The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-16
ST SOUND
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Sound Mercantile 20.
Mrs. w. H. Hunton entertained
with very charming tea SATURDAY
afternoon in honor of Miss Moran
of Rosario, who has been her guest
for several days. White Narcissi
and nansies were used in decorating
tho living room and the tea table
was pretty with blue forget-me-not
and blue satin ribbon. Each guest
was given a dainty favor OF forget
me-nots. The guests numbered flt-
teen. Mrs. Hunton was assisted IN
serving by Mrs. Fl. M. Cow and
Mrs. C. o. Rapelje.
Miss Templin had as Der over
Sunday guest Miss Grow Of Rosario.
Murdock Cow is spending the
week here, the guest of his brother
II. M. Cow.
Miss Mollie Harrison came over
from Deer Harbor TO spend Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. c.. A. Darling and Mrs. d.
K. Rumberger of Bellingham will
arrive Saturday to be the guests OF
Mrs. C. O. Rapeije for several days.
A long talked of trip is being
Manned for Wednesday. when as
many as can will go up the mount
ain taking flower seeds and young
plants TO make unexpected beauty
spots along the mountain road.
Think of the pleasure it will be to
come unexpectedly upon patch of
flaming scarlet peoples or to see a
clump of tall stately pink foxgl owes
or blue Canterbury bells. An en-
ioyable time is anticipated and it is
hoped as many as possibly can do So
will take advantage uf the oppor-
tunity. The invitation is extended
to all.
The American-Reveille of Belling-
ham, has this to say of the Fruit
Growers Association recently held
there: "a communication from Jas.
Gibson of East Sound, was present
ed to the meeting asking that the
fruit growers of San Juan county
be admitted to the association. The
Whatcom county fruit growers de-
cideG to admit the island farmers
optionally, agreeing to handle their
products and to allow them to use
spe :ial label. thus giving them the
benefit of the association and allow
ing them to retain their Individual
ity as a fruit growing section. A
motion was made and carried that
after September |, 1918. the men,
ersbip fee for admission be raised
to SIS. At present the fee is SIS
and any fruit grower or farmer of
the counties is eligible to memb err
ship"
Miss Margaret Langell left We'd
nesday for a visit with Bellingham
friends.
Miss Jean Grow spent the week
end here. the guest of Miss Mann.
Miss Maude Head left for Bell
ingham Monday to spend a fort
night with her sister Mrs. Carl Ba-
ker.
There will be an entertainment
at the school house on the afternoon
OF Tuesday, May 20, given by the
children of the school for which a
slight admission charge of ten cents
will be made. The public is most
cordially invited.
H. Adams left for Fernndale
Tuesday.
The Ice Cream social given Tues
day evening in the parsonage was
very enjoyable affair and attended
by a goodly number Of young peo-
pie.
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OLGA
Mrs. Frank Dana of Seattle, has
been visiting at Dana Valley Farm
for some time.
The school picnic was very much
enjoyed by everyone in spite of the