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GET OUR APARTM EMIT FOR RENT LIST.

"ALBAN. TOWERS" WIS. AVE. & MASS.
AVE. N.W.-Refrigeratton. elevator serv-
ice. Resident managers on premises.
rooms. Kitchen. bath, and porch. loo. 90
rooms, kitchen. bath and porch; .I2s s 90 90
8 rooms. kitchen. bath and porch 10000
KEW GARDENS. 27oO QUE ST. N.w-Re.
fined apartment. having switchboard serv-
tee. cafe: resident MANAGER on premises
room KITCHEN ana os sin sso m 70 so 90 s ~
Zoo 18th ST NW,-Eleyator and switch
Resident manaeer on premises ..- m
r rTSn t sfo Din Ss'n aicove and hath "a 90
4 rms. kit. din ale. and bath 10000
1914 CONN AVE NV -Elscsric refrieera.
ton. See resident manager
rooms, kitchen and bath ....- $50. 90
ia MASS AVE E-Elevator and switch
board service Resident MANAGER
room, Kitchen and bath. ........i!. $500
2 rooms. kitchen and bath .......... 50 SO
8 rooms. kitchen and bath ......... 10 90
l4s7 SPRING RD NV -Residsnt maneser
rooms. kitchen. dining alc .Ss sc and ., so
. ssSas. kitchen. dining alssvs and s,so
bath -..'. .,+ ..... 6tSu
EAST FLORENCE COURTS. ass cALlFoR-
i room. Kitchen and bath ....... $4,000
1921 CONN AvE.-Elevator service.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath .$5450 to s650
THE GOTHAM. Ia4S CALVERT ST NV
Elevator building. near Rock Greek Park
rooms. reception hall and bath. .$lO2. so
THE LEHIGH. 2605 ADAMS MILL RID
N.W.-2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $4,000
$3.50 N, HAMP AVE. Nw.-s rooms, Kit
and bath ...........,........ .$62 so
1920 ONTARIO RID N,w.--Residsnt uanaser
room, kitchen end bath. ........ IS 90
THE sUNBuRy. 1879 NJ ST Nw-2 rooms
kitchen. dining alc0ve and bath .&55 90
room. Kitchen and bath 81 so
1924 WISCONSIN, AVE N.w.--S rooms. kitch:
en- and bath .....,........ .S25 %
cHALPoNTE,, 2lle p ST. N.w.--3 rooms
looms. Kitchen n and bath, 1000
1924 CONN. AVE. N.w.-s rooms. kitchen
ana pain ................ SoO0O 10 $4,000
THE SCHENI,EY. 212l n ST Nw.-Elevator
building Resident manager
Q rooms. kitchen and bath ......... $50. 90
l room Kitchen and bath. ........,. ~ 80
MADRID 1900 18th ST NV rooms;
rooms Kitchen and BATH, ......... IS 90
sos CONN AVE Nw.-Eieht-story elevator
ises SITTER so pm.. All SsS SUNDAY sas O'e
2 rooms. kitchen and bath .s50.0
8 rooms, Kitchen and bath ~. ., 10 so
$3.50 10th ST. .NE.-Frae refrigeration.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. .,..... $50. so
1909 BELMONT RID N.Y. rooms. Kitchen
and bath ,.....-........, SAT so
1912 QUE ST NV. Resident manager
! room. kitchen and bath: SIS 90 to $40. 90
rooms. Kitchen and bath 1000
243l ID ST N.W.--2 rooms. Kitchen. dinine
alcove ana batn .....,... $40 20 to $500
$500 L ST N.W,--See resident manager
rooms. kitchen and bath, ....... $500
THE LEONARD. 1924 W ST Nw-s rooms.
kitchen and bath .................$45 . 90
,7ol { ST N.E.-2 rooms. Kitchen and
bath ....t.,.....'....,. .S4U.VO
! 10 IRVING ST Nw.-2 rooms. Kitchen and
bath -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SAT. so
room. Kitchen and bath .,....... 30O 90
ln22 7th ST. NV rooms and bath $40 90
B. F. 81
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FALKsTONE COURTS.

l40l FAIRMONT ST NV
q and 5 room and bath apartments;
4-hour elevator and switchboard service.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS,
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY

The, Portsmouth,
NO 1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Most reasonable rentals in Washington.
Elevator ana. telephone service.
} rooms ma pain. ................'.. ,soo.UO
room and bath ~ .................. $500
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Continued.l
ISIS NJ sT.-TWo RMS. <. B.. & PORCH
$S5 1907 s st.-5 rms. $3.50. Leave name
and address at Pot. 306
:225 ST NV.
reduced. Apply tanitor. -
isis l4th ST NV
Two large rooms. kitchenette. bath. dress
cludins gas. elect. and telephone. Adams
1886. -
233 R ST NE.
Three rooms bath and garage; ami;
$50. Phone Adams 319s. ---------
400 B ST Sc
Two, rooms and kitchen and bath; a, on
second floor; reasonable -9
ATTRACTIVE 5-.RooM MODERN APT.
over store near 1ith and p SITS. NV; $35,
GEORGIA 1921.
e2s GRANT Pr. N.W.-sEVERAL EXCEL
lent apartment4 d2yntown n, se Tta Ii rent
Main s67s v : $50
1902 MERIDIAN ST. NV FIVE-RooM
cpartment, porches. electric lshting' $50
n nSTc H $40. Apply ISL Oak NV. W.
CHEVY cAsETISsTrLooR ss PUP djsy
sa5i after 81 pm ps and Sunday nsSe' '0'
r ross q fitceen RP Bath T po4c sioo
rooms. Kitchen. bath. 500.
N ,s GRANT CInct sE,, ROOMS :oi IN
preferred. 44l3 III. ave. NV. Col l4s?.W.
27o7 ADAMS MILL RID. AT PARK GATES
closets. vestlhule
OR 4 ROOMS, BATH. ELECTRICITY. GAS
l4I7 PARK RID. APT. $40 LADY, LARGE
room, three windows. newly papered, with
good sized Kitchen and po-ch; Beautii yl
S SRtSSs S Soy 1857 o7sona'le References
1890 10th ST. NV APIS. , "a Rooms PMS
Main 9658 1000 K NV. lo'
c ,3 Has5 APTs I,a,Sr R 30 ss6
s35. $40 mo- Main 1858 1000 x NV. TO-
sss 22gq n st NE b Rooms KdT GaBS
Phonc North 25os or North 8si3
rooms. bath. Rlassed, enclosed sleeping porch
gas rance water in kitchen h-w.h' gas
1907 r. I. AVE, EAST OF CONN. AVE
Two and three rooms, Housekeeping, large
baths, hreplaces; south and north exposures.
254o MASS AVE. APT los-Two ROOMS
and bath. unfurnished $50 per month. Ap-
ply house manaeer. Pot. 5540. g.
s14 .4th ST N.w.-TEIRD FLOOR APT. FOR
hea sht and eas frnsSad SIS Apply
a. N. Wildman, Oil New York aye. NV.
Franklin s4o6. 1o'
302 ST NE-6 ROOMS, BATH, NEWLY
renovated. screened porch, low rent Open
for inspection. Owner. 1904 Q st. NV:
COLORED BARGAIN-1677 32nd ST. NV
Modern, 6 rms, bath. GARAGE; $30. So Open
for inspection. Owner. 1904 o st. NV.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS GREATLY RE-
duced to good tenants; five rooms and
bath: heat, electric lights. ianitor service.
SP1GNUL REAL ESTATE & ms. CO.,
ll04 Vermont Ave. NV
Phone Decatur 312.
5815 5th ST NW.-NEW APT: 3 OUTSIDE
rooms, ami. with owner; no children;
vacant. g.
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9Th AND SITS NE
Modern 4-room and bath family apart
ment; very desirable and reasonably priced
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. APARTAENTs-UNFURNIsHED
THE CHAMBERLAIN,
1425 Rhode Island Ave NV.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Downtown Location.
e L
Free Electrical Refrigeration.
dining a
Neutrality-suspicious. Elevator Service. >
Shower In Each Bath
~ In W basement XIII found aD 0ras. sRsss aSpS and Ssy
rooms Kitchen din. alcove and bath $6aOO to $o950
/ Resident Manager Premises
W Lighted Until PM
-, B. F. SAUL co,
Main 2lOO OPS 18th. ST. NV.
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2 rooms and bath and 3 rooms and bath;
exceptional location, with rentals very rea-
sonable. with 24-hour elevator and switch
board service
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THE PARKWAY
1920 Connecticut Ave NV
New building located Connecticut ave at beautiful C1eve-
land Park with its exceleny arranged apartments together
with bright should appeal the discriminating
We offer you-
room and bath (bachelor) 90
2 rooms and bath rent AZ sol
rooms and BATH reception hall; 5000 H.
rooms and bath. reception hall, 1O2 so
Including Electric Refrigeration
24-I1our Elevator and Switchboard Service.
Resident Manager.
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC
l4l5 X St. Main 4752
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THE RAYMOND.
8l4-16 22nd ST. NV
The best Broom. kitchenette and bath
apartment In the city for $40 SIS and $50.
THE KINGMAN,
423 MASS. AVE NV
Those desiring to live downtown will find
at this apartment exceptionally desirable
rooms bath and porch very reasonably
priced. See Janitor on premises for inspec-
ton.
THE PENHURST,
40 H ST. NE
vo1s snd 70 raoT and bath ,@partmsnts con-
THE vENTosA.
LIST AND b SITS NV
One-room. alcove, kitchenette and bath to
Broom. kitchenette. and bath apartments;
exceptionally desirable and reasonable.
THE WOODWARD.
23ll CONN. AVE NV
Location cannot be excelled: apartments
With s4Shour elevator and switchbo a s serV
ice.
THE ST ALBANS
23l0 CONN. AVE. NV
rooms and bath and rooms and bath:
exceptional location, with rentals very rea-
sonable, with 24-hour elevator and switch
board service
9Th AND X SITS NE
Modern 4-room and bath family apart
Information, or Bliss Building,
u Fairmont St. NV.
1860 or Adams S464,
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES
VERY DESIRABLE UNFINISHED APARTMENTS


