Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-30

over Sunday looking over their
camp. They will move over the
18th of June.
DIR. Baldwin has plated their
south 40 acres into Is lots. These
are ON the beach, and will make
lovely homesites.
c. Il. Tjomsland and George
Walls went to Puyallup Monday
on business for the Marketing
Association.
The Columbia school held its
annual picnic on Friday Of last
week. In spite Of the rainy
morning everybody was there.
Mrs. Conrad Anderson had
charge of the lunch. She had
able assistants and everyone was
served in very short time. The
food was wonderful, and there
was such an abundance that after
everyone had his fill, there was
some left. One small boy ate
twelve sandwiches, uncounted
pieces of cake, fourteen glasses Of
lemonade, besides beans, salad,
etc. and then was grieving be-
cause he couldn t hold more.
Bob Wallis writes from Cordova
that he was dinner guest of
Harold (Brick) Swanson. The
Swansons will be remembered as
former Vashon residents who
lived on what is now the d. S.
Siegrist property.
Ivy Walls is spending the week
in Seattle "a guest of Mrs. Paul
Land.
Mrs. Reeves and Lee are motor
ing to Walla Walla. They will be
gone a week.
Annabelle Hudspeth is enjoying
a two weeks visit in Seattle with
friends.
Barbars Edge is Spending a
month with her mother, Mrs.
Bovard, in Seattle.
Mrs. Hickok, of Spokane, was a
guest of Mrs. Hudspeth last week.
Mrs. Hickok and the Hudspeths
homesteaded adjoining places in
Montana 16 years ago.
Louise Hotchkins has taken a
position as maid in a Seattle
hospital. Later she will go into
training there.
Several members of the Cove
Methodist Epworth League spent
the weekend in Seattle attending
the Epworth League convention.
On Sunday Mrs. Segrist and Mrs.
Oman took the Junior League
in. The children had wonder
full time.
Grandpa Edwards is putting
in nice cement swimming tank
on the beach for his grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopersen and
a friend Of Everett and Bjarne
Rindal were at home Sunday at
Rindals. Bjarne took Mr.. Rindal
out for ride, which he enjoyed
very much. Mr.. RindalI is feeling
good these days and is able to be
outside a little every day.
The p. A. Petersen, Conrad
Anderson and Edwards families
attended the convention at the
Nazarine Church in Seattle last
Sunday.
Mrs. Sundberg received a letter
from her father, Mr.. Picrsen
stating that he arrived at hi:
daughters home safely after a
pleasant trip, found everybody
fine only it is still very cold
there.
Mrs. Oman entertained the Mis-
sion Ladies Aid, Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Norgaurd is staying with
Mrs, Christensen till her eye gets
better. She must still make q
trip to the doctor every Other
day.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Severser
visited with Johns father, Mr.. o
Seversen, Sunday.
Work has begun on the boule
ward in Bethel Park. They ar,
cutting a trail down the length oI
it so that prospective buyers cal
see the acreage at the lower enc
of the Park.
Bob Walls also wrote that h,
saw Henry and Stella Seversei
in Cordova and had a chat will
them. Bob says he wasn't seasicl
going up but only ate ten neal
in seven days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Dennis az
| rejoicing over the birth of bah.
! Girl horn in Seattle hospita