Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-10-24

spent the weekend with Mr., Thomp-
sons parents, MIR. and Mrs Geo
Thompson of Ellisport, who returned
with them TO Bremerton for weeks
visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Hartley.
and Miss Louise Mcpherson Of Sc
attic, sister of Mrs Hartley. spent Lass
Sunday with their aunt, Mrs Fred
INLAND of Mileta
Among the Scotch who enjoyed
hearing their countryman, Harry
Lauder, on hts recent seventh fare
well appearance in Seattle were MIR.
and Mis-, w B. Mackie Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Church, Miss Jessie Robinson,
Mrs Agnes L, smock and Fransu
Smock.
Mr.. and Mr. John P. Lundberg and
son, Roy, of Vancouver, Wash, spent
the first part of the week visiting in
the o. E. Ramquist home. They are
spending their vacation touring the
state. Mrs. [Samquist accompanied
them as far as Seattle. when they
left Wednesday morning.
DR.. Sattler's Bible study class is
growing each week. This week fifty
attended, most of them young people.
Those who have heard DR.. Sattler are
enthusiastic in their praise OF her pre-
sentation OF various phases of the work
Eric Olson and son, mill owners of
Paulsbo spent Sunday visiting their
old friends, Mr., and Mrs, o. E.
Ramquist They were delighted by a
trip about the Island.
jim Price spent Sunday visiting
several boy friends in Seattle.
Kenneth Thompson, of Seattle,
spent the weekend with his uncle,
T. N. Thompson.
Friends have received word that
Rev. C. E. Preston is now nicely locat-
ed and busily at work in his new field
at Morton.
Rev. C. August Peterson was called
to Seattle last Thursday for dinner
at the Frye hotel. About fifty pro-
fessional and business men met to
formulate plans for building the Nor
wegian Road Amundsen memorial
hospital at cost of 100000.
Wednesday afternoon while cleaning
test tube, which broke in his hands
Seton Edison received cut that re-
quired three stitches. DR.. Grandy
! gave him the necessary attention.
The Cronander family returned
Wednesday evening after delightful
two weeks vacation spent in California
A. T. Bacchus is making all of the
neighbors envious of the new car hi
began driving this week. 1t is {
Durant coupe and was purchased from
+ the Vashon Garage.
Axel Petersen is lodging around a
great rate in handsome new car
a Dodge, of course.
Billie Brammer, the three year OLE
, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brammer
underwent the removal of his tonsil
or Monday nicely. DR.. Grandy wa
assisted in caring for the little felloy
by Mrs. A. H. Wells and Mrs. Kat
u O'Malley.
4 On their recent trip to Californi
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Shaw visited D
\ and Mrs. Magranahan in Long Beacy
2 The Magranahans are building a fin
new house, having decided that it
cheaper to build than rent.
The charming house being built b
Mrs. Mae Naugle is rapidly nearin
completion, and is surely credit
Martin Tjomsland's skill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hansen, &
= well as Marcia, are rejoicing over I'll
: birth of the small son who Joined the
4 family circle Wednesday morning.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Van Hou
( day evening. Fourteen guests enjoye
l entertained their bridge club on Tue
4 the hospitality of their home.
\ Chas. England spent Monday al
Tuesday of this week on busine
\ trip to Mt. Vernon. During his al
R sence Mrs, England visited relatives
1 Seattle.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Petersen. al
4 Mrs Petersen's mother Mrs Jof
IEc1pfocl, loft tbic r,onrYairtr fnr q tT.