1907 pd doL61s1& Sq Rps n. w.
2 rooms, bath and foyer.
3 rooms, bath and foyer.
4 rooms, bath and foyer.
24-hour elevator and switchboard service.
BLENHEIM COURTS,
1902 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
rooms and bath.
Very reasonable.
THE CORTLAND.
1850 EUCLID ST. NV.
Exceptionally desirable apartments OF
rooms, bath, porch and foyer, and 5 rooms.
bath and foyer. 24-hour elevator and
. ,u THE DoRCHEsTER, sm
18th ST. AND MARYLAND AVE. S.W.
Splendid Groom apartments.
THE DUNsMERE.
,2523 14th ST NV.
Wonderful location; every convenience;
splendid apartments OF one room and bath
sonable rentals.
LA GRANDE,
807 4th ST. NV.
rooms oars and and bath opposite Judiciary Park;
rentals exceptionally low.
PARD ROAD COURTS.
1916 PARK RID.
Unauestionably the finest located apart
bright rooms with. screened porch. in a
high-claSs apartment house.
FALKsTONE COURTS.
l40l FAIRMONT ST. NV
3. and room and bath apartments:
24-hour elevator and switchboard service.
Apply on Premises for Further
IS B St. NV, or IA
Telephone Lincoln
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WAKEFIELD HALL
201 New Hampshire Ave-
Modern Freproof Building
First-Class Service.
TwertyFour Hour Telephone and Elevator Service.
Two Elevators.
Electric Refrigeration by General Electric
One rooH dinet, kitchen and bath. 5000
Two rooms dinet, kitchen and bath. a2.50to H.50
Four rooms, kitchen, and two baths 100000 1879
Inspection Invited.
Resident Manager
H. L. RUST COMPANY
1901 18th St NV
Main $780,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

