Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-12

BURTON
(Mrs. A. Hunt)
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Miss Susie Metcalf of Valley
City, North Dakota, arrived Sun
day evening for short stay with
her Aunt, Mrs. M. V. Aldrich and
family in Tacoma. They were in
Burton Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week enjoying the outing
here. Mrs. Aldrich who resided
here for some time and is an island
enthusiast never fails to bring her
company across the harbor to show
the beauty spot Of Puget Sound.
Mrs. Cynthia Williams is back
from Los Angeles where she spent
the winter. She will remain here
during the summer with relatives.
r. A. Brown moves to the city
this week and the new owners of
the Brown residence, the Bunkers.
will be on hand to take possession
as soon as vacated. We shall miss
seeing Mr.. Brown and daughter,
Mrs. Underwood in our midst, but
hope the island will still hold at
fractions to bring them over often
Mrs. j. H. Williams who has
been in Los Angeles for the past
six weeks on business, is home
again. While centering at Los
Angeles, Mrs. Williams took
numerous trips through other
parts Of the state sightseeing.
Mrs. G. j. Olson is in Spokane
for week or two. Her daughters
Clara and Helen drove over with
her for a visit with their sister
Alice
F. G. Shanahan of Swastika
Lodge was in Burton Thursday
and Friday tuning and repairing
pianos. While reminiscing, Mr.
Shanahan recalled to mind thai
some twenty-seven years ago he
was at Cape Meares Light station
on the Oregon coast near Tilla-
NOOK repairing an instrument for
Captain Hunt who was then keep
Ell at that station.
Mrs. Heu de Bourck has sold one
of her cottages to Chris Matsen
who has moved in and is already
clearing up the place. Mrs. Heu de
Bourck leaves this week on a mo-
tor trip to Wenatchee, going with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Heu de Bourck
of Tacoma. She will be gone
couple of weeks.
The Misses Effie and Irene An
gle, who have been spending some
time in Burton at the home of
their uncle, A. B. Cook, will leave
next Tuesday for Appleton, Wis
consm where sister joins them,
for a summers vacation up in the
mountains. They expect to reach
their home in Ohio some time in
September. During their stay
here these ladies have made many
warm friends who prize their ac-
quaintance.
Prof. w. G. Parkes left Monday
over the Great Northern for Ro-
chester, New York, to attend the
25th anniversary of the class of
1900, of the Rochester University,
of which he was graduate. He
exexpects to be gone three weeks
and before returning will visit the
Fosters at Buffalo.
The Misses Ruth and Helen
TJosdal are expected nome THIS
week from Elsinore, California
where Miss Ruth has been teaching
the past two years and Miss Helen
has been in school.
In answer to the inquiry sent
Post Office Inspector P. L. Neil,
Seattle as to rumor of establishing
one main delivery post office at
Vashon, came this reply-"There
are no changes contemplated that
al know of. ;"
Rev. Matthew Mclean Goldie
Rector of All Saints Episcopal
church of Seattle has purchased
VI. Fay McClintock's home in
Burton, Rev. Goldie is only one
among several Seattle parties who
lately have shown their apprecia-
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