Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-03-10
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Geo, Nc Lean)

OF Seattle. lie was down TO the
Community hall Saturday evening
getting pointers on election.
Victor Crosier and family are
good folks not to be snuffed al
even if they do live in a portion
Of the chicken house. It's brand
new Circumstances compel us
at times to make the best of our
conditions. He has water, tele-
phone, and electric lights all in
stalled, Will use the feed house
portion until such time as he can
build his house.
Mr., McClinton and family who
recently purchased a portion the
Doyle ranch moved out from the
city last Saturday. Such busy
lot of folks getting things in
shape. The house was illuminat-
ed last Saturday evening from
garnet to basement, humying feet
and busy hands Wed with each
other to get a place to lay their
weary bodies. We are glad to
welcome them to our community
as neighbors and friends.
Bert Fjeldal is busy rustling
sacks of grain and flour down
at the Cove store. Seems to take
to the job and talk about being
white-he is powdered all over
worse than any young lady you
see on the streets of Seattle.
Miss Flora Sigtist is home
again after a very pleasant visit
among friends in Mt. Vernon,
Bellingham, and Vancouver. B. C.
The Junior League of the M.
4. church held an interesting
session last week electing the
new officers for the coming year.
Albert Hotchkins was elected
president, Helen Fjedal, vice
president; Amos Ramquist, sec
rotary; Mable Holland treasurer,
and Ruth Petersen, organist.
Mrs. Albin Sundberg, Mrs.
Thomas Collins and Bert Saterbo
spent pleasant afternoon last
Sunday at the home of Mrs. e.
O. Ramquist.
Captains Ole and Carl Edwards
locked with their fishing boat,
the President, last week. The
boys report very successful fish
ing trip in Alaska waters.
Mrs. Eilestsen and son OF La
Crosse, Wisconsin We're entertain.
ed last Sunday at the home of
Mrs. d. O. Rindal, Mrs. EilestserI
will leave soon for Roslyn, Wash.
after a pleasant visit with her
brothers here, the Messrs Hansen.
Mrs. Axel Wickland spent sew
eral days III The city visiting her
daughter, Miss Carrie.
Mrs. August Peterson was in
Seattle last week looking after
the home of her daughter Mrs.
Nanchrup while she was away on
a trip to Wenatchee.
Mrs. Gantenbein entertained
the Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church on Thursday of last week.
A nice attendance and o pleas
ant afternoon was spent, even if
weather conditions were lnfavor-
able
The Rev. Fl. P. Nelson was
taken sick at the home of Mrs,
Roens last Sunday, and Rev. II.
P. Waldron held services for him
at the NJ. E. church Sunday.
| Misses Esther johnson and
llanah Rindal are home from
the normal school of Bellingham
to spend their vacation. II is
reported that their record in the
class room and standing in ex
aminations were AL. Such fact
is some credit to the training re-
ceived at the Vasllon High school.
Mrs. VIM. Collingwood with her
sister Gladys and Mrs. 7. Collins
We're visiting Mr.. and Mrs. john
Jensen of Lisabeula last Sunday
at their new home. A nice din
ner was served and a pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed by all.
! The S. S. Harvester from La
Conner Flats locked at Cove
last Monday. She brought some
500 sacks of oats for our mer-
chant, P. A. Petersen.
Mrs. Albertine johnson of
Fragaria, formerly of Cedarhmst
took Sunday dinner with Mrs. G.
Holland, returning by afternoon
boat to her home.
We are informed the young
folks of Colvos held pleasant
evening recently at cards in their
hall. The Hon. Judge Walls con
siders himself some player when
| it comes to chess. Say you, lust
come down TO the Cnmmnnitv