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REX MIGRANTS NEW PICTURE |s H|s MOST
 SUCCESSFUL EFFORT

'The Magician, which will have it's first showing at the Liberty theatre tonight is the first Rex Ingram pro- duction for Metro-Goldwyn since his widely discussed and highly success- full screen verion of Balasco Ibanz' Mare Norstrum" (Our Seal.
 This new picture from the brilliant young director deals with subject entirely different from anything he ledhas previously done and he has handled it in the fine manner which has marked all his previous triumphs. It is his most ambitious achievement
 Ingram has taken the Somerset Vaughan story and with his usual brilliance in the handling of such a delecate subject, has developed pow erful romantic drama.
 Alice Terry enacts the part of Mar garet Dauncey, the young sculptress, and gives one of the finest perform ances she has ever registered on the screen.
 Paul Wegener has the title role and this noted German character appears to even a better advantage than he did in "The Golem", which created a sensation when released in the United States several years ago.
 Ivan Petrovich, a young Serbian actor, plays opposite Miss Terry and Firmin Gemier, the famous French actor and stage director, enacts a most important character part.
 This is without doubt the most fam ous international cast ever assemb- led for one nicture and all hay inn portant parts. With the exception of Miss Terry, "The Magician" marks made by an American company of any of the other three leading mem bers of the cast.
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sON OF REV. GRAHAM
 MARR|Es IN PORTLAND

Rev. T. P. Graham is wearing an unusually pronounced smile these days. On investigation The Gateway sleuth-hound found that the reason therefor is news which came to him in the last mail of the marriage of his son, Thomas Philip Graham, IT., on last Christmas day; and photo graph of the newlyweds The bride was Miss Lois Porter, of Freewater, Ore. They graduated from the same
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class from Whitman College, at Walla
 WalIa, Wash, three years ago last June. The marriage took place in Portland, Ore, in which city they are both teachers in the high schools. The editor of The Gateway has seen the picture of the young couple and freely admit that they are fine look ing pair.
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P0RT OF MISSING MEN

Information desired as to the where abouts of Charles R. Deveson. He formerly lived in Garden, Illinois and is known to have come to Alaska in 1922, being in the Iditarod country several years ago. Any information about MT. Deveson should be sent to the Governors office at Juneau, Alas ka
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ing pair.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24. (R- Another hit and run auto death in San Francisco sent another convicted motorist to four months in jail and pay $500 fine.
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ALL RIGHT WITH US

PARIS, Jan. 24. lP)-Mrs. Helen Kastor Fleischmann has received a divorce from Samuel Fleischmann of New York City. They were married in 1915.
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You read it in The Gateway first.
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Sink your teeth into piece of Baby Beef and gasp with joy.
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The Gateway Ieads-others follow
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Chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

ROOMS FOR RENT-Hot and cold
 water. Over Seward Trading Go.
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FOR RENT-Three room cabin. En-
 quire Chas. Cooper.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
LILY GROWER VISITS
WITH S. j. HARMLING

We had the pleasure of call
from Mr.. Alberts of ChehaIis last
Wedneday. Mr.. Alberts is grow
lug lily bulbs in large quantity
for the markets and has acres of
them His farm is located between
Chehalis and Centralia. His soil is
rich clay but well drained. He
has go or 10 species under cultiya-
ton. We visited the Laughlins and
the Sheffields, and had a glance at
Henry Stems field on the Peter
Butcher ranch. Madonnas should
be planted on heavy soil. He said
we could not show as good speci-
men here as he has on his clay soil
However David Griffiths tells us
that his Testaceum & Madonuas
do as well ON the I.ynden sill and
gravel as ON the heavy clays
AlherS is aiming to grow two
types Of Royals. One type he calls
the two-story, which consist Of two
umbels Of flowers, the one above
the other. The lower umbeI blooms
first followed later by the upper
umbel, thus proloneing the bloom
ing period. The other form is regu-
lation spike of flowers, eight to
twelve inches long. The flowers re
gularly and alternately disposed
on the stem
The species is beginning to
break up by the constant growing
Of seedlings. AT the Laughlin place
we saw many variations, especial
ly one, a pure white on the out
side Of the periauth and somewhat
smaller flowers than the type.
Some had enormously wildly ex-
panded flowers. 1t is evident that
we ale coming to time very soon
when we will have to select our
specimens and increase the stock
by scales instead of seed. A regu-
lation spike, foot or more long,
with very large, wide open flowers
is our ideal. What is yours2
Stephen j, HarmlingI
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
HIGH SCHOOL Site
TO Be SELECTED

