Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-03-17
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Geo. Nc Lean

last Saturday in attendance on
the Executive Council of the
school directors organization Of
King county Of which he is a
member,
| Miss Florence Sigrist came down
from Mt. Vernon last Saturday,
spending the week end with home
folks,
John IIilje of Seattle Uncle
john was entertained at Sun
day dinner by Mrs. Frank Sigrist.
Mrs Ole Edwards has been
confined to the house for several
days with an attack of the flu.
Miss Hanah Rindal entertained
eighteen of her young lady and
gentlemen friends last Friday
evening. A very delightful time
was spent in games and with
music. Delicious refreshments
We're served. All voicing Miss
Hannah a jolly entertainer.
Mesdames Danelson and Han
son were patronesses in cntertain-
ing at the home of Mrs. Danelson,
the Cove Heights Literary Club.
A very successful session was
held.
Mrs. w. NJ. Goodchild was re-
newing old time friends last week
as the guest Of Mrs. Il. O. Ram
quist. Her daughter, Mrs. Guy
and husband with whom she lives
in the city being off on a hike
took the occasion for a visit to
our island.
Word from Arnold Moe receiv-
ed by his folks says he is busy
working on a government build
ing being constructed in Butte,
Mont, where he is sojourniLg at
present.
The Rev. Axel Anderson of Sc
attic was a week end guest at
the home of Mr.. Wickland. He
preached in the M. e. church Sun
day morning and at the Colvos
church in the evening.
Henry Siversm was taken to
the hospital in the city last week
on account of his knee. An old
injury of several years past was
causing him some trouble again
Mrs. Geo Wall spent a very
pleasant birthday with her moth,
er Mrs. Barney, and siste, last
Wednesday in Seattle. Thinks ii
is fine to let George get busy
with those baby chicks if it is
only for a day.
Mrs. w, d. Covington is feel.
ing pretty stuck up these days
all on account of the record her
pen of white Leghorn hen in the
laying contest at Puyallup. Hers
being the only white Leghorn pen
laying 26 eggs last month. Some
pen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Thomson
and daughter Audry were Sun
day guests at the home of II. 0.
Thomson The occasion being
Mother Thompson's birthday an.
|niversary.
Few people like being blowed
up; some folks get pulled up; lots
of folks are stuck up; some folks
get swelled up over little or moth.
ing, but there are lots of folks
around Cove are getting raised
up taking the yeast diet. If there
is an explosion don't think it is
an earthquake. Mr.. Sundberg,
our genial clerk at the Cove
store says he has been selling
yeast cakes by the dozen. Some
thing is bound to go up.
H. O. Thomson thinks he will
be some masher now. He was
over to the city buying a whcLa
lot of store teeth. When he smiles
they show up very nicely-makes
him look quite young Well the
ordeal of having ten old teeth
pulled in one day takes grit,
Thinking the old teeth had some
thing to do with his health he
had them all removed.
Talk about quick travelling
the auto truck has the railroad
skinned by a long way. Louis
Statelen loaded COW aud heifer
at Pilchuck, Wash. Monday morn
ing delivering them at his ranch
here on the island by 1880 A.
M. That's what auto trucks and
the ferry makes possible.
Mr.. Patton is busy putting up
a chicken house for Mr.. Gmlcy
of Vashon, Albert Abrams is help
ing on the job, They motor over
in Mr.. Abrams Lizzie, Rather a
cold drive these mornings,
The smoker at Community hall
all around was something of a
swell affair Thorn ,voc on in