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Rev. B. w. Rice preached at the
Huston church on Sunday evening
He will preach again next Sunday
evening. Everyone come.
Willard Close spent Sunday with
his sister Mrs. Ben Vogt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hitson, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Forsdick motored
to Nampa Saturday.
Mrs. Wilkinson and daughteI
Coda of Filler are visiting at the
Rose Rice home.
Misses Ada Lamb, Hazel Green
fell and Magadelene Rowen spent
Sunday a. the F. l. Rose home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] P. Toft and fam
lily. Mrs. w. Spear and son motored
to Nampa Monday
Mr.. Geo Bartlett and daughter
Thelma spent Monday in Boise and
attended the Circus.
Mrs J. F. Hines of Caldwell spent
the week end at the John Blanksmo
home.
Misses Beryl Traughber will enter
tain her Sunday School class to a
lawn party at her home on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. loft and
family spent Sunday .,, ing at the
Wurtz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Hansbro
Mrs. T. E. Num- and Miss Ruth
Crew spent Sunday at the w. Spear
home
Mrs. fairfield and grandson OF
Minnesota visited with sons Lee
Press Nichols for few days last
week
Mrs. Art Rees spent the week end
with her sister Mrs. Chas Oellien.
Earl Nichols of Blackfoot is here
visiting with his uncles Lee ant
Press Nichols
The farmers have commenced thin
ming their lettuce crops this week.
| Misses Margaret and Marion Lind
lie OF Nampa are visiting at the w
Spear home.
| Mrs. McCubbin and son Guy o
Enterprise OREGON, Mrs. Johnson o
Payette are visiting at the Ray an'
Chas McCubbin homes this week
Mrs. Shoitz was quite seriously hur
last Wednesday when she sprained he
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The Gospel Team" of Greenleai
numbering about twenty-five men con.
Quoted the morning service at the NJ
E. church Sunday in the absence Of
the regular paster, Rev Knight.
B. G. Davies spent the weekend
on fishing trip in the hills
Miss Lena Bakesley of caldwell ar
rived Tusday for a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade.
Mrs. Walter Tucker and children
of Boise spent Sunday with her sist
er-in-law, Mrs. B. G.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Mitchell ant
two children, Kenneth and Maxine ar
rived home T.usday after three weeks
visit with relatives in Portland
The Ladies Aid will meet on Frida,
afternoon at the church with Mrs
INcKinnis and Mrs Carmen as hos
teSSeS
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P. o. Richmond and w. NJ. Hogg
were transacting business in Caldwell
Saturday.
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Tucker
went to Otto Nelson's after peaches
Tuesday Mr.. Nelson is about the
only one around here who has any
peaches this. year his trees are in a
sheltered place under the Hill where
the cold did not strike them SO hard
last winter and spring.
Potato digging has COMMENCED again
at this writing.
Threshing is moving right along il
the neighborhood Jess Patton has
been threshing last week and this and
an Oil pull machine is also in the
neighborhood this week.
The PROSECUTING attorney was dowr
from Silver City last week on bushes.
in the community
Mrs. Allace Nelson went to Cald
we'll Saturday and had her teeth al
pulled
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by Mesdames Pearson, Starr, Whittig
and Miss Irene Shoemaker The ses-
sion closed with roll call and song
Mrs. Willard Ross, Misses Irene
Ross and Helen Hicks and Jay Ross,
left Sunday by auto for Garden Valley.
They expect to be absent week an&
are going to visit at the Ernest Well
home at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Bryant and Mr..
and Mrs. T. N. Bryant, left Saturday
for Payette Lakes, for few days
outing.
The annual county grange picnic
held at Nampa last Wednesday, was
we'll attended by the Pleasant Ridge
grange, about eight carloads going
The ball team played Orchard Ridge
and were winners with score of 1873.
Sunday afternoon two auto loads
of men motored over from Middleton
to the S. c. Tongate home. where
they engaged in playing horseshoes.
