The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-04-05

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EAST SOUND

dren. of Seattle, arrived Monoay
and are staying at the Orcas Fruit
Farm, of which Mr.. Pelly is one OF
the owners.
Harding Cow has returned from
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Paige came
over from Bellingham Saturday to
Edgewood, their home here. Mr..
Paige returned Monday, but Mrs.
Paige will remain till Friday.
Miss Maude Head left for Bell
ingham Monday afternoon. on Wis
it to her sister, Mrs. Carl Baker.
Miss Esther Williams was given
very pleasant surprise party at
the home of Miss Blanche Knight
the occasion being Miss William S
birthday. She was the recipient
of many gifts, one being beautiful
riding pony from her father.
Miss Margaret Langell spent the
week end in Bellingham, the guest
Of Mrs. Fred Geoghegan.
Wesley Langell took a party to
the end of the mountain road Sat
urday afternoon. Those in the par
ty we're: Miss Kitty Bliss, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. E. Candy, Mrs. Rap
ellie, Mrs. Fiala and Miss Templin.
All were charmed with the road in
every respect.
Mrs. sec. Thomas spent the past
week with her husband here. The
beautiful new home on Sunset road
is nearly completed and the family
will move up from Seattle as soon
as this term of school is over. Mr..
Thomas contemplates the erection
Of several summer cottages on his
land
Mrs. Arthur Redmond returned
to her home in Seattle Monday.
Geo. E. Candy came up from
Seattle Friday, returning Monday.
Eastsound has two new real es-
tate firms, the Eastsound Mercan-
tile Co. having added that branch
to their buiness. and Mr.. H. Win
termute has opened an office under
the name Of The Orcas Realty ca"
DR.. r. N. Gordon has returned
home, he brought back scow-load
of lumber for his new house here,
which will be started at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Iowner, of
Bellingham, brought a party of
friends over on their launch Mar
garet, and spent Sunday with Mrs.
Rapelje, returning Sunday evening.
Miss Molie Harrison spent the
Easter vacation with her parents
here.
Miss Aud, one of the teachers in
the Bellingham high school,, spent
the weekend with her parents
here.
James Gibson is entertaining two
cousins from Seattle.
Mr.. Frank Deerwester, of Bell
ingham, was the over Sunday guest
Of Mr.. Rapelje.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Myers left
for Bellingham Wednesday. Mr..
R. c. Holland having taken posses
sion.
E, H. Renfro left for Seattle
Monday on business trip.
Mrs. l. M. Harrison entertained
Thursday evening in honor of Mr.,
and Mrs Geo. Cooper and children
who are moving to Seattle.
The Oddfellows gave very
pleasant informal dance in their hall
last Friday evening.
The comedy ''The Prince Ct Liars
will be given Saturday, April 13.
Hard work has been done by the
entire cast and good recults are ex.
pected. Following is short synop.
sis: Mr.. Arthur Hummingtop, a
young married man, is left at home
by his wife while she visits some
friends in Liverpool. She leaves
him in care of her mother and
brother. Mr.. H. reads "The Ara
bian Nights" for the first time and
his imagination is fred. He starts
out to initiate the Caliph Harum-Al
Raschid and spends the evening with
a pretty performer at the "Aquar-
num-" He leaves his handkerchief
there, with his name and address on
It and she calls to return it the same
morning his wife returns, niece OF
Mr.. HIS. also arriving at the same
time. Mr.. H. in explaining the
performers presence becomes involv-
ed in a series of funny predicaments.
All is happily settled in the last act,
to the satisfaction of ex erybody but
the mother-in-law. The proceeds
OF this play, it is hoped. will com
plete the amount needed for the
mountain road. Come and eniov D