Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-06-10
BURTON

Col. c. r. Forbes was over from
Spokane several days last week.
Frank Burfeld is leaving this
week on a fishing trip to Tenlsee,
Alaska.
Mr.. A. j. Van House hived a
swarm of bees Friday which set
tied near his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Y. Wiltsie have
been staying at the Bently home
since their marriage in Seattle
recently.
Mr.. George Sageman and fami-
ly moved to Puyallup, Saturday.
They occupied the Bixby brick
house in Burton since last fall.
Mrs. Frank Enonchs and son
Earl have returned to Burton
after a five weeks visit with her
mother and sister in Eastern Ore.
Mr.. G. A. Weaver, our new
merchant, has been in Seattle
this week with his father who was
i'll, and passed away several days
ago.
Mrs. G. o. Ireland and daughter
Laura returned home Saturday
from Los Angeles, Cal. where
they have been visiting an uncle
for some time.
Mrs. L. Turnbull spent Friday
at Dockton with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Barclay, help
ing them celebrate their fifty
seventh wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Frank Enochs received the
sad news of the death Of his aged
father in Columbus, Ohio. Mr.
Enochs, ST. visited here several
years ago and will be remembered
by many who met him.
Mrs. f. A. Winslow and daught-
er and son from Staples, MINI.
are spending the month of June
with her sisters, Mrs Frank Bur
field and Mrs. S. G. SCHNEIDER at
the Ralph Woods house.
Mr.. H. M. Butler is home again
after nine months visit with a
daughter in Washington, d. G..
and son in Hartford, Conn. The
bracing winter weather of the
East was not too severe for Mr..
Butler, and he returns with his
usual health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Green and
children left early Thursday
morning for Tyee, Alaska a few
days later Mr.. P. II. Gree and
crew followed, and Saturday of
this week Mrs. O. O. Tjosdal and
three daughters leave Seattle for
Tyee, Alaska, where Mr.. Tjosdal
had preceded them a few days
before. Here's hoping the fishing
season will be prosperous one
for all the participants.
Miss Evelyn Hayward brought
the pupils from her room at the
Rogers School, to Burton beach
Saturday for an all day outing.
Forty of the happiest children on
earth for one day were here enjoy
ing every minute of their time
by the water, in the water, and on
top of the water, and outside of
the picnic lunch. Four of the
mothers accompanied them, and
Miss Hazel Hayward was also in
the crowd.
Mrs, Hester McGoggy, mother
of Mrs. C. R. Forbes, left here
Saturday for her home in Walker
ton, Indiana, going by the way
of Denver where she will visit
another daughter for short
time. She took with her an en-
larged, colored photograph of
island scenery, the artistic work
of Norman Edison, our new pho
tographer. Mrs. Forber accomp-
anied her mother as far as Port
land.
The Rogers family who left
here three weeks ago intending
to drive through to Center, Texas,
found it so hot by the time they
reached Northern Cal, where Mr.
Rogers was taken i'll, and Miss
Halle following suit, that they
decided to return home before
life was extinct and arrived here
Monday night, since which time
good health has returned and oul
climate is just exactly right in
spite of the rain and unusual con.
ditions prevailing.