The members of the P. T. A. have
set Friday afternoon, August Is, to
meet at the school house and mend
the torn and ragged text books. Mem
bers are requested to bring strips of
muslin to use in mending.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Bradley and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the B. w. Rice home on Canyon Hill.
Miss Evelyn Nichol of Caldwell is
spending week visiting Miss Bertha
Sherry.
The w. c. T. U. held its regular
meeting last Tuesday afternoon at
the Community hall. Although but a
few members were present a good
meeting was had
Mr.. and Mrs. t. N Bryant arrived
last Tuesday from Salt Lake and are
visiting at the T. F. Bryant home.
Jack Chute of Oregon is here visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Homer Altig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert i'ongate oil
Wilder were supper guests Saturday
evening at the S. c. Tonga horne
The Ladies Aid met last Thursday
afternoon at the community hall
Fourteen ladies were present. The,
have purchased twelve dozen fruit
| jars from Mrs. Shoemaker to fill fol
their annual canned fruit sale. Th'
| Aid also plan to can several barrels
of fruit for the Orphans home =
Boise. Anyone wishing to help in thi
good work can get empty fruit jar
of Mrs. Robert Harrington. The las
part of the afternoon was turned owe
| to the Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety and the meeting was conducted
by the president, Mrs. Strain. Th
program consisted of music, scripture
reading, prayer and selected reading
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Miss Velma Mccormick spent Sun
day in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wallace and
small daughter came in from Pine
Greek Oregon last week and will visit
here with relatives.
Mrs. w. T. Williams returned to
her home at Nampa Sunday after Wis
lting. couple of days here with her
daughter Mrs. Chas Jordan.
Ellen McIntypt visited with her
Aunt Mrs. Sam Mcintyre Tuesday
Miss Ruth Stanton called at the
Sturgess home in Riverside Monday
Mildred Wallace who was so ser.
iously scalded several weeks ago is
able to be up some now.
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ankle which resulted from fall
Mrs. c. O. Hansbro spent Thus
day with Mrs. w. Spear. &.
Mrs. Rose spent Friday in Boise
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ginder land
family of Nampa called at the w i.
Spear home Monday evening.
Mrs. Rose spent Friday mite and
Saturday at the B. w. Rice home in
Caldwell.
Miss Hilda Spear is visiting with
Miss Ethela Dobbins this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Rose of Nampa
spent Sunda" at the Rose home.
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rotato digging is in full swing. Nj.
Z. kurtz, M. w. Mclaughlin and
Sross Evans dug last week and Mr..
fitts started this week.
Mr. ). Barnum has acquired a
new title to his name. He is known
now as Grandpa Barnum." For a
daughter was born on August 10th
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morley.
Mrs. John Galley is staying this
week with Mrs. Willard Bartles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Coffey visited
sunday evening at the M. o. Lever
- The Calf and pig clubs met at the
herman Weick home Monday even
ing.
Ralph Powers returned last week
from fountain Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galley, Dor
othy Bailey and Mrs. Bales motored
to Wilder Sunday.
The trustees of School District no.
20 held the regular monthly meeting
Monday evening at the school house
Mrs. M. M Small of Parma is
visiting at the G. l.. Judd home.
Mr.. Jim Palmer has traded his
place for ranch on Squaw Greek
about twelve miles from Ole. They
expect to move soon.
Mrs. Chas Gulleckson visited Sun
day at the Jay Starkey home in Meri-
dian.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Powers and
children, Mrs. Martin Galley return.
ed from a pleasure trip to Bear Val.
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Judd of King.
man kolony visited Friday at the G
J. Judd home.
The Ten Davis School Teachers fol-
the following term are all engaged
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Shambaugf
High School. Mr.. Ray Marts-Eightt
Grade. Miss Leila John-Intermediat
grades. Mrs. Scott Wilson-Primary
Gordon Judd is just recover
ing from an attack of Summer Flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Romph wer,
guests Sunday at. the Enoch Ashcroft
home.
The Boy Scouts will give Water
\ melon Social on Tuesday evening Aug
.2nd at the Grange Hall. Everybod,
Welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Compton anc
son Tommy spent Monday night a
the Andrews home enroute to Port
land and Salem.
