Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-06

country few days.
Carl Sicgrist and Ccphas Ram
qGist are sporting new Overland
coupe of late.
Miss Eva Saryold has gone to
Poul9bo to spend the summer
She will be employed as bookecp-
er for the Hanson Bakery while
away.
1t was a pleasure to meet our
old friend Mr., Harry Corbnc last
Sunday with his family bound
for Harper by ferry to enjoy an
outing over in Kitsap Co.
Mrs. A, j. Marsh spent Memoir
ial Day in Seattle, after a short
visit among friends went on to
Tacoma to say good bye to her
son Max. who was leaving for
California.
Quite a number of her neigh
bors and families surprised Mrs.
p. A. Petersen last Sunday. 1t
being her birthday, the afternoon
was enjoyed by all, congratula-
tions extended for many happy re
turns of the day.
Mrs. M. Jonds of Eumenclaw
spent several days with her old
friend Mrs. Frank Sicgrist.
The Junior League of M. L.
church, with their arms loaded
with flowers, took their annual
hike to the cemetery to aid in the
Memorial ceremony of the day.
They were chapcroned by Mrs.
Siegrist.
Mrs. D. Fl. Ramstad and som
Howard left on the boat Monday
evening for an extended visit
with her brother and friends in
Tacoma.
Victor Crosier and family with
the exception of Howard left for
an auto trip to Albany, Oregon,
Mr.. Crosier has rugged up his
school bus with mattress, cooking
utensils and Lots of grub. This
fine weather is grand for touring,
such nice roads too. They will
visit SOME time with the Dunns,
who formerly lived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whittemlore with
Uncle Joe Raisbeck left week
ago for a tour by auto. They will
take in the Historical Pageant at
Walla Walla, thence to Portland,
Oregon, for few days, then by
way of Spokane, home.
Mrs. Harry Peterson, with the
baby, took the Sunday afternoon
boat for the city. She will visit
with her sister, Mrs. Tarnow.
Mrs. Lewis SON Ronald came
over from the city Monday to get
taste of real home made straw
berry short cake.
Mrs. McClmton, Duncan and
the girls, with Mable Holland
had a fine spin around Holds ca
nal, leaving Thursday and return
ing Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haswell
of Seattle are spending the sum
mer camping ON the beach near
the Cove store.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. N. Earles We're
greeting old neighbors ON the is
land yesterday, from Tacoma.
Mrs. Jacob Wang with Russell
and Elmer motored over from
Charlestow1n last week on Thurs
day. coming over to help her sis
ter entertain the Ladies Aid of
the Mission Church.
The picnic last Thursday at
the Columbia school grounds was
attended by 300 grown-ups and
children. Fine amusements, con
sishing of a so yard dash and re-
lay race by the boys and the SAM
by the girls. The principal event
was the ball game between the
kids, coached by Puof. Stafford,
and the grown-ups, by Mr.. Cros..
Ter, ending with score of Is to
8 i'm favor of the former.
AT one o'clock the gong sound
ed for dinner-the children form
ing in line-MTrs. Madison at the
plate table-Mrs. Tjosdal at the
sandwich tablc-Mesdames Moe,
Walls, Reevcr and Sundberg with
cakes-Mrs. Hotchkins at the
lemonade stand-Mrs. Ramstad,
at the coffee stand. Our ladies
ara generous providers of good
things.
DR.. Stocklcy is putting in fine
system Of water works.
The Memorial Day exercise at
Beula Park was well attended.
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