After several months of preli-
minary work in organizing election
of teachers and superintendent, the
Union High school Board at the
meeting held III the Center school
house Tuesday evening proposed
to submit to the voters of Vashon
Island the following site for their
acceptance or rejection, option
having been obtained on these
tracts.
The Sterling ten acres at $l450
and the Dixon trail at $500. This
property lies directly east Of and
adjoining the Christian Science
church holdings and will give to
the island view property that is
hard to surpass for school purposes
A building when erected on this
site may be seen from the bay and
the approaches from all sides of
the island. The price is reasonable
when you consider the location
which is very close TO the center
of the island. 1t is OH a road that
gives access to every part of the
island so that school buses will
have the least amount of duplica-
tion in their runs.
The selection of this or any site
will require a majority vote. The
election is proposed for Saturday
July rs it that date can be arrang-
ed for. Vote for this site and keep
the growth and advancement of
Vashon Island ever before You.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
VASHoN BUSINESS
MEMS CLUB MEETS

Tuesday evening the vashon
and Professional Mems Club held
their regular meeting at Garvin' S
Real Estate office.
The bylaws and constitution
were read and laid on the table
for adoption at the next meeting
to be held July 8.
The report on the picture show
held on Monday the 25th to raise
funds toward the purchase of fire
department chemical equipment
showed a net profit of $39.15. A
committe was appointed to myes-
tigate the cost of suitable chemi-
cal apparatus and they will be
asked to report al the next meet
ing A committe was also appointed
to take up the matter of a carnival
or street show TO raise more money
for that fund.
If anyone has suggestion that
might be used bring it out TO the
light Of day for inspection.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
FERRY PROVES
GREAT SUCCESS

With more than 100 guests
aboard, the beautiful new automo-
bile ferry-boat cambridge of the
kitsap County Transportation Co.
staged trial trip Thursday that
won the unqualified praise of tech
nical experts and travelling public
With her big Washington Estep
diesel engine she maintained a
speed of IL knots without being
opened up. Leaving the yard Of
the Lake Washington Ship Canal
and passed through the locks into
Puget Sound where she headed for
Port Blakely. The weather was
ideal, golden sun making the trip
wonderful pleasure outing. The
new ferry tried out the company 5
cambridge island ferry slips.
From the island she returned to
Seattle, docking at the company S
Marion Street slip where her ar
rival drew "A large crowd. The
quickness with which the vessel
picks up speed on leaving her slip
drew much comment from those
aboard ON the trial trip and from
the crowd on shore.
Those aboard included represen-
tatiyes of the Navy, the Army, the
Merchant Marine, the various gov
ernment bureaus, the American
Bureau OF Shipping, the Balm
bridge Island communities and
virtually all the waterfront inter
ests Of Seattle. President Gerald
Frink of the Washington Iron
Works which builds the Washing
ton Estep Diesel engines, was
aboard on the trial trip with a
large delegation from his plant.
The Kitsap County Company was
represented by President John l..
Anderson, the host Of the day :;
Vice President Philip D. Macbride
and George Russell, assistant To-
the president Capt Herbert Dow
ell, master of the company's ferry
boat Kitsap commanded on the
trial trip. Capt c, Wyatt is per-
manent master of the new vessel
Mr.. Macbride had as his guests on
the trip Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L..
Myers of Pittsburgh, Pa.-Marine
Digest.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
Mrs. Il. ANDERSON
In AUTO ACCIDENT

Tuesday morning the Ford tour
ing car driven by Mrs. II. Auder-
son left the road on the hill just
above the Cove church and turned
over, pinning her underneath Airs.
Anderson S arm was broken and
she was otherwise bruised and
shaken. Her small son who was
with her was thrown out but un-
Injured.
The accident went umoticed for
some time until Fred Sundberg
heard the child crying and Went
TO investigate, He called A. II. Pet
tersen and Conrad Anderson wllo
dug under Mrs Anderson, who
was held by the wheel and side
of the ear across her neck, until
they could pull her out.
Mrs. Anderson is recovering
from her experience
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
Resolution Adopted

The Vashon Business and Pro-
fessional Men's S Club wish to take
this opportunity of thanking those
who helped so generously in max
ing the show Rubber" a success
namely Mrs. MeCrary, Mrs. Met
zenbery and Mrs. Ganly, H. L. Pen
ny and his orchestra, the Met.
Gro Garage for obtaining the fea-
ture picture and especially to Mr..
Burfield for the donation of the
show house and furnishing the
comedy and news reels.
V. Charles Coutts.
Secy.
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lizard spent Sunday with them.

