The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-05
Vashon Heights

Miss Ruth Hathaway was n Seattle
visitor on Tuesday.
John and Chester Olson visited the
home folks over Sunday.
Roy Lohcr of Seattle was week
end guest of Sloan Randolph.
Miss Rhea Cowan visited with Miss
Ruth Coryell Inst Sunday.
Mr., Hathaway and G. S. Bonnell
were IN Seattle ON business Monday.
Miss Ruth Coryell was a purchasing
visitor in Seattle the last Of the week.
Mrs. +. w. West and son Frederic
were visitors in Seattle last Saturday.
Mr.. McIcan of Seattle was Sun
day visitor at the A. ID. Cowan hcne,
Mrs. Brebner is spending the week
at her summer home Hnd is preparing
to remain permanently.
The new house for Mr.. Lund IS about
finished. n adds greatly to the heauti-
ful surroundings at cowley Landing.
Mrs. ,Micy and daughter. Miss Az
leen, Of Seattle, skere wcek-esd guests
at ssBonne-Shore,n the home of Mrs.
.sshorcy.
Mrs. Shorcy has added to her beauti-
4 ful and attractive home rustic sum
'siner tea room. Mr.. Chas. Blue is the
'sdcsigncr and builder.
i Of course you have All learned about
the poll taken on the Island last week
Of all eligible to be soldiers between
the ages Of Is and 45.
Elmer and Phii Harmeling are GER
tainly making hay this spring. Nearly
everything Is planted and growing.
Their home is called Sound View. 1t
is a beautiful place.
Miss Ruth Hathaway of Cowley's
Landing and Miss Helen Hansen Of
Vashou were dinner guests OF Mr., and
Mrs. a. ID. Cowan at the Heights on
Saturday.
Everything Is first worked out in the
unseen before IL is manifested in the
seen. in the ideal before it is realized
in the real in the spiritual before it
shows forth in the material. Ralph
Waldo Trine.
Letters received recently from Mrs,
VIM. Cowley, who Is visiting at Pasa-
dena, California, state that her health
is greatly improved, She does not ex-
pect to return until June or July.
Connrad Tjompsland expects to COM
mence planting potatoes in the West
clearing this week. The fertilizer
and 10 sacks of seed potatoes will cost
over $4,000
The Moberg brothers have sold their
30-acre tract near Mace's mill to a man
formerly of Iowa. The price paid, it
is rumored, was about $4,000. The
Moburg brothers bought in the rough
and have been to considerable expense
in clsaring it.
We learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pinkham are both i'll at their home
with lagrippe. Their little dog
'.Frecklcs'' does the messenger serv-
ice for them in the neighborhood.
They tie message around his neck
and he delivers il and returns with a
reply in The same manner.
We understand the county commits
sioners have given Mr.. Field in
structions to put the road to the
north end in first-class condition, and
ii viii be done as soon as the wealth
er viii permit. Beautiful vashon
Heights' is certainly good EXPIRES
sion Good roads. good auto service
what more do we want. That's a.
plenty.
Mir. Olson, who is furnishing us
trustworthy and accommodating auto
mobile service, will make regular
trips TO Nashon Heights TO meet the
boat leaving Seattle at 5:l5 p. M. He
viii also meet the Daring or Daily
every Wednesday and Saturday at ,
p. m, in addition TO the late boat.
This is pleasing news to all the resi-
dents at the north end.
Beautiful Vashon Heights As the
Dntchman said, it is getting ''gooder
und eooder" all the time. We are in
Seattle. Yet out OF it, A great many
mi'liings are being erected this spring.
Work VIII commence ON the dock this
week; wall is to be built from the
dpck 10 The new hotel site, and road
,tS,. i yssfft, feet .yifln made which will