No. 816 Conn. Ave. NV.
Near Army and Navy Club and
U. S. Chamber of Commerce.
5 rooms and bath. ................... W
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MORE THAN LIVING PLACES
Superb Apartments With Service and Location
Best Environment too, the Knowlton Monelo Shawmut
and Woburn.
All in square.
Furnished Unfurnisfed
From and bath to seven rooms and two baths
Two rooms kitchen, bath and screened porch sos and up
Resident Agent at Woburn
1910 Kalorama Road NV
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II. l.. RUST COMPANY
1901 18th St. NV. Main 800
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RENTS REDUCED
The Cambridge, 921 leth st. NV. short
walk to all U. S. Govt. departments no car
fare; 24-hour elevator service. Rents. $40
to $3.50
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1908 Conn. Ave NV Main 2424.
UNUSUALLY Low RENT
Near Capitol-247 Delaware Ave. S.W
Unusually attractive apartment, consisting
Of one large room. dinette Kitchen reception
Apt LOG
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
BOYS SCOUTS HOME
FORMALLY OPENED

The Vashon Boy Scout Troup
495 are now enjoying their new
home. The formal opening was
held on Monday evening when
Scout Commissioner Ross of the
Seattle Council was here. Mt.
Ross expressed his pleasure al
being present brought greetings
from the Seattle Council. He
alo pointed out in a few well
chosen words the advantages of
scouting. Mrs Armstrong, Weiss
and ilalmling congratulated the
Scoutmaster Mr.. Ira Thompson
and the boys on the splendid
pieces of work done BY them in
converting the horse shoe rink
into home which when complet-
ed will be the pride of the Island,
The new home consists of one
large room, kitchen, workshop and
office. The assembly room so by
46 feet has a nine foot granite fire
place with a five foot opening.
Scoutmaster Thompson express
ed his pleasure at seeing so many
of the parents and friends present,
and assured them that they would
welcome at any of the meetings.
During the evening the boys
gave demonstrations in first aid.
knot tying and signaling which
was greatly enjoyed by those pres
ent. Mr.. Thompson conceived the
idea of recording the names of all
those present IN the opening night
and placing them in a bottle which
was built into the fire place for
that purpose. After all these sig
natures were received, Mrs. L. C.
Beall Sr. had the honor Of deposi-
ting them in the bottle after which
refreshments We're served by the |
mothers bringing a pleasant and
profitable evening to close.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
COTTON PICKERs' MINSTREL

Those who were fortunate
enough to hear the Cotton Pick
ers' Minstrel given by the St.
Marks Club and sponored by the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce en-
joyed real treat. One hardly
knew who enjoyed the evening
more the actors or the audience.
The solos and the choruses were
of the highest order. Special men
tion should be made of the group
of soprano solos by Mrs. Skram-
stad. A. II. Bamwell nearly stop,
ped the show with his impersona-
ticn of an English man altho we
have "A very strong suspicion he
was an Englishman, himself.
This sort of entertainment sent
as Good Will Expedition does
much to foster the spirit of good
fellowship and harmony between
our Island and our ncighboring
city.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
MILLERs ENTERTAIN

Mr., and Mrs. Il. II. Miller en-
tertained Thursday evening My
IL, complimenting their daughtc
Vivian and the members OF her
senior class, and the faculty Of the
Burton High School. The evening
was spent by the seniors at a yau-
deyilIe show, the acts being staged
by the faculty Of the school, much
TO the delight Of the class. Whe
spacious living room was convert
ed into theatre with chairs an
ranged on either side Of an aisle.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
THE BURTON IMPROVE
MBNT CLUE

There is every evidence that fhs
next meeting of the club viii h
the best vet. 1t will be held in tbe
Masonic hall, and this time will
begin at 6 80 u. m early enonob
10 provide relief to the hmpriest
ones, however there is always
enough for everybody. hungry or
no. This viii be a picnic dinner as
usual. They have proved 10 be
wonderful success in the past. so
bring along what You fancy for
yourself, and your neighbors will
eat it for you, all of which is qooa
for the community spirit.
In regard 90 entertainment Mr.
Meredith expects to provide Il
speaker. and the Garden Club VIII
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
P. MONROE sMoCK
BIDS FAREWELL.