l22ard spent Sunday with them.
II. j Netter, accompanied by his
father-in-law Mr.. r. d. Brown and
son, are in Tacoma for the week
on business trip.
With everybody 50 busy with
taking care of the big fruit crop
of the island there seems very lit.
tie time to getting up a real Fourh
of July celebration this year but
every real American citizen plans
on observing the day in some way
even tho it can not be done in an
elaborate manner. To all these
Ellisport solves the problem The
residents here offer a welcome to
all who wish TO enjoy one carefree
day with the ltiddies and the lunch
baskets at the picnic grove or on
the beach Load up the old bus and
come down to enjoy and celebrate
in the good old picnic style. These
big celebrations in the cities arc
alright waiting for a parade that
when it does come past you can
mot see il for the tall men and fat
women i'm front OF YOU is not much
fun for the children. 1t is tiresomi
day for both parents and children
to say nothing Of the expense
Amid the quiet restful groves and
along the warm sands of EllispOri
The children can shoot off their fire
crackers aud the parents can enjoy
Jolly day with friends and neigh
hors and 20 home at night rested
and ready for a tussle with old
man work the next day Several
parties are already planning neigh
horhood groups that VIII picni'
lore together aud others are a.
Angling with friends in the citi-
eni3 The day with them at Eli
port which is always a big treat {,
city folks
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
LILY Show TO BE
HELD SATURDAY

This Saturday, june Both the
Vashon Island Lily Association
will hold its 2nd. annual Lily show
at the Island Club, Vashon. The
Lily Association has been prepar-
ing for this affair since the close
of last years show which was a
a revelation to the flower lovers
of the island
Many new classifications have
been added this year and double
the entries of last year are expect
ed. The exhibits must be in by ten
O'Clock, the Judging will commence
at eleven clock and the show will
he opened to the public at twelve,
No admission to be charged. The
judges will be Messrs, L. +. Popp
and l.. C. BealI.
Premiums will be given as fol
lows:
Single lily stock in each variety
Towering or ornamental shrub.
Vase of lilies, each variety, vase.
Best lily, sweepstakes, vase.
Single rose, each color, fancy lily
bulbs.
Vase of roses, each color, fancy
ILL bulbs.
Annuals and PerenniaIs, each
class, Towering shrub.
Best table decorations, One-half
dozen Regale lily bulbs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
$4,000 SETS OF LIGHTS
ADJUSTED COLE REPORTS

Approximately $4,000 sets Of
automobile headlights have been
adjusted by Washington motorists
since lighting provisions OF thc
new traffic code became operative,
according to estimates just receiv,
ed by the Automobile Club Of
Washington from William Cole,
chief Of the State Highway Patrol
Mr.. Cole reports that nearly $4,000
sets Of lamps were regulated at
official stations within six weeks
time and he estimates that an adj
ditional $4,000 were fixed by pri-
yate owners.
He points out that this number
plus lights which already were in
good condition, gives Washington
a fairly high percentage in cor
rect automobile illumination.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Mrs. Anna saIo and daughter
Evelyn of Hoquiam are guests Of
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs, John
Bussanich.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Keen and daugh
ter Mildred spent Sunday with
friends at Gig Harbor.
Mr.. John Hay of Oregon was
the guests of his sister Mrs. All
Tlix aud family Tuesday and Wed
nesday Of last week.
Mr.. Thorvald Danielson and a
friend from Seattle, spent Sunday
with his mother Mrs. Karen Dan
iclson
Mrs Hazel blanchard and child.
rem of San Pedro Calf, arrived
Monday on the S. s. IL. f. Alex
ander for a summers visit in the
home Of the formers Mr. and Mrs.
&C.. Petersen.
Mrs. C. Amundsen will be hos
tess TO the Ladies Aid Of Dockton,
Wednesday, July l1th
On Saturday evening June 10Th
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Bussanieh enter.
tanned group Of relatives and
friends at the community house
lhonoring their son Louis ana his
bride Dancing was enjoyed till
Hate hour, when supper was served
lfrom beautifully laid table, a col
or scheme of blue and white wa'
carried out in decoration and ap
| poiniment. Mr. aud Mrs Louis
| Bussanich received some beautiful
gifts and many good wishes for
HAPPY married life. They plan tc
Imake their home at Doekton, fol
lowing a wedding trip to Alaska
/ Mn and Mrs John Aartinolicl
/ and son and daughter, Rob5er
and Frida, left Wednesday morn
ing on their Yacht, Stella Marris
fer a cruise to Alaska, stopping
first at Vancouver for a week
J Others in the party are william
/ Ioperieh Of Winslow. and Mr.. ant
+ Mrs llouis l3ussanich
Q d
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
ELLIsPoRT
= (Mrs. d. W. Trimble) :
E e*s* *ss&@ nsss* So

