Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
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sad accident in playing ball. In
their practice II fly ball caught
him square in the eye. While
very painful it is fortunate he
will not lose the use of it.
p. A. Petersen, the Cove mer-
chant, is installing Il mash mix
ture machine in one of his ware
houses. Alhin Sunberg is putting
it up. Will we soon see on the
market Petersen Brothers fine
mash miXturcY Who knows?
Clifford Anderson has had Pete
Nystrum remodeling that dtrclcct
canoe he picked up some time
ago. Guess he is going to give
some of his many young lady
friends some pleasant outings this
summer. It's no wonder the
young ladies like him with his
bcwitching ways and that fetch
ing smile Of his.
The Ladies Aid of the Cove
church will hold a sale ON the
18th of May at 2 p. IN. and con-
tinuing all evening. Ice cream
and cake and coffee will be serv-
ed. A good lecture and fine pro-
gram in the evening. All wei
come.-Mrs. Ole Madison.
Mrs. Z. O. Rindal is spending
some few days in the city. She
went over to help several Of her
friends celebrate their birthdays.
The Hanson brothers had some
friends from Seattle spending
Sunday with them.
Harold Shipley is a pretty busy
young man these days. What
with putting out some five acres
in logans, buying another COW,
hens and eight little pigs, getting
his own meals, he is sure kept
busy. Frank johnson has been
helping with some of the work.
Too bad leap year is gone by. He
might get "took" you know.
Here's hoping.
O. L. Ramquist had quite a
time last week. Many of his
friends surprised him on his birth
day evening. Ed thinks that one
good woman is about all he can
manage successfully, but when
they come in dozens he almost
took to the woods. They brought
along so much nice material for
him to sample that he stood by
his colors. A very pleasant eve
ming was spent in a social way.
Congratulations and best wishes
for many happy returns Of the
day were extended as the guests
departed.
Mothers Day exercises given
by the children at the M. e.
church last Sunday We're much
enjoyed and quite a crowd was
present to lend encouragement to
the children. The Misses Flora
and Florence Sigrist rendered
some fine music, and P. A. Peter
sen gave a pleasant talk. The
church was very pretty decorat-
ed and flowers in profusion.
There is to be preaching ser
vices at the NJ. E. church on next
Sunday, May 18th. All are cor
daily invited.
Capt. Carl and Ole Edwards
have just returned from Alaska
with their fishing boat The Presi-
dent. The boys had a very sue
cessful catch Of halibut this trip.
Albert Abrams spent the past
week in Charleston looking after
his house and property. While
there he visited with his aunt,
Mrs. Gilbert Wang.
We had the manager of the
Sea Products company of Seattle
looking up a site for the removed
of their plant from WILDLY is
land. They are manufacturers of
fish meal. f. NJ. Parks took him
over our island in his auto. The
gentleman was much surprised
to see such improvements and re-
marked that he had cruiscd
around our island great many
times but thought the whole is
land was like the wild shore line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Abrams of
Vashon Heights spent Sunday
with his mother Mrs. N. Abrams
at Cove. Miss Nellie Abrams re-
turned with them to enjoy a few
days visit with her friends, Miss
BremO at the Field ranch.
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