After eight years of ownership
by the WIiter, the News Record
passes this week into other hands.
During this time we have boosted
hundreds of Vashon-Maury island
ers in our columns, but have re-
Trained from printing one line that
was a knock. We have endeavored
to keep the columns clean and
wholesome, 50 that the paper might
readily find welcome into every
home. We have made the editorial
page positive and as a result have
thereby aroused the political ire of
some. We have backed Frank Paul
ON every occasion, and the many
good roads he has built on the is
land justifies us in all we have
said. We have been, and are, sup
porting Archie Mckinnon for his
successor, because we believe him
to be the island S one hope for con
tinued recognition. We have back
ed the policies Of Governor Hart
ley, and time will prove he is the
best executive the state has ever
had. and as good as it will ever
have, We have no apologies for
any editorial policy we have ever
espoused.
We have made mistalxes-many
of them--but in passing over the
editorial quill we harbor no i'll viii
toward any man, woman or child
on the island. We still have m8ny
good, loyal, straightforward
friends, whose memory we shall
cherish, and when crooked paths
are made straight, and hard
paths are made pleasant, the hope
OF the retiring editor and owner
of this paper is that he may he
found among the Vashon Maury
islanders, walking in such paths.
Wishing the greatest good future
for the News-Reeord, and for every
resident of the island
Respectfully. p. Monroe SmoclI
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
"IN APPRECIATION"

After Witnessing that splendid
show given at the Island Club OH
Friday evening last, | feel sure
that all the membership of our
Commercial Club which filled
every seat in the building must
have gone home that night with
the feeling that the entertainment
given by the st. Marks Commu-
nifty Players, sponsored by the Ia
coma Chamber of Commerce as a
goodwill offering to our Commu-
nifty was as clean and fine as any
entertainment ever offered to the
public and absolutely without one
penny of expense to our organiza-
ton, thanks to the courtesy and
Good-fellowship expressed by the
players and by the Tacoma Cham
Der of Commerce.
Credit for all local arrange
ments is due Mr.. Norman Edison
and Mr.. Frank w. Lilly of Bur
ton, for the use of the building
and seating arrangements at the
Island Club to Mrs. Hansen as
President of that organization, for
the many beautiful flowers which
were so kindly donated by Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Beall and last
but not least for the perfect hand
ling and parking arrangements of
automobiles looked after by Mr.. f.
j. Shattuck.
To all of the above | wish to ex-
press my hearty and sincere ap-
probation for their cooperation
and kindness and in this feel
sure ! speak for the entire mem
bership of the Yashon Island Com
mercial Club.
H. II. Miller, Pres.
Vashon Island Commercial
Club.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
LECTURE

On Saturday evening June 9 at
s p. m Mr.. w f. Prestley, Presi-
dent of the China Club, Seattle
viii deliver q lecture on China
ami Mrs. Takai 500 Of Seattle viii
render several vocal selections in
Chinese at the Masonic Temple at
Burton under the auspices # the
Vashon Island Masonic Association
An are invited
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrane and
grandson Donald Mcgowan spent
Decoration Day visiting their
daughter end mother Mrs. Ross
NJ eowan III the W ! Mcgowan
home Other guests included Miss
Sophie Coyne and brother Miss
Christopher and mother and
father and Bert Stanley
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01
ISLANDS AKNIVER-
SARY OBSERVED