Mrs. l.. C. Snuff and Mrs. Nor
gan were delightfully."- entertain
ed with luncheon at the summer
home of Mrs. William II. Corkery
at Burton one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer of Seattle
were over Sunday looking over
their country home, "Archerwood
in North Ellisport. They plan 10
come later for a longer stay.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Morriss Of
Seattle came to Ellisport Sunday
and enjoyed a few hours at their
cottage,
Edward Barnes and cousin of
Seattle are at the Barnes summer
home "Redtop" for a short vacn-
tion. While here they are putting
! in the time building fine fire
place and doing other improve
ments to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cliff and
wife of Seattle spent Sunday with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs, c. w.
lCliff.
The Danish counsel of Seattle,
Mr.. Plmm, has rented Miss Anna
Braytons cottage aud has moved
his family here for the season.
Among the many island people
who spent part or all of the day
enjoying an outing at Ellisport on
Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
.lears, and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
| Wilber Mr.. and Mrs. Abramham-
son and Rev. Hugh Armstrong of
Vashon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Hyde,
of Seattle. spent Sunday at the
summer home of their daughter,
Mrs. II. +. Applegate on the Me
Clintock Homestead.
1
Mr. McBarron and daughters, of
the University District have taken
the d. w. Trimble home for an
outing. They have with them Mr.
Pherson also of Seattle
Miss Agnes Conlon has rented
her cottage to Mrs. Willard Sci
lex of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha p Morgan
| with a party Of friends motorej
to Ellisport Sunday and enjoyec
lheir luncheon on the picnic
grounds.
MIS-. A. j lizard and children
I T Seattle arrived saturday an,
wiz eccupv one OF the cottages OF
tl M, Clintoek Homestead. Mr.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
LILY SHOW PRIZES

The beautiful vases to be given
as prizes at the Lily Show this
Saturday are on display at the
.Vashon State Bank, Go in and
view them and then go home and
prepare your exhibits to compete
for them.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Mr.. aud Mrs, Howard Brown
Of Rosehaven, entertained Sunday
for their uncle Il. p. Bolton, four
Of his old friends who worked with
him in the St. Paul post Office
twenty five years ago and had not
met one another during that time.
Mrs. Brown did herself up
Brown" by serving a bic Vashon
Island Strawberry short cake
which was much enjoyed. Tho
guests, all living now in Seattl.
were:
Messrs. Monroe, Johnson, Bran,
non and Geraharty
Mr.. Bolton is now retired POS
tai employee, having been in The
service for twenty five years con
tinuously,
There will be a cake sale Satur-
day june 30 for the benefit of the
Burton Library. Don't forget at
the Library.
Mrs. Annie Van Deyanter and
Miss Rachel Jeff for Los Angeles
this week where Miss Rachel viii
take Il summer course I'M y special
line of school work Misses Lon
Use and Connie NuDegantr lett
J Burton at the same time for Mis-
soula, Montana TO attend the Uni-
versity there, Before returning
they will take in the sights of YeI-
lowstone Park
Tige our beloved Burton doe
may go into a decline when he
looks around and sees these small
dogs that are frisking around One
a Boston Toy Bull is amusing the
small boys at the drug store and
Rex the woody dog that is Coy
.Jr. s pet-But there viii never be
one who can settle the guarrcIsomc
dog fights like Tige and he is
always ready with a welcome for
the strangers who come FROM the
boat.
Mrs. G. II. Grimell, Mis-. +. II
Robin of Tacoma and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J Hlrrell and son John
OF Los Angeles were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Meredith for The
week end. Mrs. Robin aud Mrs.
llarrell are sisters Of Mrs Mere
ditb and Mrs. Grinucl their
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Kelly mt
two children of Seattle were yisi.
tors at the Shaw home ON Sunday
| Mrs. Kelly is a ueice Of Mrs Shaw
| Miss Barbara Smoke prcsente4
/ the Burton Library with three
very nice books Boy Scouts Dr.
the Air. The Khaki Boys at The
Front and America, or the S4cri-
flee
Mrs. TiosdI visited her moiher
SHgbot1 HuiuLrilpr Island aver
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Miss Natalie B. Hall and her sis
ter, Mrs. Chester r. Olson are at
tending the w. o. w. Convention
at Oakland, Calf, with their
mothers cousin, Frank b. Itch
enor, vice head counsel, and his
family of Portland, Oregon.
D.
Mrs. l.. Stevenson of Seattle visl-
ted with friends on the island
Sunday
Miss Ida Deppman drove up
from California last week to visit
her father Chas. Deppman.
Norman Harrington is visiting
relatives and friends on the Island
after year spent in Southern Cal
lifornia
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Ferguson
and daughter Jean, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. p. 4.
CARRIER.
The many friends OF Mrs. ID.
r. Stockley of Cove will be sorry
to learn that while walking across
her kitchen floor rug slipped uu-
der her causing her to fall and
fracture her right leg just above
the knee.
DR.. McMurray attended and
promptly placed her in hospital
| in Seattle
The location of this fracture
means longer time taken in re-
coyery than other situations.
Miss Leone Marks Of SCOTS
Bluffs Nebr., was visiting at w.
IP. Morford home over Sunday.
Mrs. 4 Il. Stafford is rapidly
recovering from an accident IN
which she had the misfortune so
break rib. several weeks ago.
Mrs r J Shattuck entertained
1.-THE Camulos Club ON Friday of last
week
-0-
Mrs. ] II Metzenberg entertain
ed 10 honor of Mrs w d Gatvlu
Thursday afternoon.
The sign painters have beer df.
eolatng the front Of the England
! & PetGsen warehouse this week.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
HERE AND THERE