Sidney Mclaughlin was Parm
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Willard Bartles had as Dime
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Andrews and family, Mr.. and Mrs
0. E. Atterbury and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Mills and Myrtle
and Anna Mills Of Oregon, are visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herlocker and
son Darrell, of Caldwell, took dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Herlocker.
The Mems Gospel team went to
Wilder Sunday where they had charge
of the morning services of the Metho-
dist church.
Wednesday night was the monthly
meeting of the Friends church.
Miss Margaret Crew spent the week
end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Case and
Hazel Crew of Caldwell, called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Grew
Sunday evening. They took Margaret
Crew back with them.
The women of the neighb orhood
met at the Dormitory Thursday and
cleaned the house for school which
begins in a few weeks.
Mrs. L. Maria Deane gave us ar
interesting talk about some of the
work she had done among the Japan
csc while she was in California.
F. D. Roberts had charge of the
Sunday evening services at Greenleaf
He had just returned from eastern
Oregon where he had been working
for students for the academy He
told us of the needs of missionarie.
in eastern Oregon where he visited.
Mrs. Elma J. Sanders, who laugh
school in Greenleaf Academy, is nov
the wife of Mr.. Albert NJ Lull o
Salem, Oregon. After September !
she will be at home at 1910 North stl
ST., Salem.
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The Lake Lowell community Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. c. B i.
Hampson August "a.
The Lake Lowell grange will meet
at the school house Friday evening
August l8. A very interesting pro-
CRANE is being planned by the lectur-
er Mrs. Jess limerick, such as fol-
lows;
The opening song by grange.
Piano duet by Miss Ethel and Clor-
obelle Wright.
Question box by every body.
Vocal Music Miss Lillian Bussard
Paper what the grange has accom-
polished and it's value to the com.
munity by Mrs. Jess limerick.
Rec. by Miss. Eta Gibbons, after
the program refreshments will be ser.
we'd. All members are requested tc
be present.
DR.. Gregory and daughter Doris
of Boise were breakfast guests at tn,
lG. c. White home Sunday morning
Miss Florence Gregory accompany
ed them on their trip to Emmett
A fair size crowd enjoyed dancing
at the c.. B. Hampson home Satur
day evening given by members o
the Maccabee lodge as a farewell
party for Miss Helen meek who i
leaving soon for Minneapolis to live
Refreshments were served at mid
night.
Mrs. Marion Gregory and siste
Miss Frances Wiley of Boise wer
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Whit
Sunday.
Mrs Jess Hicks and children O
Caldwell were entertained at the c
B.. Hampson home Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Pollet, daughter Nadin
and baby Dale are spending the wee
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Bill Jones marched his wife and
twelve children into Quasi Bros and
told the clerk to fit them up.
The clerk worked hard for almost
two hours and at last had each OF
the thirteen whims satisfied as to foot
comfort so started to make out sales
slip.
Oh, | don't want to buy the shoes,
said Bill, Gust mark down the size:
each one, | am going to order shoe:
from that new mail order house a
Kalamazoo.
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at the J. w. Cooper home at Meri-
dian.
Mrs. Charley Mortimer spent Sun.
day evening with Mrs Jess limerick
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and sons
spent Sunday evening at the home oil
Mrs. Jess limerick.
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shSrS Gorm IN Sorn Lot Biz X xe orsn lof
i ota to i e. Blk 81 Original d soss
well, Idaho
N9'f IL Is Ada az e Sai sk 49, 1d RGr~ans
Add. to Caldwell. Idaho ..'...'...i.. $3.50
t an vi to Add Il to 20 t 5k g. M SsPo
Lot I. Blk. Is, Original. Caldwell, Ida.
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sh @ans l. Ada d tStr to g. Blk TO- PR
sibbaid, Waiter S. Lot /. Blk. IS. w.