Memorial day was celebrated a
Ellispert by an all island picnic
to which the West Seattle Cham
ber of Commerce was invited. The
occasion proved so attractive thai
some $50 of the West Seattle mem
bers and their families came ovel
here in ears, and afoot. The repre-
sentation of the island folks was
all that could be desired. Every
available foot of parking space
was covered. The Vashon Boy
Scouts gave valuable aid in direct,
ing the cars, and in other ways
Refreshments were served to the
visitors, and free coffee and milk
TO the home folks.
A curious instance happened
when the first arrivals of the West
Seattle members began to appear
The Sky which had appealed smil-
ing, and promising during the ear
ly part of the day suddenly be-
came lowery, and sullen. A light
shower of rain came down on the
just and unjust alike. As the at
tendance increased it rained more.
II appeared that this was in part
premediated by the programme
committee, who had in mind the
visit Vashon Island made West
Seattle, when we We're greeted, not
by showers but by a deluge. How
ever, when the speaker of the day,
Mr.. Geo. +. Cotterill. began his
address, the sun smiled on Us again
and kept it up for the remainder Of
the programme
AT three O'Clock the picnickcrs
gathered beneath the madrona
trees to hear Mr.. r. II. Miller, the
president Of the Vashon Island
Commercial Club introduce Mr..
HIubner Of the West Seattle Cham
Der Of Commerce. Mr.. Hubner as
sured The islanders of the appreei-
alton of the visitors in being inyit-
ed to the Memorial picnic on our
beautiful island.
Mr.. Norman Edison then intro
duced Mr.. Geo F. Cotterill of
Seattle.
Mr.. C0tterlill delivered a won
derful address on the discovery Of
Yashon Island. Tracing the coulse
of CAPTAIN Vancouver from the
time that his tiny craft entered the
inland sea until the island of Vas
hon was circumnavagated. His dis
course which lasted some 45 min
utes, was very attentiycly listened
to, and at its close vigorously ap-
plauded. This was followed by an
impromptu speech by an old pion-
eer, and Grand Army man, Mr..
Lively. His recollections of the
early days on Vashon Island were
both interesting, and amusing
Mr.. Pemy's Vashon Island
Band followed with a few well
selected numbers. Mr.. Penny is
to be congratulated on the results
Of his enthusiastic efforts in get
ting a band together on such short
notice, and the band is to be con
graduated on playing so well, 1t
is TO be hoped that will prove to
be a nucleus for an all island band
and that the Commercial Club
viii give it every encouragement
and support.
Memorial Day being a day Of
solemnity, and patriotic remem-
brance, the programme committee
did not attempt an ambitious pro-
gramme, but hoped that the soci.
bility of the occasion surrounded
by the beanties Of Ellisport would
compensate for what otherwise
might be lacking. 1t was noted
however, that during the later part
Of the afternoon when the sha-
dows drew long, the visitors, and
islanders alike, departed with
eontented, and smiling faces.
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ELLIspoRT
(AIrs. D. W. Trimble)


Mrs. Sarah +. Moncreiff, Of
Seattle has been here for few
days looking after her cottages.
DR.. and Mrs. Morriss aud son
drove over from Seattle and spent
at their summer home at
Ellisport. Friends Of Mrs. Morriss
are pleased to know her health is
improved.
Mrs. Eva Furbush, of Bclling
ham, accompanied by her dGugh-
ter-in-law MIS-, Edward Furbush.
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GOOD ROADS MEETING

On Saturday evening June OH
a meeting viii be held at the Tele-
phone office to make rccomcnda-
tions as to the budgeting of funds
for the coming years road work
on Vashon Island.
Don't forget the datel
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CENTER NEWS
= Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs Hearst) 9
3 - . - % % .

Mr.. Allan and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
of Seattle visited last Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Day and daugh-
ter Mrs. Bitle
Mrs. Lettie Goodell of Kelso and
Mr.. VIM. Miner of Seattle. visited
with friends and relatives last Sat
urday
Master Bobby Newman of Ia
coma is spending a few days with
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs, +.
NJ. Sherman,
Mrs. NJ, Sorlye and son Chester
is home after a weeks visit in Seat
tie with her daughter Betsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Wetmore and
three children of Seattle were din
ner guests on Decoration l)ay at
the S. Hearst home.
.
Mrs. Cynthia IIopcroft of Scat
tie came over from Seattle a short
time ago to attend the graduation
Of her nephew Henry Fuller.
Mrs. julia Dunn of Seattle spent
he past week with her sister Mrs.
S. Hearst
Miss Hazel Soike of Tacoma
spant the weekend at the home
of her brother c. G. SoiSe and
family.
The J. II. Rodda family were
Seattle visitors last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Reed visited over
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01

e. F.-VmOlinda. barker of pe-
Ill spent Wednesday with his
wife at Pori8ee.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Trotter. Of
Bend Oregon, but formerly of FL
are guests at the II. ] Vet
ter hcme They viii pend O few
drys with relatives m Seattle. re
t~rri7g ia OREGON later. in the
we & rrn frieids re pie sed
to hear taai On Tfotiers are look
ing forward to returning soon 10
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-01

Mr. and MIS-. John Nnulee
bad o., Saun,lay AIs " g.
zcuhere's mother Mrs Flnusvord
of Tacoma and Nr aud Mrs Hw
sen of Bremcrt0n.