The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-10
Orcao
FAST SOUND
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EAS1 oOO~~D
Mrs. ]. A. Anderson left for Bel
7Enyham last Saturday with her two
y.-pchews, Newell and George Pratt
to give them the benefit OF the city
.-.~-hools during the present term OF
.ahsol.
The people Of East Sound have
osuse to be proud of the first fa'r
,oaven by the East Sound school last
saturday afternoon in the school
Nunuse. The display of vegetables.
fruit. canned goods. embroidery
s.str. being very fine. The rooms
~prre beautifully decorated with
greens and flowers artisticaily ar
;~snged in fish net and vases. The
sarge crowd of people in attendance
seemed to appreciate and enjoy ev-
xrything to the full. Much praise
KS due the committees having the
affair in charge as it certainly was
~one of the greatest successes OF the
.many affairs held in East Sound
and that is saying a great deal as
East Sound has the faculty OF max
xmg things GU. The names of the
z.urize winners follow: best vegeta-
63ses; Leland Flick. age IL. 5 best
40 wers; Ella Snowden of Olga. age
13. Largest variety Of vegetables;
LELAND Flick. age IL. End largest
variety of vegetables; Merrill Flick.
age 10. Largest variety OF flow
e=srs, Ruth Scheib, age IL. Finest
single vegetable; Edwin Moore. age
Is. Finest single flower; Aida
Swanson, age 9. Finest display Of
canned vegetables; Ethel Sutner
land. age IL. Finest display OF can
xssed fruit: Ethel sutherland. age IL.
Best Jar of canned vegetables; For
xest Rogers, age IA. Best jar OF
canned fruit. Thelma Taylor, age.
Best display of native woods. Joe
Whitley, age IL. Best glass jelly,
Agnes Snowdon of Olga, age.
Mz3ess pound of Butter; John Benson
ages Best loaf of bread; Blanche
Light. Best loaf cake: Agnes
>Suowdon of Olga, age. Best lay
car cake, Ethel Sutherland. age IL.
Best cookies; Lillian Light. age 10.
--2rd best cookies; Ethel Moore age
30. Best display canned meats;
Flora Redman, age IL. Best kind
sagarden work; Florence Suther-
land age 6. Best display embroid
eary: Mabel Light. age 9. End best
xambroidery; Aida Swanson. age 9.
The fair for next year will be
more on the lines of the State Fair.
All island schools are invited and
urged to enter. The prizes will be
Est. End and 3rd instead of boy and
@gIrl while the prizes this year were
well worth while it is expected they
will be much finer next year. One
znan has already offered enc of five
dollars cash. Next year two jars
x.xf all canned goods will be required
$50 that one may be opened and tast
ed and the prize winners will be
sent on to the State Fair as was
done this year. Many features will
4he added, chicken show being one,
>Raso show of pets. Let US all pull
together and make next years Fair
"a credit not only to East Sound but
Ito San Juan county.
Mrs. Burton Radford nee Miss
Margaret Gibson is visiting at the
home of her parents at North
Beach Farm"
MIS-. John l.. Cow, who has spent
the past summer at Mt. Constitu-
sIicn Inn, left for Seattle Wednes-
sday.
Mrs. Bows of Portland, who has
Sseen visiting her sister, Mrs. Luther
Sutherland. left for her home We'd
&snesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitley
S2nd children and Mr.. and Mrs. Roe
zand children, who have been the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. John Cram
eer. have returned to their humes on