The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-14
WEST SOUND

.oz the Weary Willie for trip to
Seattle.
air. and Mrs. Ouilette and child
gen and Mr.. H. l.. Atkins visited
at Sherman McClure's Sunday.
Mrs. Hardison spent part of the
sgeek in Bellin2ham.
FL. L. Atkins returned Monday
1Erom few days sojourn IN Bell
bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Hanson and
sson and Mrs Elma Hall were guests
al The home of l.. Scheib last Sun
say.
a large number of people, prnci-
.aally grangers, went to the valley
.e.en etery Sunday to be present at
sfbe burial of Mr.. Lehman, whose
1fgneral services were held at East
Sound. Mr.. Lehman was Worthy
Master of the East Sound Grange,
land a man highly respected by all
who knew him. The sincerest
sym patty of the community is ex-
9Eended to the sorrowing family in
Nheir sudden bereavement.
G.. H. Adkins was passenger on
1Ehe Weary Monday. enroute to Seat
Etle to meet his wife, who spent the
wsEinter in the east.
Mrs. Mcconnell was pleasantly
surprised by number of her friends
aast Friday morning, the occasion
Aeing her birthday. After congrat-
maIztons and the presentation of many
Sandstone presents, the guests took
grossession of Mrs. Mcconnell and
y-unducted her to the home of Da-
Md Chase, where delicious lunch
~saon was served and very pleasant
social time enjoyed. The following
eSxere present: Mesdames Arm
sstrong. Shut, Allen Chase, Vetter,
Barker, Lashua, Simpson. j. Chase,
w. Bostian, A. Bostian, Little, Dex-
ter. and Pinneo, besides the chill
s-dren and few gentlemen.
a very pleasant social event,
(which occurred the first of the
lznonth was a birthday party arrang-
Hsad by Mrs. Peter Frechette in hon.
asar of Mrs. Frechette, Sr. By per-
:snading her to sit down by back
window to do some mending, Mrs.
sErechette succeeded in admitting a
&large company of ladies at the front
szioor before she discovered what
was going on. Her surprise at see
Ing her sister, Mrs. Taylor of Fri
s1ay Harbor, come marching in for
- morning call was made over
"whelming moment later when she
found thet the house was literally
sEEarming with ladies. Each lady
kuDught ''crazy" block. and these.
with others which were sent by
friends who could not come, will be
E1ade into a reminder" quilt.
Eotlowing is partial list of those
y9resent: Mesdames King. Mullin,
EFreel. Hambley. Harrison, Howard.
HsPlante. J. Verrier, z. Verrier,
Iotte. Noble. Pinneo. VanCrophant,
Patterson, Taylor, Allison. Warren.
Aardison, Skarstedt, Howe. A. Bull,
IR. Bull, Jackson, Kittles, Conner
and Hartman. In addition to the
ladies there were seven men and
seventeen children present. A veri-
Hs1sae banquet was served at midday,
and the day proved to be so enjoy
able that the guests were lothe to
3eaVe: many of them stayed to sup
per, and word went round so that
the house was filled to overlooking
nm the evening for a good time and
. dance.
The West Sound Grange held
lizard times social at their regular
meeting Saturday night and anyone
1%ho happened in would certainly
snave thought it was hard times had
fsae judged by the attire of those
t1resent. The literary program
consisted of hard times stories and
at was noted that these dated back
TO times previous to the narrators
sSeming to Orcas island. The sup
Der did not look very hard timey
fsswever. though pie and cake was
11orbidden there. was Graham, rye,
scorn and white bread, pickles, clam
achowder. an beans galore, with
coffee. cream and sugar. A stray
sgaat gained admission to the hall at
recess time an added to the general
khilarity. There were about humid
red people present and six new
names were voted on. to be initial
cad ut next meeting.
SNill be at West Sound with my