II; ADD; Caldwell, Idaho, except NY "
sif e. IS c ss f. e. Lots 20, sis
Lots q \ a. Blk. 80, Original, Geld,
silsaugh, e e. e. Co 50 by IS IT. s' OF
St. and So IT; therefrom. in Blk; 10,
Original, CALDWELL Idaho ,..,;-;--.s2;s7
SIMPSON, ala%e F. l w. Lots Is 20. Blk is'
College Heights Add. Caldwell Ida a.
skinner, Ed. Lots s to i, Blk. IL.
Mountain View Add. Caldwell, Idaho
Sloan, Edward q. Lots i to s. Blk. 81 60.
Foote'S Add. & 1o4 Original. Cald,
Smith, Anna & r. A; NWA sen Sec.
II. 7. n. R, w. B. M. 40 a. aSrs e.
Smith, DR.. d. N. Lots i to I. Blk. 81.
Mountain View Add. Caldwell. Idaho
smith, Frank J.. Estate sWK. Sec. T.
Ia n. R. w. B. M. less drain,
smith i 9. ACRES q. Lot /. Blk. i04. G. K
smith. fairy y" E, INV NV So IT. Of Lot Ct T. !.
Biz; Z, Washington Heights ADJ;
smith, i io NJ Lot :. Blk. IL. W Il l.
smith. JOHN Lots : :. Blk ia, & & :
NEA. Sec. Is. T. NJ. r. 5 W.. B. M.
sn afss d Nellie g q a fot s. Blk 81 g.
smith. !; =; Lots to ). Blk. s. Airing
s%agt asr M Of wv g seq Eyes q sSs ssrss
g W.. !. n n. less sea drain IL; tss.ssl = acres
sN YEH SEX. Sec. s. T. NJ. +. !
snodgrass, Mary Lots 10 to u, Blk. %.
w. r. W. B. NJ ssTs aucsreesse'......'ss4ss
Soper, Frank e: Lot & Sc IAN IT.
SGT pS max A %Sase oaia%e He isaSe
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Sovereign. 8. H. Tracts & z Noun Gun.
tain tain View subdiv. Sec. S. T, 4 NJ 3 3
spangier. Nellie Lots is T. is. Blk.
101 Goandu Add. Caldwell, Idaho$3 AZ
State Bank Of Middleton Lot 9, Blk
2, Original Caldwell. Idaho....,.s1.Se
State of Idaho Lot %, Pioneer Subdiv
Sec. %. T. n. r. w.. B. M. ~
steele. R. +: Lots 10 to ~. Blk. tic
Orig, Caldwell Idaho .................s9.5 IS
stfsls a. r. w., s B. N % SMS ssf I
| Steensma, Nicholas P. ]. Lots II & IL
Blk. 81, Original. Caldwell. Idaho
Lots 8 &. 4. Blk. 1870. Original. Caid,
steunenberg, Carrie NJ Lot III, steun.
| enberg's Acreage. in NWA SEX. Sec
81, T. N. r. W., B. NJ. " acres
Lot 20, Steunenberg's Acreage Tract,
In NWN sen. Sec, 81, T. ( NJ, r.
Lot 5. Blk. III. W. ii. Add. CaIdweii
| Steunenberg. Frances Lots 1 to 9, Blk
/ 95. M. ". Add Caldwell Idaho..-$12.2 2:
/ stevenson, John e. 81 Of EN- OF SEA
Il b. M. less drain, i.o5 acres ..........ss. 8
Stobie, VIM. F. Lot IL. Blk. SO. q. g x
Add. Nampa. idaho -.-........,,.,.......... So Al
Stocking, F, L. Lots l, 2 & 8, Long
view Place In SwA Sec. 81. T. N
ii r. W., B. NJ $3.50 acres .....$1 4s.0
III Stolt Paul acres of NWA NEl
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wANTRD-One or more women to
share home at Ale Dearborn Phone
1ss-w; also one furnished and one
unfurnished apartment and one
house for rent.
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FOR SALE-Motor cycle and side car.
