Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-08-29
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Cove Cedarhurst- Colvos

Byron Smith, a nephew of Mrs
Frank segrist is spending week with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Lindberg spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John
Ober in their home on the beach.
The Cove Junior League had its
eighth annual picnic in Woodland Park
last Saturday Ten young people went
and were chaperoned by Mrs. Frank
Segrist, assisted by Mrs. O. E. Ramqrist.
Mrs. VIM. Barney spent three days
at the George Walls home taking care
of her three small grandsons so that
Mr.. and Mrs. Walls might take little
trip They spent part of the time
motoring along Hoods Canal 1t is
very beautiful there but not bit more
wonderful than our own lovely West
or Colvos Passage.
Mr.. Markham was ninety-five years
old on Monday. His children are all
with him and also his brothers from
California. AT this writing his con-
dition is about the same except that he
is growing weaker.
Mrs. John Langdahl and daughter,
irene. returned to their home in Ia
coma Monday after spending Il for
night at the L. a. Walls home.
Mrs o. E. Rainquist spent the week
end visiting her children in Seattle.
On August 10 Ray Croker arrived on
Vashon Island from San Diego to see
his wife and that new daughter of
his, Barbara Ann. Ray Immediately
had to buy a new hat three sizes
larger and we notice that Grandpa
Tronas' hat seems to fit him too tight
Ray is now waiting for his orders to
20 to Pensacola, Florida, to finish his
course in aviation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy TOWNSEND and
oaby are visiting with Mrs. Town
sends parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lokke.
Mrs Morris Knudsen went to Sc
title Monday to meet her husband
Who was expected to return from
Alaska that day.
Jorg Jorgensen spent the week end
1t his home at Colvos
This community feels that it has
uttered great loss in the death of
Mr. Saterbo and extends its sincerest
ympathy to the family
| Annabelle Hudspeth and Betty
Reeves attended an all night party
yiven by Mayreld Ramquist in her
apartment in Seattle Louise Hotch-
;ins and Bessie Fjeldal were there for
Inner
Rev and Mrs. August Peterson en-
ertained the members of the Method
st Ladies Aid, Friday. P. NJ The
aides had most enjoyable time and
Mrs. Peterson served delicious
luncheon.
The members of the Ladies Aid gave
Mrs Reeves a silver shower and a
arge box of candy on her birthday
II recognition of the splendid work
he has done as secretary of that
organization
Rev. and Mrs Peterson are attending
he conference in Seattle.
| The Reeves boys surprised their
mother with beautiful radio on her
birthday. Mrs Hudspeth and Anna
,elle had dinner there and enjoyed the
ado very much.
Miss Thelma Bergen was out visiting
he Reeves family where she will stay
his winter, and looked over school
gpom
/ On Tuesday Mrs. Thos II jackson
md family and the Misses Hansen of
Spokane we're guests at the home Of
Mrs Jackson's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Pollett.
The Kent family have purchased a
.ract north of Cedarhurst and have
he ground leveled ready to start
building in the spring.
Charles Kimmel spent Monday and
Tuesday in Seattle visiting Richard
CARRIER.
The White family has returned tC
Seattle so that Jack can have hi,
tonsils removed before school begins,
Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Moberg ant
Walter, Of Mt Vernon. are spending
he week at the Kimmel home
Mr.. and Mrs. o D. McMoran, Of
Mt. Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Moberg and Miss Frances Moberg Of
, Seattle came over Sunday for family
, picnic.
Rev. c. Aug Peterson. pastor Of IN,
Cove M. E. Church. visited Spokan,
last Saturday and Sunday 1t was the
10th anniversary of the Norwegian
Danish NJ. E. Church. and he wa
pastor of that church for three years
and later district superintendent Of
i Rocky Mountain district with his homi
in Spokane. Rev. Peterson lecturet
Saturday evening on The Inheritance
from the past to the present" and als'
preached the anniversary sermon sun
day evening