
sic Templin. 1t will be put on i'm
mediately after Easter, the proceeds
TO 90 to the mountain road fund.
Mrs. E. H. Rcnfro has returned
to her home here from visit in Sc
attic with relatives and friends.
Mr. thomas, who has bought the
Gafford ranch, on the Sunset road.
spent the past week here, supefin-
tending work on The beautiful new
house ia course of construction and
other improvements. Mr.. Thomas
has imported herd Of HoIstein cat
tie and intends turning the place
into stock farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Waldrip have
returned from a trip to Seattle.
At the regular meeting Of the
Madrona club Thursday afternoon
Mrs. L. C. Rudow was tie guest Of
honor. A very charming afternoon
was spent in readi g and games.
Mrs. Corbin Judd and Mrs. Harri-
son acting as hostesses. A number
of Mrs. Rudow's friends outside the
club were entertained.
Mrs. ". H. Benson is spending
the week in Bellingham, the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Fl. B. Paige.
A number of Invitations have
been received here to party to be
given in Beliingham by Mrs. Fred
Geoghegan March II.
Mrs. Harding Cow will 60 to Bel
lingham Friday to be the oQer-Sun-
day guest of Mrs. H. B. Paige.
Mr., James Fulton has bought the
Geoghegan place and plans to move
the house down on the front acreage
facing Sunset road.
While returning from trip up
the mountain Monday Ralph TEN
pin met with an accident. His hor-
ses ran away and in jumping from
the wagon Mr.. Tenplin was quite
severely shaken up, and bruised,
but is able to be about again.
Mrs Land visited Bellingham q
few days this week.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Rudow regret their departure
from EastSound. Mr.Rudow. will &C
to Oregon, where Mrs. Rudow will
join him later. She will spend G
summer with her son DR.. L. A. Ru-
dow, Of Friday darbor.
Mrs. P. Barene, of Friday Har-
Dor, viii be at East Sound all day
the 26th and 27th Of this month
with an attractive display Of milf
merry trimmed and tailored hats for
ladies and children. Mrs. Loyal B
Larson, who has sold her business
to Mrs. Barene, viii accompany her
on this visit. They will arrive or
the afternoon of the 25th.
When you have rheumatism ir
your foot or instep apply Chamber
lain's Liniment and you will gel
quick relief. 1t costs but quar-
ter. Why suffer? For sale by Fri
day HarOor Drug Co.
WEST SOUND
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