In good condition. Priced for quick
sale. Phone zoe or write p. o. Boz
Te 'se''
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Classified Advertisements
-BRINC RESULTS--
BRING RESULTS

FOR SALE--Cheap. IN ton Garford
truck nearly new, Whisnand Motor
Co. or 2s3J3. Nampa Ida. 62-71r
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELIN.
QUENT ASSESSMENTS IN
THE PIONEER IRRIGA-
TON DISTRICT.

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Tucker. Sally e. Eh SEA SWA NV
Sec. "a, T. 3 N. r. 8 w., b. M
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Williamson, w. H. Lots 8 g. 4, Blk. 2,
Arlington Add. Caldwell, Idaho. ssh
Willis. Chas. l. NEA NWA NWA
Sec. 81. T. N. r. 4 W., B. M, 10
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g. & X. Add. Nampa, Idaho ..........s6
Williams, G. w. SEA NWA. Sec.
7. N, r. W.. B. NJ. 40 acres sIlo
Williamson, Glen F. Sh SWA NV
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Fractional Lot 6, Blk. 9s, G. &
Add. Nampa, Idaho .........................sl
Vogeler. Anna z. Lot 10, Blk. 81,
& X. Add. Nampa, Idaho. S:
Won Washer, w. II. Lots 10 & 20,
1874, Orig. Caldwell, Idaho .......s;
Wallace. H. e. Lots 81 to "a, Blk. !
Orig. Caldwell, Idaho ..........-.......,.$t
Lots to 4 Blk. 20, .Dorman's A
Lots / to 3, Blk. 100. Goandu A
Caldwell. Idaho, except SW as
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Tucker. Clifton G. Ek Eh SWA, Sec.
II. Il. N, r. W., B. M. less drains
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Turner, c. H., Estate Lots 5 to IL, Blk.
5, Original. Caldwell, Idaho ....$12.67
Uhl, Aline & G. F. Lots l to 4 & VIA
5, Blk. As, Mountain View Add. Cald-
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Wentz, Matthew F. Lots l 4 2, T
113, o. H, Caldwell. Idaho ............$:
Western National Bank Lots % to
Blk. 20. Dorman's Add, Caldw
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Skinner, Ed. Lots to T. Blk. II.
Mountain View Add. Caldwell, Idaho
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Troxel, Joseph All Of S1a NwA, Sec.
35, T. N, r. 2 w, B. M. lying
4 r. of Ten Mile Creek, less drain,
Tucker, Chas. s. Lot 10, Blk. 2, Orig.
Caldwell Idaho ...............$1S
Lot. 10, Blk. IL, Original. Caldwell
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vanCleve, Reto V. The central SO IT.
Of Lot 4. Blk. 13, Washington Heights
Add. to Caldwell, Idaho ..............-$3.43
Van Ormer, ]. A. Fractional Lot S,
Blk. 9S. G. & X. Add. Nampa. idaho
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Weeks, Cornelius C. Lots / to 8,
Z, Orig, Caldwell, Idaho ...,......-.....
Wells. Reuben A. NWA sen N
Sec. II. T. N, r. 2 W., B. N
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Sloan, Edward g. Lots / to 8, Blk. 60.
Foote's. Add. & 104 Original, Cald-
Smith, Anna & r. A. NwA sen, Sec.
IL, T. N, r. 8 W.. B. NJ. 40 acres
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sh NEH sen. Sec 8. T. 8 NJ. r.
W.. B. M. 20 acres .......................$1 s.1
Snodgrass, Mary Lots 10 to -, Blk, 2;
Dorman's Add. Caldwell. Idaho....s4.9
n, r. ! W, B. N ss.Ts acireesse.....'ss4.s
Soper, Frank e. Lot 2 & Sc 12h (
OF Lot /, Blk. "a. Washington Height
& 80 Dorman's Add. Caldwell. Idah
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Smith, DIR. d. N. Lots to z, Blk 81,
Mountain View Add. Caldwell, Idaho
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Beginning at point 1885 It. e
SW corner Of Lot l, +. A. Add, Ca
N. 1876 IT.; thence W. 1875 it.; ther
S. 1876 IT. to place Of beginning.
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White c. H. Lots ii & IL. Blk. So,
Y; Add, Caldwell. Idaho -;-;,$;
Sec. %, T. N. r. 3 W., b. NJ ly
S G. w of the N. branch of Benz
Lateral 41.35 acres ...................$11.
