Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-29
BURTON

Iul llc W tANtT HOpu phop
home.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Hitchcock
ARE spending the week on camp
ling trip to Mt. Tacoma, Mrs,
Eta McNair is ably managing the
Junior part Of the family.
Mr. j. l.. Hart had as guests
from Seattle this week Mrs, G. N,
Hart and daughter Miss Violet /;
Mrs. N. Klustermyer and son,
Master Carlisle; Mr.. N. Eliason /;
little Miss Eva Bell Lee,
Mrs. A. b. Cook passed through
Burton Wednesday on her way to
ISunnyside, Wash. to return with
her daughter Elizabeth who has
been east of the mountains for
some time recovering her health.
Mrs. William Il. Farr has writ
ten to friends, from Vancouver,
Wash, Of the death of her hus-
band s father Mr.. Il. Ii. Farr, on
July 18th, after an illness Of but
five days, cause being heart trouble
Mr.. Farr was a resident of Burton
for several years, living on the
Young place.
Surprises came thick and fast in
Burton-the latest being the mar
rage of Mr. George WYE to Miss
Maria Niece of Seattle in that
city Thursday, July 22nd. George
has q successful business in Sc.
attic, and intends to take uni
versity course as heretofore plan
med. The best part Of life lies
ahead for this young couple-may
all their ideals be realized.
The Misses Jane and Suzanne
Thompson gave dancing party
! for the Tacoma debutantes at
Swanson 5 Pavilion Tuesday even
ing. One hundred invited guests
ARRIVED in launches and cars. The
| hall decorations were in bright
colors, harmonizing with the gale
ty of the occasion and everything
possible was done by the hostesses
to make the evening an enjoyable
one. That they fully succeeded
was testified to by all the young
people who participated.
Mrs. r. II. Dryden and little son
of Council Bluffs, Iowa, took a
"trip to Burton Tuesday with her
father, A. A. Hart, "the clock
man. Mrs. Dryden is delighted
with life on the Sound and would
Hike to remain here but must re-
turn when the summer. is over.
Miss Josephine Schaefer is in
Winlock this week visiting rela-
tives and taking in the Chautau-
qua. She will bring back with
her, grandma and grandpa Schaef-
cr for short stay here.
Mr.. George Matthias was over
Thursday from that part of Wash
ington where they are having a
shot time" but was here too short
a time to be benefited by the
Sound breezes. He called on his
sisters Mrs. c. N. Cristman and
Mrs. Geo. Mauck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Mauck
are back from Minnesota sooner
than they intended to come, the
weather in the East being too hot
for comfort. Mr.. Mauck consult
ed the Mayo Bros, az Rochester,
MINI. regarding his physical con
dition who prescribed the same
treatment as advised by our local
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. jackson
motored over from Cashmere,
Wash, to Seattle Friday on bust
ness, and on to the island where
they stayed over night with Bur
ton friends. The recent loss OF
little Helen has left the bereft
parents nearly heart broken and
has called forth the sympathy of
Iall who knew the circumstances.
Mrs. Vera Kniffin, nee Sander
son, left Sunday for Havre, Mont
lana, to be with her husband,
whose promotion in the railroad
service will soon move him to
Michigan where the family will
JOIN him in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Heaton and
two daughters leave August LIST
for Frankfort, Indiana. They will
motor through and will be on the
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