Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-11-28
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VASHoN AND VICINITY

\ DORIS HUTCHINSON spent the weekend
with her mother. Doris, graduate
of the class of 1929, is now occupying
a responsible position, as book-keeper,
with the A. G. Electric company of
Seattle.
Mrs. Hopkins, of Seattle, visited the
w. D, Covingtons on Saturday.
Chas. England left Monday for
business trip to Chehalis, later being
called to Vancouver, B. C. He will
make a desperate effort to eat his
Thanksgiving turkey at home, hew-
ever.
Judge Claypool was on the Island
Saturday evening. He says that he
and Mrs. Claypool are nicely settled
in Seattle for the winter we are going
to have some day.
Mrs Brennan is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Abe Abrahamsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Garvin were
over from Seattle Sunday to spend a
few hours with Mr.. Garvins father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Garvin, and
three children spent Sunday with the
A. T. Hutchinson family in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Winchester re-
turned Sunday from the San Juoquin
valley, where they have been looking
after business interests.
Mrs. S. B. Morris of Portage was the
Il guest of Mrs. Jack Wood on Thursday
last.
On Friday Mrs. o. A. Kalland of
Burton and Mrs. L. A. Wise Of Vashon
Heights were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Jack Wood.
Mrs. Hans Hendricksen and family
drove to Aberdeen for the week end
when they visited Mr. Hendricksen.
Christian Hendricksen is home for a
few weeks as his camp is shut down
until after the holidays.
T. Hellosto arrived home from the
hospital Sunday evening, rather weak
and pale, but glad to be back home
with his little family.
Helene Olson was missed from her
usual post at the Vashon Barber Shop
last Monday. She is slowly recovering
from the effects of the removal of
several teeth.
Mrs. Eunice Simondsen of Seattle
was the guest OF Miss Frances Marshall
Tuesday evening, coming over from the
city to attend a meeting of the
Rebekah Lodge.
We are sorry to hear of the con-
tinued i'll health of Mrs D. Mackie.
1t is hard for one who has lived such
busy, useful life as Mrs. Mackie has
to be forced by illness to give up her
service to others.
If there is as much petty thievery
going on during the remainder of the
winter as has come to light during
this week we will believe that Vashon
Island is indeed changing its character.
On Tuesday night Mrs. P. French lost
four turkeys that she was preparing
for the holiday market. One of the
Paradise ranchers is reported as having
lost thirty capons that were about
ready for market.
| Mrs. John Roberts spent the week.
end in Portland visiting her neice,
Mrs, Arthur Gilbert Beattie. Mrs.
Roberts says that the drouth is being
I felt keenly in the Rose City.
Vivian Miller is celebrating her
Thanksgiving vacation in singularly
| sad fashion by undergoing the re-
moval of her tonsils. The operation
is to be performed this wednesday,
afternoon, SO We imagine the young
lady will not eat great deal of
turkey.
F. A. Weiss has purchased Hudson
Sport coupe to replace his Hudson
sedan recently destroyed by fire. The
garage, which was partially burned
| is about rebuilt
Earl Ridgway has purchased
handsome Willys-K Knight coupe from
the Island Garage.
George Mccormick is driving
Plymouth sport roadster delivered to
him this week by the Met-Cro Garage.
John Calhoun recently purchased a
classy Plymouth sport coupe from the
local agency, the Met-Cro Garage.
The remodeling of the hall, in pro-
gress at the Island Club is great i'm
provement, and will save many steps
during the serving of banquets in the
auditorium.