White. Robt, NJ Lots 10 to 81, Blk.
w GSanda Add Asnn, caldweli Ids Ida, 90 w.
ington Heights Add, Caldwell, Id
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-03
Vashon Community Church.

We all sing from 9 As to 1000
o'clock; Sunday school at 1000,
on time; morning service at II a.
m. subject, Sources Of Help"
The glee club male quartet will
sing at the morning service.
Junior church (for all young
folk at 2:3O, continuing one hour.
Christian league at $50 p. m. /;
general service at 7 80.
Sunday school board Monday
at 1880 p. m, Glee club Tuesday
with Mr.. Beringe rat 1880.
Thursday, 1880, the choir. Fri
day, 1870, the Mountainecrs meet
at the community centre. Vashon
public library open Saturday from
200 to 4 90 p, IN.
j. III. BERRlNGER, Minister.
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PLAN TH2EE-DAy POULTRY
SCHOOL FOR THIS ISLAND
Extenson Department of State
College Sets Dates for
Nov. 8, 10, II.

A. B. Nystrom, agricultural
agent for King county, announces
that the extension division of the
State College of Washington will
hold three-day poultry school on
Vashon island ON November 8, 1O
and II.
The first day of the school opens
on Thursday at Burton where it
will be held in the Baptist church.
On Friday the school will be trans
ferred to Vashon and the session
will be held at the log church. As
the monday intcrmission is very
brief it is advised that partici-
pants bring their lunches on that
day. The last day of the school
will be held at Cove, in the com
munity hall.
The program for the school is
announced as follows:
November 8, 10 a, m.-Planning
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VAsHON'S FAME SPREADS.

The October issue of the Ameri-
can Poultry Journal, published at
Chicago, contains an inquery in
the horticultural column, from a
Maine subscriber who asks Y. r.
Rigg, the editor of that section, of
the Puget Sound region in general
and the Vashon country" as he
terms it, in particular. He wants
to know if it is a good fruit grow
ing section and what fruit land
costs here. The editor replies to
the effect that it is a good fruit
growing section, but recommends
Hood River, Oregon, as am apple
country. He does, however, cite
the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
as a source of further information
to the gentleman.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-03
VASHON ISLAND HENS
HOLD WORLD RECORD
Gilbert Pen Breaks Every
Record Known for Years
Steady Laying.

Maybe you don t think Frank &.
Gilbert, Vashon poultryman, isn't
STEPPING high, wide and pretty this
weekend if any man has a right
to feel proud it is he. In a hotly
contested laying contest, with 81
entrants from all sections of the
United States and Canada, Mr..
Gilbert's pen of White Leghorn
hens outclassed all competitors
and established a world S high rec
ord. One year ago, in the same
contest, d. Tancred of Kent,
Washington, took first place in a
spirited contest, establishing a new
worlds record with five hens lay
ing 1884 eggs. This year Mr.. Gil
bert's pen of five laid on official
count l419 eggs, and after the
hour for closing the contest Lad
ended, his prize hen, Lady Wash
on, deposited a fine egg, making
the real record for the year, 1920
eggs, and her record at 322.
Another Vashon contestant de-
serving Of great credit is a new
poultry cntrant in that of Mrs. w.
d. Covington. Mrs. Covington had
only been at the business a few
months when she selected her own
pen of birds, and they stood at
fourth place from the top with
1894 eggs. Other entrants from
the island failed to get their names
among the first ten, but when the
scope of territory covered by the
contestants is considered, Vashon
island can feel indeed proud of
capturing first place and holding
a worlds record for egg produc-
ton.
Mr.. Gilbert was offered $4,000
for his five birds, but laughed at
the person who made the tender.