Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-10-31
Cove edarhurst. Colvos

Peoples Society surprised tneIr leader
Mrs. Simon Edwards on Monday night
the OCCASION being the second ami
Versary of Mr. and Mrs. Edwards
wedding. The young people presented
Mrs. Edwards with Bible In token O
their appreciation of her splendid
work with the choir
Barton Johansen came home from
Canada last week. He has been gont
since last April.
Fred Sundberg was able to leave hi.
clutches at home this week. He has
been able to attend school for the past
three weeks,
Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. Midjo, who
have been staying with Mrs. Oman
this fall spent the time from Friday
till Monday in Seattle.
Mrs, Oman was Seattle visitor OH
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Sundberg and
Myrtle called on the Rindals In Seat
tie. They found Mr.. Rindal somewhat
better and he is now able to sit up
most of the day and take short walks.
Eva and Clara Servold spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. Servold.
The Paulson boy who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis is doing
nicely and is expected home from the
hospital this week.
Mrs. Wicklund has had her grand
TntIphtor tftif1N fnr ~,
Sunday Mrs. Fingeroth visited them,
taking her small daughter home with
her.
On Sunday Mrs. Martin Anderson
and Elise, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer An
derson and baby son, Dickie, were
dinner guests at the Sundberg home.
Mrs Fjeldal spent the weekend
in Seattle visiting the Andersen family
and her daughter, Mrs. John Edwards.
On Sunday Mr.. Fjeldal Joined her and
they returned home that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindor Molvik are re-
joicing over the birth of ten pound
son in Seattle hospital last week.
Mr.. D. w. Culman spent the last
weekend in Seattle.
Mrs. Oberman mad daughter, Mrs.
Cook, spent Sunday at their Cedar
hurst home.
Garner Kimmel has been home two
days with an attack of grippe.
Work on the road at Cedarhurst has
been suspended until the first of the
year, when more money will be avail
oh1a Tho rioht ,f u,ot, ic ,,or, ,Ioo,,d
Mrs. Helen Kibler, an old friend of
the Marshes from South Dakota, spent
several days with them at their Cove
home last week. Mrs. Kibler, who has
been living in Tacoma for the past
three years only recently located her
friends.
The D. E. Rinkenberger family of
Tacoma spent Sunday at the Marsh
home.
Lloyd Marsh was home for time
helping his parents, but had call
from the Portland Airport factory to
work, so he left on the 21st.
Miss Mabel Bergeson and her mo-
Their spent the weekend in their home
at Beulah Park.
The report at this writing is that |
Mrs. Prigg is resting easier and is able
to take a little nourishment. We sure
ly hope that her recovery will be
speedy. Mrs Ceilings is helping care
for her
D. S. Siegrist and Carl are on bus
mess trip to Chehalis. While they are
gone Mrs. Griffith, of Seattle, is stay
ing with Mrs. Siegrist.
The young girls of the Dorcas
Young Peoples Society held sale of |
sewing and fancy work Saturday even
ing. Every article was made by the
girls and brought good price, every
thing being sold. The girls prepared |
the delicious lunch themselves and al
so gave a fine program. The young |
folks mixed choir of nineteen voices
is splendid organization and worth
going far to hear. q nder the capable
management of Mrs. Simon Edwards
the sale and program was decided |
success.
Jenny Johansen and two friends
from Seattle, spent the weekend with
her parents and helped with the sale
Bruce Duncan spent his four days
vacation with his grandparents. Mr.. l
and. Mrs. E. v. Hudspeth. On Sunday |
Mrs A. D. Duncan drove out and took
her parents to Lisabeula to visit with
friends
The Nels Didriksen family were din
ner guests at the Geo. Fosmark home
Sunday.
Thursday, Nov Z, the Ladies Aid
will meet at tt'.e church, with Mrs.
Reeves and Mrs. Hudspeth, hostesses.
There will be short program, as well
as the regular business of the meet
ing. Everybody is welcome.
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