Mines. Oliver d, Colvin, George
7. Myers, and Fred Ii. Baxter, OF
Seattle were visitors last week at
the home OF Mrs. John w. Roberts
near Vashon,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Sprinkiiue a spoonful Of saltpo
ter over the fire occaional vii keep
the chimney from galhetin" SCOT
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Iilols NNObIAi anu I'M " lilHNAit -
VIII be made in each class. Special
Premiums will go to the First
plize winner in each class.
SECTION ALLIES
Regale Lilies
Glass best single stalk.
Glass Best vase or basket
Madonna Lilies
Glass Best single stalk.
Glass Best vase or basket.
Easter Lilies
Glass 5-Best single stalk.
Glass 6-Best vase or basket.
Elegans or Umbellatum Lilies
Glass Best single stalk.
Glass s-Best vase or basket.
speoiosum Lilies
Glass 8 Best single stalk.
Glass l0--Best vase Or basket.
- Native Lilies
Glass 1l-Best single stalk.
Glass II Best vase or basket.
Rare or otherwise not classified
Y Glass l3-Best single stalk
Glass l4-Best vase or basket
SECTION B.--RosEs
Glass best Red Rose
Glass BEST vase Of Red Roses
Class Best Pink Rose.
Glass best vase Of pink Roses
Glass 5-Besi yellow or orange
Rose
Glass 6-Best vase yellow or
orange Roses
Class best Rose, copper or
blended shades.
Glass Best vase, copper or
blended shades
Glass g-Best white Rose
Class 10 Best vase Of white Rose,
SECTION o.-PERENNIALs
tlaSS ! i--bhHhel OF vase VI
Delphinium
Glass BASKET or vase Of Other
Perennials.
SECTION D.-ANNUALs
Glass Bowl of sweet peas.
Glass 2-Bowl or vase of other
ANNALS.
SECTION WATER LILIES
Glass best bowl of water Lille.
SECTION F.-sHRUBs
Glass l-Besi Towering Shrub
SECTION G.
Table Decorations
Gummed labels may be obtained
Doe clerk 90 mark vases BOWLS, etc
for Identification VT owner
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29
Classification and Premiums

First, second and third placings
VIII be made in each class. Special
Premiums will 90 to the First
plize winner in each class.
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BURTON
(Mrs. &. Buckuell)

.s.ssseasesees
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Mss A. j lizard and children.
T Seattle arrived Saturday and
wiz occupy one OF the cottages Oh
I'll NJ Clintoek Homestead. Mr.
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, DooKToN
(Mrs. Claude Petersen)

et.ss**sss*s's
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Mrs. l.. Stevenson of Seattle visl-
ted with friends on the island
Sunday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha p Morgan
with a party Of friends motored
to Ellisport Sunday and enjoyed
lheir luncheon ON the picnic
grounds.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

MIR. and Mrs. Donald Ferguson
and daughter Jean, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.
CARRIER
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-06-29

Mrs. J II Metzenberg entertain
ed So honor of Mrs. w d Garvln
Thursday afternoon