Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-09-05

ilit AppiSSdlc anu ioOlillty ldlllllIeS
who have spent the summer at Ellis
port left Sunday for their homes in
Seattle. Prof. Frank Plumb and family
left on Monday
All Ellisport extends a hearty wei
come to the Charles England family
of Vashon. who have rented the large
McClintock home for the winter.
Among the Saturday visitors to Ellis
port were Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Hart
and daughters, of Seattle. Mr. Hart
is with the West and Wheeler Co., OF
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Trimble enjoyed
la weekend visit from their, son
Claude E. Trimble and family of Sc
attic.
Fay and Ida McClintock had the
pleasure of visit from Mrs. Roy
Griswold and daughters, OF Seattle
the first of the week.
Residents of the Island are to be con-
graduated on the excellent bus service
we enjoy. Throughout the summer we
have heard nothing but praise from
campers and tourists for the treatment
given them by the Staples Middling
Company.
Strangers on the Island appreciate
The kindness and courtesy OF these men
more perhaps as it's such a rare
quality among stage lines on the main
are unfailing in their thoughtfulness
TO strangers, taking care to give them
exact information on where TO find the
parties or location they wish and when
ever possible driving out of their way
10 land them at their destination.
Such consideration is certainly OF
great value to the Island as a whole
and makes for the pleasure and happi-
ness of strangers visiting our Island
and viii cause them to return There
is great advertising value in having "a
stage company on Our Island which has
Quilt up such a reputation for careful
irving and Kindness TO the travelling
! public. The men composing the Is
| and company are away above the
lverage in their consideration to their
passengers and during the winter
ieason the residents and property
owners of the Island should be
patriotic enough TO give them all the
support possible. We hear much these
lays about boosting ones community
church, stores and other activities, Sc
/ Why not include the bus line among
| your list to be boosted Leave your
)wn car in the garage and travel by
| he bus, would not be bad slogan for
\ The winter months. Then your car will
/ oe all bright and smiling in the spring
The closing days OF August were
marked by picnics and gay beach
parties. Guests and campers reluct-
antly departed on Labor Day to re-
sumo work and studies in the cities
4 With many promises of return next
Iummer.
d
Kenneth Bitle's birthday was happily
celebrated by the young people on the
beach on the evening of the 29th. a
arge birthday cake fashioned by Mrs.
Applegate was served in his honor
o
Mrs Hugh d. Jeffers entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday OF last week.
having as her guests Mrs T. B. Allison,
Mrs. F. II. Plumb, Mrs ID. E. Lesh,
Mrs j. W. Forsgren and Miss Eleanor
'orsgren.
d
Miss Forsgren, who has been visiting
Ter aunt, Mrs. Lesh. left Thursday for
Helena, Montana, where she will re-
iume her duties at st. Peters hospital
| o.
Mrs. d. E, Lesh also left last week
,or Evansville, Minnesota, for a fort
lights visit with her father, MIR. o
Amundsen. She hopes to be there to
lelp celebrate his eighty-fifth BIRTH
day Her sister, Mrs. Forsgren. and
Bobby Forsgren will remain in Ellis
port until her return.
| O.
Mr.. John Evens of Great Falls
Montana, spent the weekend at tho
Lesh cottage.
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Mrs. c. f. Woods and her mother
Mrs. Beckes, motored to Ryderwood
md spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Craven Lee
| o.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hills spent the
asst days Of their vacation az Mrs
Hill's cottage. Mrs. Hills other week.
md guests we're Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert
Johnson and daughter. Glare. Of Sc.
attic, Mrs. Jessie Emme, OF Seattle, anc
Mr. r. A. Luwell Of Vancouver