Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-09
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IdSl week 10 TAKE up ncE SChOOl
work at Monroe for another year.
| Mr.. Conrad Eden was over to
the city to have his crippled leg
! treated.
Clifford Anderson, all logged
up, got off the boat one morning
last week, been III Tacoma for a
| day or two business he said
well, may be.
Victor Servold is busy tearing
down his old hen house. Has a
| concrete floor already laid and in
tends to put up fine new house
| little further back.
| w. w. Prigg's son and family
| who has been helping him for sew
| eral months this summer has re-
/ turned to the city now that school
has commenced.
C. A. Rcnouf and wife were
| week end guests at the daughter s,
Mrs. Perkins in Seattle, taking Ill
the festivities Of Labor day and
/ other attractions.
Mr.. Henry Franklin and grand
son, Gerald Owen of Seattle, took
Sunday dinner with Mrs. II. 0.
Il ThOmasOn.
The ladies of the Free church
of COlvas held very successful
| sale of fancy articles, dresses
quilts and childrens wearing APP
/ paral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. O .Rindal were
over to the city. Ills seldom they
both get away. Business and
/ pleasure made a pleasant day for
them.
Mr.. Edwards new boat, the
President, all painted up out
side and inside, with all sorts of
| tackle needed for fishing, left us
| last week bound for Alaska. Good
| luck for the trip and successful
| catch.
O. Severson and Aug. johnson
| were over to Puyallup consulting
the cannery officials as to prices
for logan berries next season, get
ting pointers in cultivation, train
ing and putting out plants. Con
j, rad Anderson took them over
in his auto, they had nice trip.
Arnold Moe is home once more
after nearly years work in AL
aska, employed by the U. S. Fish
ing Bureau. He had charge Of
the Radio department and enjoy
ed his work very much.
j. E. Cherry says these logan
! berry chaps amt the whole cheese
yet. He is crowding them pretty
hard as to returnes from his acre
of picking cucumbers.
Mrs. Frank Siegrist took the
two little nephews home last Sat
urday. They have had a grand
time on the ranch for two months.
! Willing to go home, but quite en-
phatic in saying we are coming
/ back next week sure. Do you
4 wonder at them?.
Mr.. w. V. Crozier and family
are home again after pleasant
4 soiounn in Seattle resting up, Wis
Il ting friends and taking in the
A movies. Their little girl Gene was
4 quite sick for several days which
/ kept them in the city longer than
1 they intended to stay. Too many
4 good things fell to her lot. AS
4 she is a bright little girl it is not
\ strange.
I Mrs. Z. O. Ramquist had very
n pleasant visit from her aunt, Mrs.
a IsaacSon and grand daughter Of
\ of Gutenberg, Nebraska. Last
4 Saturday evening she entertain ID
4 the Young Peoples Society Of NJ.
4 &. church, a very pleasant evening
= was spent with games and music,
nice light refreshments were serv-
ed.
We have been having quite a
| rushing time the past few days,
| Ed Earth has been IN our cOmmu-
| nifty with his threshing outfit. Mr..
Thomson threshed some "a tons,
| some fine oats and some oats and
| vctch mixed. Mr.. James Moore
| 200 sacks or more, peas and peas
| and oats mixed. We stopped our
| work to watch the game for Mr..
| Moorc-the darncd old thing new
| cr broke down or let up only for
| dinner. There was Bert Fjeldal,
| Chas. Heath and Mr.. Moore all